Dirk wrote: > How about considering the idea of "synonyms", though? Is > it unreasonable to have "unlink()" and "fdelete()" (or > whatever it is on Win32) mean the same thing? This brings back an idea I had a while ago. How about defining a module, that could be part of the standard distribution, that offered those shortcuts. So newbies could do something like use newbie; or use synonyms; and they'll have their shortcuts to their most favourite functions. We could go even further as to generate a warning for each synonym call, educating newbies as to what the real function names are. Just an idea ... --Ala
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