Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
5. For easy use it's necessary to have in core code function which will
work like printf(). Otherwise it will be hard to create strings for
translations which are not context dependent.
Such function should be in base escape characters like %s or %d
compatibl
Hi all,
What is the main pourpose of this define ?
Thnks and regrds,
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Hi Przemyslaw!
I'm converting an RDD written in C to work under the USRRDD. Some
functions such as GOTO / TOP / BOTTOM, SKIP SEEK and were written in C
that I would like to take advantage of them in this conversion and for
this I need to pass them directly to the function
USRRDD_GETFUNCTABLE().
I
Hi Phil,
> What is the problem with my proposal?
>>
> You are creating a feed to the mail system that there is no way to opt out
> of, thus giving regular subscribers no way to reduce their mail burden. Sure
> you can filter i away, but only after you have downloaded it. And it's going
> to have
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 4:21 PM, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
> In Class(y) code class function should return "class object" not object
> of given class. This class object understands :NEW() message and create
> object of given class sending to this object :INIT() message with
> parameters passed to
Hi Przemyslaw
I downloaded Class(y) and read the docs. Thank you for your (as usual)
detailed reply, I am now considerably more educated. Class(y) seemed
to be really on the cutting edge back then, the folks at CA really
blew Clipper out of the water.
FWIW I would be in favour of the breakin
