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> > 2) How did you conclude that? Did you check that
> > list_writings(poetry)/list_writings($poetry) gives the correct
result?
> IE
> > echo list_writings(poetry)/list_writings($poetry) ?
>
> list_writings(poetry) simply spits out the output. 'echo
> list_writings(poetry)' was not designed
> > For reference, see http://autocracy.homelinux.org/template.php and
> > http://autocracy.homelinux.org/error.php
>
> Unless you have a good reason to do otherwise please post your code here.
> People would be less inclined to help if they have to go about clicking on
> links to see what your pro
On Sunday 01 December 2002 04:43, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
> For reference, see http://autocracy.homelinux.org/template.php and
> http://autocracy.homelinux.org/error.php
Unless you have a good reason to do otherwise please post your code here.
People would be less inclined to help if they have t
On Saturday 30 November 2002 03:14 pm, you wrote:
> On Sunday 01 December 2002 03:54, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
> > std_layout("Title here", list_writings(poetry))
> >
> > both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions.
> > std_layout() echo's the two arguments that it takes at select
On Sunday 01 December 2002 03:54, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
> std_layout("Title here", list_writings(poetry))
>
> both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions. std_layout()
> echo's the two arguments that it takes at select points in its execution. I
> want to the output of list_writ
std_layout("Title here", list_writings(poetry))
both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions. std_layout()
echo's the two arguments that it takes at select points in its execution. I
want to the output of list_writings() to be an argument for std_layout().
-Jeff
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