1. Syntax
Hello,
I think +=, -=, *=, /= will make the code cleaner, once you get the jist of
them, which is easy to do they make code simpler, and they obey a programming
rule I think is quite relevant : Avoid Clutter.
I also still would like to see
requires DOS
requires WIN32
and to see
type ...(sequence s)
return length(s) = NUM
end type
also to maybe see in a type definition
type ...(sequence s)
return atom(s[?])
end type
a vector of atoms.
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2. Syntax
- Posted by Mathew Hounsell <mat.hounsell at MAILEXCITE.COM>
Sep 09, 1998
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Last edited Sep 10, 1998
I wrote [Re:Syntax] :
and to see
type ...(sequence s)
return length(s) = NUM
end type
I meant to write :
and to see this optomised so the call to type was un-needed.
type ...(sequence s)
return length(s) = NUM
end type
As for error recovery I would like a OnCrash() procedure or error functions that
you can use to call a save function. If what you call has a bug then the prog
dies instantly.
error uninitialized_atom()
atom = 0
end error
error negative_slice()
chrash_save()
end error
Also it might be nice to see
include ...\c_screen\tmode.e
where ... meant %EUDIR%\include
or perhaps
include @INCLUDE\c_screen\tmode.e
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3. Re: Syntax
>Also it might be nice to see
> include ...\c_screen\tmode.e
>where ... meant %EUDIR%\include
>or perhaps
> include @INCLUDE\c_screen\tmode.e
try this:
include \c_screen\tmode.e
-- It will do just that.
-- First try the local directory, then the eudir\include..
Ralf N.
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