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Re: Euphoria 4.0 appears to problematic

• Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Dec 12, 2010
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Thank you for trying it out.

Can you please tell us which samples do not work? We need to fix those documentation errors.

There are no examples in the V4 documentation that uses either of these symbols. Are you sure you are looking at version 4 samples and not version 3 samples?

What do you mean? Can you give me some sample code that does this? For example, the code below has this statement and does not give me any errors.

namespace io 
printf(1, "Hello word") 

Maybe you are misunderstanding what that statement means.

The "namespace" statement defines the default namespace for the current file, which can be used by other files that include the file containing the namespace statement.

Let's say I have the following file...

-- xyz.e -- 
namespace kkk 
public constant CONST = 1 

and another file ...

-- myapp.ex -- 
include xyz.e 
? kkk:CONST -- uses the default namespace defined inside xyz.e 

While the platform() function is a built-in one, the LINUX symbol is not. And thus you need to include the file in which LINUX is defined. Your program needs the line ...

include std/os.e 

Are you running DOS applications written for v3? These will not work as the DOS platform is no longer supported.

It would be very helpful of you if you could tell us what exactly is causing issues to appear. We cannot help fix things if we have to guess what your problems are. Can you show us error messages and the source code that goes with these messages?

What can't you find in the V4 documentation?

Also, Win32lib is not part of Euphoria. It is an independent library and has no connection with the development of Euphoria.