Re: Suggestions and Stuff
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at TICNET.COM> Mar 31, 1999
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At 12:26 AM 3/31/99 -0800, you wrote: > > >So you can define your messages as local constants: > > constant > xSet = register( "set" ), > xGet = register( "get" ) > >and they will map to the same index from one include file to the next, but >you won't have to worry about name conflicts, since the constants are all >declared locally. So xSet and xGet are scoped to their include file (which >is the same as their class), much in the same way as C++ does it. > >Comments? > >-- David Cuny Will Quartz be adopting this method? I know you (David Cuny) aren't doing Quartz, so only the person with the inside scoop should answer.I mean, it's not like I need any software optimization on my PII-450, 128MB RAM, and with the P-III and faster machines coming available, will it really matter if we use strings or integers? I like the object.method way myself, but I'm flexible and open to whatever works and works well.
Thanks! ck P.S. I think we should start a David Cuny Win32Lib Fund or something.