Re: comparison stacks
> <sigh>
> Ok, in the irc client, to handle the numerics from the server, the stack will
> start with one "if", end with an "end if", and have *600* "elsif" in between.
> Isn't that a little incredible?
> Robert, with a "execute var" and a "goto", i could extract the numeric value,
> then goto it. With smart code in the interpreter, or other error recovery, if
> that
> numeric isn't provided for, it simply returns"".
> Also, the inability to make variable names using data is going to be a
> smallish problem, when the irc client connects to two or more irc nets, has
> an http open, and tries to send an email or three to pops at two different
> isps
> at the same time.
> Recalling %connection. [ $+ [ %ircnet1 ] $+ . $+ [ %channel ] $+ . $+ [
> %oplist ] ]
> is easier than looping thru all the possible variables untill the right tags
> are
> found, then reading that data and exiting the loop. Faster too.
> Kat
Maybe a whole bunch of elsifs isn't the way to go, how's about having a
sequence of {commmand,routine_id} pairs then looping through to find
the correct routine_id? That's how Hawke's EUServer does it afair....
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
Rat Software
http://www.rat-software.com/
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