Re: GOTO - A fresh perspective?

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Hello Euman:

On 11 Feb 2002, at 9:35, euman at bellsouth.net wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> 
> This is primarily for EULER.
> 
> You must be hitting a brick wall with something.
> Is there anything you would like solved?
> 
> My experience with Euphoria has been that time is
> the best medicine and trial an error are your best friend.
> Experiment with something not yet accomplished in this
> language and if it works then share it with the rest of us.
> 
> Asking questions on this list is very easy, you're already
> typing quite well.
> 
> Euman
> euman at bellsouth.net
> 
Well, not really. I was just afraid of loosing my time. I'm not that young 
anymore. To be honest, when a learned Basic at Neshaminy High (Langhorne, PA) 
back in 1972, I could wait and see, I could try hard and loose, I could start 
over and over a million times that I'd have the strength to do it.

At this very moment I could lay down and rest. My job is done, there's not much 
more to do. I'm pretty satisfied. Then I knew through a country fellow (Davi 
Figueiredo) that he was using a new language called Euphoria that could run 
apps on three major platforms. It was like a sting. How come I've never heard 
of such language. I got curious. I'm still curious. I just don't want to get 
disappointed. That's it.

To make use of this list as you mentioned is okay for you but it's not that 
much easy if you are not a true born English speaking person. As I told you 
before, my English is from the early seventies when most of you were unborn. 
There's also jargons that are unusual or just unintelligible to me. That's why 
I personally (and many others, I'm sure) need a book so badly. Maybe I just 
don't want to be a pain in the ass (if you know what I mean)...

I respect you and your judgement Euman. I know you're an expert. I can see your 
enthusiasm when you talk on Euphoria. I'd like to have a tenth of your skills. 
If you and people like you could put what you know on a book then you'll become 
part of Euphoria history. Nothing is more important than sharing knowledge. The 
difference in doing it as a book is as simple as: do you know of a person that 
learned English by joining an English list? I think no. But of course you know 
persons that improved their English by just joining English speaking list of 
any kind -- including me!

Cheers! (I'm a lot happier now -- nothing better that a good nigh sleep)

-- Euler

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