Re: include statement bugs
- Posted by "Juergen Luethje" <j.lue at gmx.de> Oct 18, 2004
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Hi Igor, you wrote: > Derek Parnell wrote: <snip> >> No every file can be renamed without causing other problems. > > What one you can not rename _*JUST NOW*_ and foreve? > > Tell me please and I'll ask the author for you to solve that > problem immediately for you both pleasure. <snip> I think the problem is most likely to happen with very common names, such as "math.e" or "string.e". Say you have the libraries 'lib1' and 'lib2', and both contain a "string.e" file, but with different contents. You need to include both libraries in one of your projects. Then you ask the author of 'lib1', to rename his "string.e" file to say "stringX.e". S/he does so, fine for you. Now another user of 'lib1' might get a naming problem, that s/he didn't have before, because s/he already has a different file "stringX.e", that belongs to 'lib3'. Of course, this other user can write to the auther of 'lib3', and ask her/him to rename the file ... This would be the never ending "Rename-The-File" game. The more widespread Euphoria will be, the more likely this will happen, no? Regards, Juergen