RE: Let me try once more
- Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> Jan 28, 2001
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On 28 Jan 2001, at 19:24, George Henry wrote: > >So you do not wish to gets() a line or read() a file and exec it from a > >properly shrouded and bound Eu exe? <blink> > > > >Kat > > No, I wish to *include* (in the normal sense) an unshrouded, unbound file. > Here is a rough > outline of the program I attached, as a zipfile, to my original message: > > -- Main program, shrouded and bound > ... > -- Routine to rewrite config.ini based on user input: > procedure rewrite_config() > ... > end procedure > ... > -- to maintain configuration from one execution to the next: > include confgi.ini -- NOT shrouded/bound > .... Rather than the same config.ini file, read in with "read()" rather than "include", and Eu executes calls to procedures and functions in the read sequence rather then the include. So the file can be re-read if changed, without shutting the program down so it can re-include the file... your approach, no personal offence intended, sounds like windoze: if you change something, you must reboot. Arrrgggg. Ok. But it's moot anyhow, since Robert has nixed it. Kat, <still pleading> it's *very* useful in Ai languages, and i use it in critical learning points in mirc. It would be the easiest way in the world to do totally custom and unforseen spreadsheets. ____________________________________________________________ T O P I C A -- Learn More. Surf Less. Newsletters, Tips and Discussions on Topics You Choose. http://www.topica.com/partner/tag01