foreach routine
- Posted by duke normandin <dnormandin at bsdrocksperlrolls.com> Dec 21, 2006
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Hi... Where are we at on this issue? I searched/read the forum archives on this issue last night. Any conclusions / plans? I ask because I can't believe that it wasn't included (and some others) right from the onset. In the "Euphoria Reference Manual" Part I-Section 2, it states: "Euphoria data structures are almost infinitely flexible." Further down, "Not only can a Euphoria program easily represent all conventional data structures but you can create very useful, flexible structures that would be extremely hard to declare in a conventional language." That may be true, but what good is all that if you can't get at / manipulate them easily? IMHO, sequences are *so huge* in Euphoria that we should scrap some of the functions that are supported but perhaps rarely used, in favor of beefing up "sequence support". In the meantime, anybody ever come across a "foreach" C function that could be called from Euphoria? Later... -- duke