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I think one of the reasons this isn't done is certain syntax error expressions will have unexpected results.

-- suppose r_routine is a routine that points to bzero from C and happens to be 2.
? 2*(1+2) -- The user gets 6  
? 2(1+2) -- The user forgot the '*', and gets a machine error trying to write to address 3, for some unknown amount.  

hallo petelomax, have you come to any conclusions yet? [quote euphoric]

Nothing wrong with it. It's just not currently set up to work that way. Changes made to the online docs or wiki cannot be (easily) incorporated into the 4.1.0 docs, so I'm just trying to prevent any wasted efforts (because this is a big effort). Again, Greg might have somethi [quote euphoric]

The only options for now are to create tickets for any issues*, or make the changes to the source yourself. * You might need devel No. I have tried to convert EuGtk to work with Phix, and got a basic window and button to work, but as noted above, it would be a major job. Different libs, etc. Irv, not sure if this is a bug, but I have two monitors, and it's giving me negative mouse coordinates in certain areas. test76.ex Nevermind. Text says "relative to the active area of the window."

I already have that file in my include/std folder. Shouldn't that be enough?! Hi abort(insert_fn) Chris Hi Easier to read using the <eucode> -- eucode </eucode> construct so

function Read_File(atom hfile, atom lpBuffer, atom nNumberOfBytesToRead)
    return c_func(Read_File_id, {lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToRead, lpNumberOfBytesRead,0} ) 
end function 

would look like that so, you're calling a c_func - have you defined it somewhere, would be useful to see that. Also what's the purpose of the function (if it's just to read a file, might read_file() [[https://op Hi A minimum illustration

--why this?  
--x should be a global variable  
--but seems to have been made local within main()  
integer x = 1 ------------------------------------------------------  
procedure display_x() ------------------------------------------------------ position(2,1) 
    printf(1, "%d ", {x})  
end procedure -------------------------------------------------------  
procedure main() -------------------------------------------------------  
integer c  
display_x() wh 
( I removed a duplicate of this post _tom) 
( I removed a duplicate of this post _tom) 
hi, in order to get something like a structure, is it possible to do https://openeuphoria.org/wiki/view/Pass%20By%20Reference%20OOP%20Style.wc in phix? or maybe there is some other EASY way to do some thing like an allocatable/definable structure in PHIX? Thank you Richard 
Sorry, Read the later post. Regards, jd 
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