Jean,

An interesting post.  By the way, did you do a build from trunk?  If
so, congratulations.

See below for my other comments.

On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 10:14 AM, jlfc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was curious to have an overview of the changes (visible by a normal user
> :-) between 3.2.0 and the current SVN version in interpreter-3.x.>

> Alarm :
> The private methods "!startTimer" and "!stopTimer" are now guarded.

If you do not specify unguarded the methods are guarded by default.
Is this a change from being specified as unguarded to being specified
as guarded?  Or is it just the addition of the guarded keyword?  I
know I could look it up, but you may already know the answer.  <grin>

> A final word about user extensions :
> The functions exported by my library rexusr.dll  were not loaded (or at
> least not found) by ooRexx-3.x. They were declared the "classic" way :
> if RxFuncQuery("UsrLoadFuncs") <> 0 then do
>    call RxFuncAdd "UsrLoadFuncs", "rexxusr.dll", "UsrLoadFuncs"
>    call UsrLoadFuncs
> end
> After having modified the implementation of this libray to follow the
> changes made in  rexutils, it was correctly loaded this way :
> ::requires "RexxUsr" library
> Does it mean that the extensions like RexxXML, rxcurses, etc... which are
> loaded by RxFuncAdd will have to be adapted and recompiled to work with
> ooRexx-3.x ?

We will have to wait for Rick to get back for the ultimate answer.
But, my understanding was that existing external function libraries
would *not* need to be recompiled.  We are still sorting through
things not working as intended due to the large amount of code
changes.  Mostly simple thinks like typos or copy / paste errors.  It
could be that this is a bug we haven't caught yet.

I didn't think that existing libraries would need to be recompiled.

-- 
Mark Miesfeld

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