On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 10:22:12PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 10/17/06, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ll, I can't beleive receiving this email when I was
> > thinking about answering
> > vivia' mail with "ok, you want a specific task, this is one thing
On 10/17/06, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ll, I can't beleive receiving this email when I was
> thinking about answering
> vivia' mail with "ok, you want a specific task, this is one thing I really
> want and I would want
> someone to be assigned to do it..." ma
Youness Alaoui wrote:
>> PS2: those suggestions there should be interpreted as expressing my
>> personal preference - aesthetics and all that. De gustibus non est
>> disputandum :)
>>
> ouhh latin.. fortunetly enough, it looks a bit like french in this expression
> and I understood
> it.. I'm s
On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 11:45:39AM -0300, miguel wrote:
> Jonne Zutt wrote:
> > Damn, I followed your advice and starting adding global's, instead of
> > modifying var to ::var. However, after deleting all changes I made
> > yesterday (silly me :@) and adding several global's, I figured out
> > th
Jonne Zutt wrote:
>> No - 'global' and 'variable' will stay. Where did you get that from?
>
> Well, this program ceased to work:
>
> --8<--
> set mytest 1
> puts $mytest
>
> namespace eval myspace {
> global mytest
>
> puts "mytest in myspace
> No - 'global' and 'variable' will stay. Where did you get that from?
Well, this program ceased to work:
--8<--
set mytest 1
puts $mytest
namespace eval myspace {
global mytest
puts "mytest in myspace is $mytest"
}
-->8--
Jonne Zutt wrote:
> Damn, I followed your advice and starting adding global's, instead of
> modifying var to ::var. However, after deleting all changes I made
> yesterday (silly me :@) and adding several global's, I figured out
> that does not work.
>
> The idea of the tip apparently is that the
ll, I can't beleive receiving this email when I was
thinking about answering
vivia' mail with "ok, you want a specific task, this is one thing I really want
and I would want
someone to be assigned to do it..." man, stop reading my mind please :p
anyways, this looks good, but
Hi all,
I have been thinking a little about ways of doing our login screen the
same way as Windows Live Messenger (display pic at top if
cached/whatever, box for username and password, checkboxes for
remember me and remember my password, button to 'forget me', etc etc)
and I'll just share my though
Damn, I followed your advice and starting adding global's, instead of
modifying var to ::var.
However, after deleting all changes I made yesterday (silly me :@) and
adding several global's, I figured out that does not work.
The idea of the tip apparently is that the global and variable commands
wi
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