On 7/8/24 08:31, David Clark wrote:
It is best to define them with DC, rather than on-the-fly like that.
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And LOCTR could make them proximate in toe source
while remote in the object.
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gil
It is best to define them with DC, rather than on-the-fly like that.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 9:48 AM João Reginato wrote
Perhaps there's a way but it will be a future bug waiting to happen. If you
need two contiguous variables, then define them that way. Literals are for ad
hoc convenience, not for hacking into structures. CharlesSent from a mobile;
please excuse the brevity.
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From: Steve Smith
Date: Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: using 2 consecutives areas
To:
Make sure there are no other literals. However I suspect you want them in
that order, and that will never happen.
sas
On Mo
Hi
What can I do to guarantee that the 2 literals below are consecutives in the
literal pool?
La 1,=al2(4)
La 2,=cl4text
TIA
João
