On Jun 9, 2022, at 09:11:44, Ed Jaffe wrote:
... Reverse-sequence tables are counterintuitive; harder to understand
and debug, but their use has always been worthwhile in light of the
performance gains.
You needn't keep the table in reverse sequence; merely keep the unused
space at the
Ed,
>> it will be fun to be able to use it someday (if I live that long...)
I thought the very same - but it is easier for me-
It is an excellent instruction when you need to extent an object (of a
PDF-file) in the middle. Had to use a work-area with a length of the
rest of the object-
On 6/8/2022 6:06 AM, Jonathan Scott wrote:
Please note that there is already an instruction with the
mnemonic MVCRL, "Move right to left", used to shift up data to
make a gap for inserting new data.
Destructive overlap is often quite useful (for clearing fields, etc),
but it's a PITA when you
