Others may well elect to find WTO difficult: chacun à son gout; but, as Edward
Jaffe hinted, the
TEXT=((,)[,(,)]...
keyword parameter obviates the historical difficulties that Paul Gilmartin has
mentioned so persistently. Addresses are all the same length, and an
additional level of indire
On Mon, 22 Nov 2010 04:38:37 -0600, Chris Mason wrote:
>
>Is there any impact whatsoever in having or in not having the macro in the
>source code on the reliability of the generated logic?:
>
>Of course not - but it's here that the timorous might allow themselves to be
>influenced by the FUD facto
Hear, hear.
Charles
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2010 04:38:37 -0600, Chris Mason wrote:
>
Sheesh! Talk about trolling for a religious argument. Well,
I won't bite.
I haven't coded a WTO lately. IIRC (much of) the cruft mentioned
arises from the unforgivable misdesign of placing options after a
variable-length text argument.
Chris
> I think you have missed the point I was making about the WTO interface. I
do NOT advocate ditching formal interfaces in general.
Well, you thought wrong!
It's very clear to me and I would expect to the vast majority of readers that
what I said
>> I feel prompted to suggest a step furt
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Chris Mason wrote:
> Charles
>
> It was because of your earlier posts on automation topics that I
> bothered to
> poke my nose in here and it was only when I saw what might be a bit of
> irritation with the static nature of macro coding, even the "E" and "L" -
> o
Charles
Sorry - a rather late response.
As you may know I normally restrict myself to questions relating to the two
Communications Server components but I have messed about with trivial
assembler programs which were completely my own and with no expectation
that anyone will ever need to mainta
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