hi all,
What would the Jess syntax be for the following java code snippet:
String[] x = new String[2];
x[0] = "hi ";
x[1] = "there";
System.out.println(x[0]+x[1]);
Jack
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I think John Norris wrote:
> Hi Ernest,
>
> Thanks; this works! Is there any overhead to using a deffunction as
> opposed to a Java Userfunction?
Just the obvious -- deffunctions are interpreted, while a Userfunction
written in Java would run faster. Note, though, that a dozen or more
of the fun
Hi Ernest,
Thanks; this works! Is there any overhead to using a deffunction as
opposed to a Java Userfunction?
John
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