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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> "Kenneth" <kdw### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> >
> > "at some point in the code, have to be replaced with some actual
> > value or other pre-#declared variable"
>
> Well, yes and no.
> [snip]
> I hope that is clear enough and helps.
>
Wow. That is a really brilliant presentation. (Or maybe I should say that it's a
that I appreciate all of the info and your time in writing it is an
understatement-- it is so in-depth, especially about 'placeholders' in
functions, which has always been mysterious to me and a real stumbling block.
It's no wonder that I was flummoxed by W. Pokorny's masterful code that I
referenced earlier-- it probably makes use of *all* of the various function
rules and different 'namespace' conventions that you mentioned.
the wall in front of my computer to stare at for hours at a time so that I can
absorb it all. Through osmosis! At some point, I am going to have to carve out
the time to concentrate on *just* function use and experiments, and compare my
older (and current!) trial-and-error scene successes to the actual methodology
and your very helpful notes (from both here and in the past).
Thanks, as always. You would be a good teacher of this stuff.
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An actual function named after ME?! (**blushes**) I am thrilled and humbled. I
shall invoke it many times in the future as a mark of distinction. I shall name
my first child "function{Kenneth,2}" to carry on the tradition (?? Uh-oh, maybe
that was bad function syntax?? I'm still learning...)
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"Bald Eagle Smashes Window at Virginia Tax Office"
Good work, ha! But you forgot to say HELLO as you passed through!
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