[TF] Re: mylib.zip
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From: tinyfugue at attbi.c. (Galvin) - 2003-03-29 08:08:42
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It's a mylib.tf cause it's more or less an extension to the TF coding langauge. All the functions use local variables so they don't conflict with variables that anyone may use. I spent huge amount of time cleaning this code up, documenting each function. I zipped it as a consideration to the list and to people out thier since it was around 34k unzipped. What does it do, a little bit of everything, but the only way to know if this is what you want is to simply unzip it and look at it. Like some people have done already. Neva wrote: > Galvin wrote: > >> >> >> Ricky Buchanan wrote: > > >>> Umm, what does it DO? mighta been nice to tell us ... >>> >>> >>> Ricky& >>> >>> >> >> Read the code, every function is very nicely detailed saying what it >> does, what paramters to pass >> how it passes back stuff. If you have questions on how a particular >> function works or how to use >> it feel free to ask :) >> > I think the primary problem may have been more because it was posted > with no explanation of why anybody would want to, for example, bother > unzipping this file and looking at it in the first place. > > Explanation of specifics belongs inside, sure, but generally, when one > sends a file to an entire list, it really is polite to say, "This is > my little doohickey, which I use to do X, Y, and Z." > > Aside from one little post by someone else and some past posts by you > which aren't what one would call 'recent', I have no idea if the code > in that zip file, whatever it is, is supposed to make toast or cure > cancer or automatically pose my characters dancing around in circles > every ten seconds. > > I do gather that it's stuff to process arrays or something. Not > everybody's going to want to bother with that. So rather than making > them get the file unzipped and then read through the whole thing to > see if there's anything in it useful to them, it's kind to give a bit > of a summary. > > > |