5 Jun
1998
5 Jun
'98
10:43 a.m.
According to Phil Nelson:
It should cover GPC-specific aspects of these constructs, for instance
for x in [ 'A'..'Z', 'a'..'z' ] ... (* EP extension, unknown to BPies *)
for x [ j ]:= 1 to 42 do ... (* BP extension, disliked by EPies *)
Yes, but they should be labelled as being part of EP or BP or GPC .... and which flags get the disabled/enabled ...
Of course. That's what the "Standards" section is for.
Usually, no flags are needed to enable some extension, but the flags can be used to disable the extensions.
I think the documentation should be complete for what GPC does under any mode. (at least as the user views it.)
Agreed.
Peter
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