On 05/09/2011 09:43 AM, Kim Kirwan wrote: >> On Sunday, May 08, 2011 08:46:11 PM Joel Jacobs did opine: >> >>> Hi, >>> Is this possible? I see a file called useful-subroutines.ngc im the >>> example directory and I'm wondering how to use it. I found in the >>> documentation where it talks about calling files but those files only >>> have one subroutine in them and the useful-subroutines.ngc has >>> several. So do I need to cut and paste from that file the subroutines >>> I need or is there some way to just include the whole file at the end >>> of my program? >>> Thanks much, >>> Joel >>> > > On 05/08/2011 07:47 PM, gene heskett wrote: >> You cannot 'tag them on the end", Joel. A subroutine must be fully defined >> in the ngc file above all calls to it. >> > > Gene is correct. However, there is a nice loophole to that rule. > A subroutine can also be "previously defined" in an external file. > So if you have collected an assortment of handy subroutines, > just break them up into individual subroutines and save them > one-at-a-time in your nc_files directory. Then just call them > in the usual way: > > o<subr_pocket3> [#<_width>] [#<_height>] [#<_depth>] > > Filenames can only use lowercase a-z, underscore, and dash. > Other details in the "O word" section of the user manual. > > Kim >
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