Dear All,
immediately upon entering the setup command lrcfg
of Bering, I encounter the two options
c) Configuration changed since last save,
d) Configuration changed from distribution.
I do not think they are phrased well enough, simply
because I misunderstood their meaning the first
time. As they stand written I thought they would
contain some action to physically store my settings
on diskette, in addition to do some checking.
Instead they are purely diagnostic tools, which I
learnt with time. Therefore it should be better to
phrase the wording in a way that clearly display
them to be supporting function to determine whether
the present configuration ought indeed be saved
using the action "s) Save config".
I could think of many ways to achieve this. One
way would be to use a question. Two suggestions
out of a sleave are
"Did configuration change since last save?"
and
"Check if configuration changed since last save."
These are not optimal, but they would have prevented
my misunderstanding. Of course my remarks are only
nitpicking. I have used Bering LEAF for less than
a week by now, but I am so pleased with it that I
do care that its use be eased and cleansed of all
pitfalls I can find.
While writing this I realise that had the two
commands contained "changes" instead of "changed",
but otherwise identical, I would have understood
their meaning correctly. It is the use of an
inflected verb that did upset my understanding.
Best regards
Mats E Andersson
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