>
> So vec and map use single letter + '\06',
> single letter capitalised if it's a local copy.
> I'll conform to same rule, except I'll use '\05' prefixed by
>
>
OK, I will go with two character signatures, second character cannot
be \06 (to avoid having to change vec and map).
>
> > At quit, localdestroy will be called for invalid vector. I seem
to
> > have commented out the wrong line in the vec source, I will
recheck.
>
> Please do and let me know.
I will look at this weekend. Part of the problem is that I wrongly
decided to make it a plugin-service, so internally PowerPro is
calling the service by calling itself to evaluate an expression like
vec.destroylocal("handleinfo").
But this call is happening during the teardown of the local
variables dictionary, so I cannot use a local variable name
for "handleinfo" !
Anyway, that is just to say that the source code for vec etc is not
a good model as it is convoluted to get around the above.
For callback, I will pass a pointer to the memory which the local
variable contained so that any memory it in turn points to can be
released. (The plugin routine must _not_ try to use Ppsv calls to
get at variables in any way! -- I will still call the plugin
callback during the local variable structure teardown to avoid
iterating over it twice).
>
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