First of all, since when were we worried about being diplomatic here :)
I did read the articles by Jochen and they were a help. But as mentioned, the 'meaty' followup one(s) didn't happen for what ever reason. No problems - really did appreciate what we got so far. Was just thinking that someone might want to play around with it a bit and perhaps take it further. Wish I had time but I am struggling to get back into QDT again right now.
I see some more good suggestions have popped up too, cool. Keep up the cool series. While I don't do much assembly, I occasionally borrow some of the info for my C68 programming.
jim
On Mar 8, 2005, at 8:10 AM, P Witte wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 3:30 PM Subject: Re: [ql-users] Suggestions on a postcard ....
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:and Jochen - currently the only person I know who knows about Things - took
How about something on how to use Things?
Ah now then, how to be diplomatic about this one .... ?
I suggested a while back that an article on Things would be a good idea
up the challenge and did produce a couple of articles. Then they stopped
(due to pressures of work and health if I remember correctly) so the 'meaty'
articles on actually using Things never appeared and I'm still confused
about them.
So, I second your request, but unfortunately, I'm unable to assist - yet !
The only thing about Things that interests me (the rest should be pretty
straight forward. All you need to do is read the manual about 100 times) is
how to use parameters in Extension Things. There are also a few esoteric
topics such as whether Things can be users of other Things and the like, but
I suppose most of that can be discovered by just trying..
Per
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