I can see how someone coming from a language like Java would feel at
home with "one class per class file" (my understanding is that it's good
practice to only have one per file in Java, even if the language
supports otherwise.)
Perhaps it's because I use Python pretty heavily, but intuitively, I
t
Ian,
Actually, it's an incomplete feature.
The story is that the ability to define multiple classes in one TCF was
designed into the original TCF definition. This work was done mostly by
Pervasive back in the last 90s. However the feature was never brought out in
the Tango2000/Witango Developm
Hello again,
When creating a TCF in TeraScribe, it's possible to define multiple
object classes and their methods. Instantiating separate objects in a
TAF from the classes defined in the TCF works just fine.
However, say you have a TCF with Class1 and Class2. Class1 was the first
class defined in
Ian,
This should be easy to do. You can create an HTTP header by hand by assigning
it into request$httpheader.
So to return a 404:
<@ASSIGN request$httpheader "HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found<@CRLF><@CRLF>">
You must end the header with two @CRLFs
You can optionally use <@SETCOOKIES> and <@USERREFEREN
