On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 11:02 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
That should be flagged as a bug, since "it" is more commonly used for returnYeah. Good question.
values from command and "the result" is more commonly used for error info.
Is there a lexical distinction that justfies this exception?
Functions return values directly. Message handlers may return values obtained through result(). Some commands return values in callbacks (and often also in the result). All others return values in result() except for CARGA (convert, answer, read, get and ask). I think.
I'm not sure what is so special about CARGA. I think that the main purpose of those commands is to generate a string. For example, you read to obtain a string, but the id from a send is incidental. Maybe that is the distinction.
I'm just babbling.
Dar Scott
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