David Burgun wrote:
> I think we are talking about two similar things here and they are
> getting muddled!
Very possible. :) You know, the best thing would be if you would create
a demo stack and post it to RevOnline or somewhere else where people
could look at it. That would do a lot to clear up any misunderstandings
and would make your technique much easier to follow than a text
description on the list.
> I wasn't really aiming that remark at you personally or anyone on this
> list. I was actually a bit hacked off with the attitude of someone I
> work with who won't even look at anything unless it's coded in C++! I
> had just gotton off the phone with him when I wrote it and I suppose it
> bubbled over into this discussion. Please accept my sincere apologies
> if I caused offense. You have been of great help to me in on the list
> in the past and I would like to take this opportunely to say "THANKS A
> LOT".
No problem, and you are very welcome. I want to pay forward, as they
say. Lots of people helped me when I was learning, and I feel I owe
something back.
I have a deep, long-standing love of xtalk and anything we can do to
promote it is good. Tell your co-worker they are all wet. ;) Someone
else on the list had a similar situation and took up a project that
would have taken a C programmer months to complete. He finished it in 2
weeks. The boss was convinced. You could try the same, if there is an
opportunity. Watch their jaw drop. Smirking in response is allowed.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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