Hi Ken,
the idea was that if fmt_scan() returned non-NULL, you'd call
fmt_scan() again and you'd pick up after the FT_DONE instruction?
That's my understanding.
But how would you exit the loop, that's what I don't understand.
Me neither. I was hoping a caller that bothered to check for a non-NULL
return would explain but didn't notice one. Is JLR still around?
I'm not going to bother to fully implement the loop construct unless
someone has a credible reason for wanting it (and comes up with a
workable proposal to the syntax of it).
Quote agree. Feeping creaturism.
But Ralph's note came in as base64-encoded UTF-8 which repl deals
poorly with ... we've got more work to do, sadly.
I sent it as
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
They're in my ~/mail/components and work OK until I `forw -mime' or
similar. Unfortunately, Mailman thinks it knows better.
Whilst talking about Mailman...
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