Generally, re-using code instead of copying is a good approach.
If you do so, then the whole code of Mail is imported in News. Possible but perhaps there is even a better approach to re-use code.
What about this: try to separate all common code in an own module (e.g call it Communication.Mod or MsgBase.Mod or Utilities.Mod or so) and import this new module in Mail and in News.
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Jörg
> Am 14.06.2023 um 19:53 schrieb peter(a)easthope.ca:
>
> Hello again,
>
> Several procedures in Mail are used in Oberon News. Rg.:
> Mail.ParseContent(), Mail.DecodeMessage() & Mail.GetSetting().
>
> Is export of SendCmd() and use in News objectionable?
> Ie. in Mail, change PROCEDURE SendCmd(...) to PROCEDURE SendCmd*(...).
>
> Thanks, ... P.
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Hi,
Names and words are more fundamental than language and text. Children
learn some words before assembling sentences.
So I think of putting the "Naming" and "Glossary" headings between
"Beginning as a Novice" and "Text". Comments?
Thx, ... P.L.
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The latest/current version of V4 Oberon for Linux (1.7.02 from
SourceForge
https://sourceforge.net/projects/oberon/files/Oberon%20V4%20for%20GNU_Linux… dated
2004) contains a bootstrap loader written in an outdated C version and
some syntax problems in the start script.
With a lot help of ChatGPT I was able to update the C code so that it
compiles an runs under a more recent 64bit version (bookworm, i.e.
oldstable).
see https://github.com/btreut/Oberon4Linux-Bootstrap
All testers and feedback is welcome.
