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set vs. setf #479973
05/10/20 20:12
05/10/20 20:12
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Dear people,

Can anybody explain me whether it will be possible in future Zorro versions to clean up a bit the syntax? For instance: why do we need to set some Variables with
Code
set
and others with
Code
setf
? I know that the second is a macro, but this is probably just a convenience for the language coders... wouldn't it be possible to improve the underlying implementation for sake of cleanlyness?

Thank you in advance and sorry if this question sounds dumb.

Re: set vs. setf [Re: fsgi] #479981
05/11/20 08:58
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No, unfortunately not. set and setf must be different. set() is for global flags, while setf() works on a particular variable.

Re: set vs. setf [Re: fsgi] #479991
05/11/20 16:46
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Thank you so much for the clear (even though sad) answer.


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