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alternative to execute available? [message #72884] Wed, 13 October 2010 06:51 Go to next message
rogass is currently offline  rogass
Messages: 200
Registered: April 2008
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Hi there,
I'm often using the _extra keyword in my routines together with a
simple approach to give variables values, like this one

pro test_ex, _extra=ex
for i=0l,n_tags(ex)-1l do _=execute((tag_names(ex))[i]+'=ex.(i)')
end

If I would call this like: test,/hello,d=dist(10)
it would give me within the pro: d with the value dist(10) and hello
with the value 1

It works fine, but has one big limitation. I cannot use this technique
if I would like to produce working binaries (sav-files). Is there any
way to avoid the execute call without having information which
keywords were passed to the test_ex routine?

Thanks and regards

CR
Creaso and ITTVIS - I am confused [message #72952 is a reply to message #72884] Thu, 14 October 2010 00:37 Go to previous message
jkeller is currently offline  jkeller
Messages: 35
Registered: October 2009
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I was excited about the announcement of ITTVIS buying Creaso to enhance
support in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Netherlands. I also hoped
for a better pricing of products.

In the meantime the Creaso Homepage redirects to ittvis.com but if I try
to find pricing information there, I am still referred to Creaso.

Does anyone know if pricing/pricing policy has changed?

Sincerely
Jan
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