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I have about 2 dozen "base programs". Whenever I need to develop something new, I grab the closest one, "save as" something else and get to work. That's an int
by gabrielroth 16y ago
I have about 2 dozen "base programs". Whenever I need to develop something new, I grab the closest one, "save as" something else and get to work.
That's an interesting method. Could you give an example of those 'base programs'—what are they, how long, how much do they do, etc.
- edw519 16y ago1. basic form 2. form with multi-valued lines 3. form with data set (multi-valued parent/children) 4. form with grid 5. tabbed form 6. form with skins 7. batch (loop thru something) 8. batch update selected records in a table 9. batch dump table records --> .txt or .xml file 10. batch .txt or .xml file --> update table records 11. batch file --> create & populate database table 12. cut an email 13. traverse internal tree function 14. traverse file index(es) 15. build html from parameters 16. build javascript from parameters 17. build .pdf from parameters 18. build hp esc sequences from parameters 19. benchmark a process 20. how does that syntax work? 21. which way is faster? 22. batch string parser 23. batch source code search 24. batch source code changer I have more, but I don't have time to find them right now. OK, I think I'll add: 25. batch parse source code, identify routine for reuse
- zem 16y agoa lot of these sound like they should be libraries.