MB 6.0 Identifier 'strcat2' was not declared

[yo2lio]

I got tired ...... I think I will go to fishing .....

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program test_StrCat2

dim txt as string[10]

main:
  txt = "bla bla"
  txt = txt + "a"
end.

7:15 E-3 Identifier 'strcat2' was not declared test.pbas

[zristic]

Yes, sorry, this is an old-new problem. Will be fixed.

[yo2lio]

At 01 Oct 2007 :

We have already solved that issue. Thanks for reminding us.

[zristic]

At 01 Oct 2007 :

We have already solved that issue. Thanks for reminding us.

That was mikroPascal.

[srdjan]

Hi,

At 01 Oct 2007 :

We have already solved that issue. Thanks for reminding us.

That was mikroPascal.

Sorry I simply forgot to update basic string library.
I hope you'll find some room in your hearts to forgive me.

[yo2lio]

I hope you'll find some room in your hearts to forgive me.

It's OK !

[zristic]

I think Srdjan should pay us all a beer, otherwise we will not forget. Right guys?

[yo2lio]

I agree with you Zoran.

BTW , what is yours opinion about StringsLib ??

[zristic]

what is yours opinion about StringsLib ??

I did not have time to test it. My first thought was "Finally our users decided to write some lib" hehe.
What I can suggest you is to prepare yourself for a long term support of the library, including some good looking, html featured help with tons of examples. Also, I would suggest you to make a setup program which will save users from copying MCLs manually to where the compilers are installed.

We can assist you with this, especially with the setup. There are freeware tools for making setup programs and I can show you how you can use them to read registry keys for determining where a compiler is installed.

I think it is the right way to make users like what you did.

[yo2lio]

We can assist you with this, especially with the setup. There are freeware tools for making setup programs and I can show you how you can use them to read registry keys for determining where a compiler is installed.

Thanks,

when you have time !

[srdjan]

I think Srdjan should pay us all a beer, otherwise we will not forget. Right guys?

I think that it would be better for you to provide me with the above mentioned beer, if you want me to consider providing you the correct version of the strings library.

[yo2lio]

... if you want me to consider providing you the correct version of the strings library.

What do you mean ? I don't understand this !

[zristic]

What do you mean ? I don't understand this !

Internal joke, he tries to avoid paying the beer...

[janni]

What I can suggest you is to prepare yourself for a long term support of the library, including some good looking, html featured help with tons of examples.

He, he, you treat us like we were some commercial group or wanted to advertise ourselves and not just to share our work. All we offer is goodwill. Nobody's forced to use the replacement.

Also, I would suggest you to make a setup program which will save users from copying MCLs manually to where the compilers are installed.

Maybe a compromise? You add a 'patch' path and we prepare an installer? mE would then avoid problems with users that deleted wrong lib files.
(Not to mention that with the way the compiler treats search paths, it's a pain to make more complicated, multi-directory projects. At least the 'patch' or 'userlib' path could hold libs common to different projects.)

[zristic]

He, he, you treat us like we were some commercial group or wanted to advertise ourselves and not just to share our work. All we offer is goodwill. Nobody's forced to use the replacement.

No, you got it wrong. What I wrote above is the only way to make users like your library, I speak that from my experience. No matter how good it is, how optimized it is, if you do not serve it on a plate then you lost the game in the 90th minute.

Also, I would suggest you to make a setup program which will save users from copying MCLs manually to where the compilers are installed.

Maybe a compromise? You add a 'patch' path and we prepare an installer? mE would then avoid problems with users that deleted wrong lib files.

No, out of question. Try to separate your work from ours, it is in our common interest. Just have a look at Borland VCL and third party components and you will understand why it is so.

Thanks for the suggestions anyway.