jochen actually is THE author as he is the father and executive director of this project... and he has strugled with this lot longer
I just coded some lines.
and we may never forget our daddy shawn!
anyway, you quessed right that part why macros are not included.
I would have skipped all the keyword stuff but as kix is as free as it is, there is no-way to differentiate functions from commands.
all though, kixtart inbuild functions do require parameters so they would need brackets... but UDFs don't
but separating macros and vars is pretty easy
only need for macro ref would be to check correct macro names, but that would be syntax-checking.
anyway, skipping the syntax-checking from the engine gave so much more speed that it was a must skip.
thus making the macro-ref unneeded.
advanced starters pack you say?
is there someone to build such a thing
and btw, thanks for stopping by
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what comes to those remarks or comments about the convertor engine...
I would like to keep the code intact and messed up only by the kix-gurus.
this way, with no comments, it mostlikely will be left alone.
anyway, the complexity and series of join-splits was not my plan...
they just came along when had to keep the engine as fast as possible.
[ 28. January 2003, 06:54: Message edited by: Lonkero ]
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