RE: Strange behavior w/%editc()

Scott Mildenberger wrote:

> Does it really put you out that much to go get the CD and
> load Code/400
> yourself that you won't expend the effort to do it?

No; and if I were still writing RPG day-to-day, and now that there is
(presumably) a CD on the premises, then I would go and do it.  Indeed, I
may well do so in the near future, as I have to enhance a small
application that I wrote.  I was just bemoaning the fact that it's not
made as easy as it could be.  It could (and IMHO should) be made as easy
as installing or updating Client Access Express.

>  And if
> there are RPG
> developers that don't know about Code/400's existence and
> that it is now
> available as part of the development tools - that is there
> problem that they
> don't try and keep up with what is going on in their world.
> It seems that
> if everyone spent as much time expanding their horizons as they did
> complaining that everything isn't done for them then they
> would be getting a
> lot further along in their growth as a programmer.

I quite agree.

Cheers,

Martin.

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