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I always took a differing approach and NOTHING goes in QGPL.
If your commands use PRDLIB then it shouldn't be an issue placing data areas and libraries in your own libs. Then they can be qualified or called using the library list.
I seem to recall in the early days QGPL got mucked up between releases.
Anyhow I'm sure people are all over the board in their use of QGPL.
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Richard Schoen
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date: Thu, 8 Aug 2019 19:34:28 -0500
from: B Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Use of QGPL library for custom objects
My software stores it's license keys in QGPL. Never had a problem in over
20 years and thousands of installs from V2 to V7.
Why? I know the library will always be there. It's like using /tmp in the IFS, sort of, to me. the only issues I've ever had are authorities, but I have a FAQ that says to check that first if there's an issue.
Now, why not keep it in my own library? I hate to say it, but library lists seem to be becoming more of a challenge as the torches are passed from the gatekeepers of yore to 3rd parties, or new people.
If there were two things I wish everyone should know it would be how a library list works, and how to capture data from a screen copying and pasting the text vs sending a screen shot.
Bradley V. Stone
www.bvstools.com
midrange.com
