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Re: A thread import problem

 
 
Dennis Lee Bieber
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      07-24-2012

Sounds like someone had the time to actually work out the
parser/editor scheme I implied earlier.

My focus had been on adjusting the programs to be usable under an
import scheme by ensuring they don't try to "run" logic during the
import -- deferring that to a post-import phase.

The description you gave is of scanning the program to
extract/execute the imports first, followed by executing the "remains"
(the logic that was causing the problem when imported).


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