Advantage: not having to worry whether you have to use a full pathname when
you are calling things vDos-related. I've already more than once found the
solution to a problem was to first CD to vDos's directory. You ace
programmers probably always use a fully qualified filespec, if that's the
right term, but we hackers don't like to.
I don't mean to be argumentative, just mentioning another viewpoint.
Regards,
Harry
VDosPlus could be looked on as plug-in or extension to XyWrite. More
accurately, it's the reverse, which would argue for putting XyWrite into
the vDosPlus directory! Oh the ignominy.
>Reply to note from Harry Binswanger
mailto:hb@xxxxxxxx Tue, 20 Sep 2016
>19:28:14 -0400
>
> > Which raises the question of the advantages and disadvantages of
> > putting the whole vDosPlus kit and caboodle into Editor's
> > directory.
> >
> > Views?
>
>A resounding nay! I see no advantage whatsoever. vDosPlus is a Windows
>program; it belongs in its own directory.
>
>--
>Carl Distefano
>
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