@deltarho. I don't think so.Read as well my first post onthis thread : 'What should interest us, users, are ethic, ideas and methods rather than put the blame on the decision process.' My conception of 'justice' is not targeting moderators, nor their decisional process. offtopic ? Thus, I think thei...

@marcov. I'm going from bottom to top. 'intervene' just mean for me giving my opinion in the forum, nothing more. (the thrd 'intervention' was the post you just replied). I did say : 'I fear drift…' You answered 'so do I' : this point is actually the very really important for me. Perhaps the one. Pr...

@marcov : If you have a problem with a moderator(s), contact somebody in private, don't start gaslighting the forum. I agree with you. In an ideal world. I am also in a logic of securing licenses, I understand the logic of securitized which is that of moderators and my interest is therefore that mod...

What should interest us, users, are ethic, ideas and methods rather than put the blame on the decision process.

I see. You re right.

First of all: Paul Doe is a moderator, so it is normal and legitimate that Jeff assumes to defend the position of solidarity which can only be that of moderation. I support this position. This being posed and beyond a criticism of the work of the moderators , I have some reservations of a general na...

It is a known fact that my deep regret at each ban. The truly superhuman effort that I make to silence the zerg side in me is certainly to my credit, but I would like to dedicate it to jj2007 our brotherhood who certainly deserves more than a provocation, however witty and amusing it may be.

A relevant remark. Historically (?) udt's support was the way oop was first approached in FB. I suppose this point widdely explain the structure the documentation is done. Also consider multi paradigmatic constraints. Agreed doc could be better, one can always make it better. Not so bad althought !

@miilvyxg : wisely you didn't fail using the forum. So far you didn't fail everything with FB, did you ? Added. Sorry. Many people are doing good stuff here, maybe not good enough or suitable for you, I don't know, explaining perhaps some missunderstanding. Do not forget Basic also assume an histori...

@badidea : a "cliche", Germans have a reputation of some rigor indeed, as well as Netherlands. Despite lzle is not "production ready", it tends or try to get closer I hope, especially with an instruction set that can do away with the need to use pointers, as you know :-) Project ...

freeCish wrote : there is absolutely no current production ready implementation of containers for FB. I worked for several years in the industry. The words "production ready" and "industrial standard" have a business meaning which is sometimes different from everyday language, du...

@adeyblue. I rely and thrust mainly on Jeff, fxm and St_w stuff getting an 'official vision' of the core language. I believe in multi paradigmatic approaches. I don't feel very implied into the orientations the official object model and I think I m not technically enough qualified or implied to have...

Hypothetically. Would'nt generic 'cross scope overloading' require a specific extended instruction set ? I mean new concepts using syntax, otherwise may lead to some new spaguetti mix ?

You can find here code example of array parsing using pointers with FB : viewtopic.php?f=8&t=27695
Related to another project( viewtopic.php?f=8&t=26533 )

Usually, newcomers are suspicious, especially when they show a good technical level on first posts. Sometimes people may have difficulties to imagine ones can feel behave a community just being silent for a long time and suddenly decide to participate. This thread is not targeting a person and I hop...