Re: Code to create a UC_UTF8_STRING from STRING_GENERAL

"Colin Adams" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.eiffel.gobo.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I've had a change of heart on this.

I've just created READABLE_STRING, as an ancestor of STRING_GENERAL.

I've put this into the Gobo version of Free_ELKS, and done
test_debug_ge in $GOBO/test.

All tests pass.

I then did the same thing for ISE 6.2.7.3489, and it looks like all
the tests for that will pass to.

So later today, I will post these amended classes to the Free ELKS
list, (after patching my current efforts towards ST_STRING with the
changes, and checking the tests for that pass too), and if they are
accepted, then we can have make_from_readable_string instead.

2008/5/17 Colin Adams <[email protected]>:
> 2008/4/29 Colin Adams <[email protected]>:
>> On 21/04/2008, Eric Bezault <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>>  After looking at class UC_STRING, I'm wondering whether we should
>>>  just adapt the routines `make_from_string' and `make_from_substring'
>>>  so that we can pass a STRING_GENERAL. Perhaps we will have to
>>>  rename the version of `make_from_string' inherited from STRING.
>>>  Or add `make_from_string_general', `make_from_substring_general',
>>>  make `make_from_substring' obsolete (make it call
>>>  `make_from_substring_general') and modify `make_from_string'
>>>  to call `make_from_string_general'. I'm not sure what the best
>>>  naming convention is.
>>
>> I think the last suggestion (adding make_from_string_general and
>> changing make_from_string to call make_from_string_general, etc.) is
>> best.
>>
>
> Shall we do this then?
>
> I've just this minute encountered the need for it.
>

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