Re: "provide a proper snprintf() implementation, please"

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Thank you both. My 25,000 lines of CRM are running fine with just some
minor tweaks.

The biggest change moving from Ger's BlameBarrak branch back to the
mainline was not scoping, (Code written for BlameBarrak scoping seems to
"just work" on the mainline.) but the indexing of positional arguments. In
BlameBarrak, :_pos0: is the CRM interpreter, while the mainline has :_pos0:
as the first argument after the script name. It was nothing that a little
":1,$s/pos2/pos0/" couldn't fix.

Chris
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<p>Thank you both. My 25,000 lines of CRM are running fine with just some m=
inor tweaks. </p>
<p>The biggest change moving from Ger&#39;s BlameBarrak branch back to the =
mainline was not scoping, (Code written for BlameBarrak scoping seems to &q=
uot;just work&quot; on the mainline.) but the indexing of positional argume=
nts. In BlameBarrak, :_pos0: is the CRM interpreter, while the mainline has=
 :_pos0: as the first argument after the script name. It was nothing that a=
 little &quot;:1,$s/pos2/pos0/&quot; couldn&#39;t fix.</p>

<p>Chris <br>
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out.html</a></p>

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