From 19c9d3652f0876a1f0fed0eb18c3bf9458ab3908 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: xchaos <xchaos@4bb87942-c103-4e5a-b51c-0ebff58f8515>
Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 15:04:20 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] ABOUT file was obsolete

git-svn-id: https://dev.arachne.cz/repos/cll1h/trunk@56 4bb87942-c103-4e5a-b51c-0ebff58f8515
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 delete mode 100644 ABOUT

diff --git a/ABOUT b/ABOUT
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-THIS FILE IS UNFINISHED !!!!
-
-
-This file is called ABOUT, because it is, well... README, INSTALL, HOWTO,
-FAWQ, RTFM and maybe even manual, all in one file. So why not calling it
-ABOUT.
-
-==============================================================================
-Your outside is in:
-==============================================================================
-
-Well, if you are outside cll1.h... first, forget about all previouse versions of 
-cll1.h. First of all: the source code should look familiar and readable to
-anyone, who have seen anything written in any sane programming language (which
-means basicaly anything like Bash, Basic, C, Java, Javascript, Pascal, Perl,
-PHP and Python and perhaps lot more). 
-
-Let's see what we have and what you can use:
-
-1. This Is The Program - forget int main(...)!
-----------------------
-
-#include "cll1.h"
-
-program {...}
-
-2. This Is The String Pointer - just use it.
------------------------------
-
-You don't have to declare "char *_;" - because we have done this for you
-automagicaly. In C<<1, this is generic temporary character pointer, which
-can be used to anything you need to do with strings.
-
-3. This Is The Ouput Statement - no comment :-)
-------------------------------
-
-print(string1, string2, ...);
-
-3. Dynamic lists - their declaration is complex, but their usage not.
-----------------
-
-struct ListType
-{
- ...
- list(ListType);
-} *listmemeber,*listhead=NULL;
-
-create(listmember,ListType);
-append(listmember,listhead);
-find(listmember,listhead,expression);
-remove(listmember,listhead,expression);
-sort(listmember,listhead,key,)
-
-3. Iterations (cycles) without control variable - can be nested, of course
------------------------------------------------
-
-do {...} loop;
-repeat (const int howmanytimes) {...}  
-
-4. New cool iterators (iteration expresions) for good old FOR cycle
--------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-for range (int controlvariable, const int from, const int to) {...}
-for each (ListType *controlvariable, ListType *listhead) {...}
-for chars (char controlvariable, const char *string) {...}
-for lines (char *controlvariable, char *filename) {...}
-for flines (char *controlvariable, FILE *filehandle) {...}
-
-5. - 6. Undefined - reserved for future use
------------------
-
-7. Toys - everybody likes toys
--------
-
-spam (const int howmanytimes, const char *string);
-
-8. Obsolete -  but still backwards compatible with previous versions...
------------
-
-every (A,B) {...} -> for each(A,B) {...} 
-search (A,B,C) {...} -> for each(A,B) if (C) {...}
-
-9. Then Buddhism - you can use then, and, or, not and  TRUE/FALSE constants.
-----------------
-
-if (expression) then {...} else {...}
-if (not expression or expression and expression) then {...} else {...}
-
-...if you wish, THEN you can. Forget about C, if you don't like it.
-
-if (expression) {...} else {...}
-if (! expression || expression && expression) {...} else {...}
-
-...if you don't wish, you don't have to. Go back to the C, if you want.
-
-==============================================================================
-Your inside is out:
-==============================================================================
-
-If you are inside l1.h... first, forget about all previouse versions of 
-cll1.h. I have changed lot of things dramaticaly. First of all, I found out,
-that I really have to learn C basics first, before I can attempt to write
-set of C language macros. C<<1 until version cca 0.6 seemed like a good
-idea, until I have encoutered Python. Then I become enlightened: we don't
-need thousand different iterators (eg. every,search,find, and so on). We
-already have one very nice iterator, called for. We can just stick with this
-meta-iterator like Python does, and we can have just different iteration macros
-for different data types and structers... so this is the way 
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