Anonymous wrote:

> > > >The choice of names.  "With" should be "use" or "uses" (the latter is
> > > >from UCSD Pascal, I think).  "Use" should be I-don't-know-what, but
> > > >something other than "use".  Then, when I say, "Package X uses package
> > > >Y", you wouldn't be confused as to whether I mean "Package X makes use
> > > >of package Y (i.e. X is a client of Y)", versus "There's a use_clause on
> > > >package X saying 'use Y'".  And we avoid the verbing of "with", as in
> > > >"Package X withs package Y." (or is it "with's"?) which sounds horrible
> > > >in English.  "To with" ain't a verb, in English.  ;-)


> > > use X; view X;

> > uses X;  localize X;  -- ?? (as in "local phone call")
 
> To avoid new resoived woids:
 
> use X; access X;
> use X;     in X; -- Pretend this code is "in" X
> use X;  raise X; -- "raise" the visibility of X
 
> With a new reserved word:
 
> use X; open X;

use X; tutoie X; -- pays tribute to Jean Ichbiah
use X; dutche x; -- for the Germans ('Dutchen' is to be on informal
terms wso)
use X; intimate X;


-- 
Groeten, Karel Th�nissen

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