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From: ian@rsd.bel.alcatel.be (Ian Ward)
Subject: Re: next "big" language?? (disagree)
Date: 1996/06/12
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Date: 1996-06-12T00:00:00+00:00
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> 	ian@rsd.bel.alcatel.be (Ian Ward) writes:

> 	>Here is, of course, a case where myself and 
> 	>Robin have failed to notice vital information 
> 	>in text with which we were presented, I made 
> 	>the wrong conclusion on what Peter, and hence
> 	>Robin was talking about, (and mispelt, in the
> 	>heat of typing "replied".) Robin presumably also
> 	>in the heat of typing, mispelt "Belgium".

> ---What?  You made another mistake.  You're attributing
> to me what another writer wrote, or you imagined it.

I am so sorry, I thought you said somthing like,

  "Ian from the UK "raplied" (sic)" 

when a look at the last two letters of 
my URL clearly says "be", not "uk".
If it was not you, then I apologise.


> Perhaps you should now read what you wrote:  "Faults
> like this happen every day . . ."

> 	">Faults like this happen every day when reading
>	>requirements, and inevitably, now and again,
>	>element 51, the 'last' element, of a 15 number
>	>array is indexed, because someone was not
>	>correctly assimilating the text in front of 
>	>their eyes."

It seems another mistake has been made, if it was me then
I am sorry. In fact, this only reinforces my earlier 
statements on compilers and language design progressing
to help cope with common human errors.

Best regards,
Ian


---
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It's "burgled" Mr. President, not burglarised.