parkere@ul.ie (06/25/91)
Hi, Could anyone inform me if a package similar to SNAP ( documentator for dBase ) exists for CLIPPER ! What is the latest version number for SNAP ? Any info on the above, ASAP, is thanked in advance. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernie Parker. University of Limerick, Ireland EMail : PARKERE@UL.IE
plipp@iaik.tu-graz.ac.at (Peter Lipp) (06/26/91)
SNAP is able to document Clipper Sources as well. I used it an I was very satisfied. As I do not have the latest version, I can't tell the number now. Mine is from Summer 1990. Peter Lipp, Technische Universitaet Graz, Austria
tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) (06/27/91)
In article <17766.286737d6@ul.ie> parkere@ul.ie writes: >Hi, > Could anyone inform me if a package similar to SNAP ( documentator >for dBase ) exists for CLIPPER ! > > What is the latest version number for SNAP ? Ernie, SNAP works fine with Clipper S'87. Ideally you should use the keyword file for Clipper instead of the dBASE one. As far as Clipper 5.0 goes we are out of luck. There is no version which recognizes LOCAL and STATIC vars, STATIC functions or any of the preprocessor directives. #include would muck it up and I'm pretty certain that #define constants would be treated within the statistical reports as variables. I've chatted with Walter Kennamer, the author, about a new release but he isn't promising anything at the moment. Walter is in senior management at Fox Software these days. The latest version that I am aware of is SNAP 4.02. tom leylan
kebera@alzabo.ocunix.on.ca (Krishna E. Bera) (06/29/91)
tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) writes: >In article <17766.286737d6@ul.ie> parkere@ul.ie writes: >>What is the latest version number for SNAP ? I have 4.02d. -- Krishna E. Bera Programmer/Analyst kebera@alzabo.ocunix.on.ca MIL Systems Engineering Inc. Ottawa, Canada