52e2e002e5
* doc/cmdline.txt
* doc/howtosvn.txt
+ Added CC copyright.
* source/rtl/alert.prg
* include/hbextern.ch
+ HB_ALERT(). Now this function holds all extended features:
nDelay support and any type for first parameter.
* ALERT() now behaves completely along Clipper version, without
extensions. HB_EXTENSION no longer modifies its behaviour, so
if someone needs these extended features, there is no need to
build with HB_EXTENSION, only ALERT() calls have to be
converted to HB_ALERT(). INCOMPATIBLE (in some scenarios).
* contrib/hbtip/utils.c
% TIP_TIMESTAMP() code cleaned to remove redundancy of
having two full distinct copies of this function. Now
platform independent parts are kept common.
! TIP_TIMESTAMP() fixed hb_parl() to hb_parnl() for 'hours'
parameter. I wonder how this bug wasn't noticed till now.
Please someone test, maybe I'm missing the point of this
parameter, but it's unlikely the intent was a logical value
as it's later converted to timestamp.
* contrib/hbtip/thtml.prg
* contrib/hbtip/sendmail.prg
* contrib/hbtip/httpcln.prg
* contrib/hbtip/ftpcln.prg
* END -> END*
* Minor formatting.
* contrib/hbtip/base64x.c
* contrib/hbtip/smtpcln.prg
* Formatted.
* Minor optimizations (File() -> hb_FileExists(), ::AuthPlain()
simplification).
% BUILDUSERPASSSTRING() rewritten in Harbour. It's a very
simple function.
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==================
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referred to as Clipper (the language that is implemented by the compiler
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