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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 117817] Only the first parameter is shown in fit labels
From:       netterfield () astro ! utoronto ! ca
Date:       2006-02-22 7:00:31
Message-ID: 20060222070031.25838.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From netterfield astro utoronto ca  2006-02-22 08:00 \
------- I like the suggested solution, but I worry about namespace collision.
We are essentially introducing the syntax which will eventually be used for all \
                'string' references...  
options: 
1) strings and scalars share a name space, so if there is a string called [abc], the \
scalars named [abc] are forbidden. 2) strings and scalars don't share, and so need to \
be reference strings in a different way than we reference scalars.  so [abc] vs , eg, \
[$abc]

I prefer (1), but it will be very hard to enforce, I fear.  (2) will be a lot easier \
implement.

Thoughts?


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