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From: moshebox_at_[hidden]
Date: 2001-05-19 08:03:58
Hi , John , thanks for taking the time.
I'm afraid this is not the correct output , you see , the output is
suppose to be a tree-like , with 2 levels at this point , your output
includes only the second level (the first RE expression of the two )
while ignroing the first level which should have resulted from the
second RE expression.
I am including the correct output as an attachment , this output was
achieved using the boolean methond (?1\t$2\n:$5\n) . the output I get
from the (?1expr?2expr) is exactly like you got , but as I said it is
only half the correct output.
I also sent you via mail the relevant files
hope this could be resolved , please let me know
Moshe
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PART OF CORRECT.TXT
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Preface to CD
Preface to Book
Foreword
Guide to Readers
Introduction
What Is a Design Pattern?
Design Patterns in Smalltalk MVC
Describing Design Patterns
The Catalog of Design Patterns
Organizing the Catalog
How Design Patterns Solve Design Problems
How to Select a Design Pattern
How to Use a Design Pattern
A Case Study: Designing a Document Editor
Design Problems
Document Structure
Formatting
Embellishing the User Interface
SupportingMultiple Look-and-Feel Standards
Supporting Multiple Window Systems
User Operations
Spelling Checking and Hyphenation
Summary
Creational Patterns
Abstract Factory
Builder
Factory Method
Prototype
Singleton
Discussion of Creational Patterns
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--- In boost_at_y..., John Maddock <John_Maddock_at_c...> wrote:
>
> >Well ,john it just wont , this is my RE :
>
> It does for me: I modified your test program to use the format
strings you
> gave (see attached), and the output looks right to me (also
attached).
>
>
>
> - John Maddock
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_maddock/
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> What Is a Design Pattern?
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> -----------------------
> Design
> Patterns in Smalltalk MVC
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Describing
> Design Patterns
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> The Catalog
> of Design Patterns
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Organizing
> the Catalog
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> How Design
> Patterns Solve Design Problems
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> How to
> Select a Design Pattern
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> How to Use
> a Design Pattern
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
>
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Design
> Problems
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Document
> Structure
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Formatting
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Embellishing
> the User Interface
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Supporting
> Multiple Look-and-Feel Standards
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Supporting
> Multiple Window Systems
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> User
> Operations
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Spelling Checking
> and Hyphenation
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Summary
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
>
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Abstract Factory
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Builder
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Factory Method
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Prototype
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Singleton
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> Discussion of Creational
> Patterns
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> Adapter
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> Bridge
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> Composite
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> Decorator
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> Facade
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> -----------------------
> Flyweight
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> Proxy
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> Discussion of
> Structural Patterns
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> Chain of Responsibility
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> Command
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> Interpreter
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> Iterator
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> Mediator
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> Memento
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> Observer
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> State
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> Strategy
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> Template Method
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> Visitor
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> Discussion of Behavioral
> Patterns
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>
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> What to Expect
> from Design Patterns
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> -----------------------
> A Brief
> History
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> The Pattern
> Community
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> An
> Invitation
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> A Parting
> Thought
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> Class
> Diagram
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> Object
> Diagram
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> Interaction
> Diagram
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> List
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> -----------------------
> Iterator
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> -----------------------
> ListIterator
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> -----------------------
> Point
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
> Rect
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
>
> -----------------------
> -----------------------
>
> -----------------------
> What Is a Design Pattern?
>
> Design
> Patterns in Smalltalk MVC
>
> Describing
> Design Patterns
>
> The Catalog
> of Design Patterns
>
> Organizing
> the Catalog
>
> How Design
> Patterns Solve Design Problems
>
> How to
> Select a Design Pattern
>
> How to Use
> a Design Pattern
>
> Design
> Problems
>
> Document
> Structure
>
> Formatting
>
> Embellishing
> the User Interface
>
> Supporting
> Multiple Look-and-Feel Standards
>
> Supporting
> Multiple Window Systems
>
> User
> Operations
>
> Spelling Checking
> and Hyphenation
>
> Summary
>
> Abstract Factory
>
> Builder
>
> Factory Method
>
> Prototype
>
> Singleton
>
> Discussion of Creational
> Patterns
>
> Adapter
>
> Bridge
>
> Composite
>
> Decorator
>
> Facade
>
> Flyweight
>
> Proxy
>
> Discussion of
> Structural Patterns
>
> Chain of Responsibility
>
> Command
>
> Interpreter
>
> Iterator
>
> Mediator
>
> Memento
>
> Observer
>
> State
>
> Strategy
>
> Template Method
>
> Visitor
>
> Discussion of Behavioral
> Patterns
>
> What to Expect
> from Design Patterns
>
> A Brief
> History
>
> The Pattern
> Community
>
> An
> Invitation
>
> A Parting
> Thought
>
> Class
> Diagram
>
> Object
> Diagram
>
> Interaction
> Diagram
>
> List
>
> Iterator
>
> ListIterator
>
> Point
>
> Rect
>
> Test
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