Re: To Neil J Marshall

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Well, why don't you and he come up with what you as SysOps want to be able to
do, in terms of a detailed specification, and then I or others can see if we
can program something that does it?
Neil J Marshall.
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     Well, that was about all I could think of at the time, as far as what
I'd want.  But to give you a bit more detailed example of the % code idea,
let's assume that %C1 was the variable that represented the number of calls
for the day.  Now, in this program, you'd be able to put this in the ansi
file: %C1[20]   ...  this would buffer the variable with 20 spaces on the
right side of it.  The same idea could be used like this: [20]%C1 .. now
you've got the same number of spaces, but on the left side.  (This way, you
can properly space lines out that are vertical)  Perhaps some variables that
could also be replaces with horizontal graphs (short ascii blocks, etc) that
would use the spaceing ideas above (the [20] in the example).  At the very
least, it'd make it a bit easier to come up with a custom stats screen that
looked more like the rest of your BBS.  
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