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From: watson@spot.Eng.Sun.COM (Robert Watson)
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Subject: Re: gxv_merge
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Date: 21 Jun 91 11:38:15 GMT
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In article <1991Jun17.152359.8080@den.mmc.com> doehr@magellan.den.mmc.com (Brett B. Doehr) writes:
>For those of us who are hacking C++, is there any plans for a gxv++_merge?
>I checked the guide binaries and nothing seems to exist.  I hadn't even 
>been aware of the gxv_merge until your posting, but something similar for
>gxv++ users sure would be nice (hint, hint). 8-)

Fear not, the next release (3.0) has the merge feature directly built
into gxv, gxv++, golit and gnt. It's on by default, you can defeat it 
with the -n flag.

> I hadn't even been aware of the gxv_merge....

It was completed after the SQA cycle, rather than delay the release
we included it as "demo quality", it was only documented in the RTF.

Devguide 3.0 will be entering Beta testing next month.

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