Don't forget that UT is an international forum, please. Just the fact that you see an US, Candian, UK flag, it doesn't mean the person's native language is English.

Nobody warrants that English will be forever the international language in computer science. Would you prefer to learn French, German, Chinese, etc. I don't think so. So, you better thank God you don't need to do it and think a little to all the others that must learn English. It's your advantage, isn't it? Use it and don't make others feel bad about their English. You might receive good answers from all over the world even if they will not be in "pure" English.
BTW, American English, UK English, Australian English, Canadian English, Quebec English, etc?

So, show us the beautiful English, not the tough one. In case you didn't noticed, UT is not a tough site.

Vlad

>BTW, yours is the ONLY reply I've received lately that wasn't *loaded* with grammatical/spelling errors, guess that tutoring work has paid off...<g> And, whether you want it or not, you get an A! Most programmers are like NASCAR drivers, you may admire their work, but God forbid they open their mouths (or, in the case of programmers, submit a message)...It's embarassing.
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>-RW-