> > I haven't finished the code yet!
> 
> You checked it in!  That means you're done, and you've tested it, and 
> you are ready for others to test!  

Correct, that parts that are checked in should work.
Indeed part of the reason for checking them in is to get additional
exposure.

That doesn't mean that all the changes I'm going to make are checked in.
It really would be too hard to see what had happened if all the changes
were commited at once.

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk