Re: Package Require getting "wrong version"

On Apr 30, 12:41 pm, Donald G Porter <d...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

As unsolicited advice, I'll note that no good program should contain
[package require http], since that's free to deliver either version 1.0
or version 2.* and of course those interfaces are completely different.
Use the 'requirement' argument(s) of [package require] to ask for the
command set your program actually uses.



I am not sure I follow your suggestion. Would you care to elaborate
on this? Are you saying you can use http commands without loading it
as a package?


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