On 09/13/2013 06:12 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
El 13/09/13 10:01, Paul McNett escribió:
On 9/13/13 5:02 AM, John Fabiani wrote:
I see code that others post and I see routines that
I know didn't work and I had to work around long ago. But I still
see those simple
work arounds in my code even though they are no longer required (or
it's just my lack
of programming skill).
This happens to me all the time. When I'm working on something else
and come across
lines of code I know aren't necessary, I'll quickly make a new git
topic branch and
investigate/test removing those extraneous lines of code, and commit
the changes if
behavior wasn't changed. That's what living, breathing code means!
And I'm loving this breathing code.
The other day I needed a bigger dLed (BTW, being able to size the img
of the led would be nice, couldn't find out how to do it), tried
everything, image buttons, tool bars... finally subclassed dImage and
had an image that would respond to a mouse click. Just 7 lines of
code, loved it! And even more, I immediately found 32 additional
places in the same app where this clickable dImage was the thing to use.
I am really loving the framework.
I also think it very cool! I love Python! Just compare it to C++ where
I need to declare vars (normally in headers), then create constructors
that are required, then use the what was just built. Then I have to
determine how to use pointer and referenced addresses. Languages
without reflection are a real pain (check out 'go' for a better compiled
lang).
Johnf
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