On Tuesday, 12 November 2013 at 20:24:11 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
Again, I'll add that "improving the documentation" helps little
unless RTFM is at work :o).
The distinction between good and bad documentation in this
context is whether the respective information is discoverable.
That is, don't make users ask "How should I have known that?". A
warning on the documentation of std.algorithm.sort is good, but
an article on floating-points merely included together with the
documentation, and not referenced from anywhere, isn't.
I think your solutions are not good. I also think my solution
in http://goo.gl/3dGGkf is good. (I know it sounds awful, but I
hope you'll appreciate the brevity :o).)
Brevity appreciated :D
