en fail to realize how
much careful thought went into their design. You can jump into the
middle of a UTF-8 string, and you'll need to move fewer than a code
point's worth of bytes to resynchronize with the reference frame, for
example. UTF-8 is also very robust with respect to data corrup
those function invocations would ripple through the system (and
eventually to the output widgets).
Of course, it would likely be "functional" in name only, as I suspect
that there would rarely be occasion to use functions whose return type
is anything other than IO ().
Steve Sch
"). There are still some sticky bits, because
there's always the possibility that the order in which the connections
are wired up will have an effect on whether the final contraption works
as expected, but it should be possible to avoid problems in that regard
with the addition o
e a little
more careful to make sure that they're saved on the client machines
instead of at the server; if you use the system registry for that, then
it pretty much automatically takes care of those details, too.
Steve Schafer
Fenestra Technologi
isor and the logarithm base appropriately.
The idea is that you want to choose your initial divisor so that it is a
power of the base, where the value of that base is chosen to make the
process of computing the quotient q efficent and accurate.
Steve Schafer
Fenestra Technologies C
