Re: [nyphp-talk] All In the Game of PHP

2007-06-13 Thread inforequest
Caution: I am not a good coder. That said Peter Sawczynec ps-at-sun-code.com |nyphp dev/internal group use| wrote: The number one muck up I have observed in coding, is programmers creating functions or tools that leave off the final "else" clause at the end of a conditional logic tree. T

Re: [nyphp-talk] All In the Game of PHP

2007-06-13 Thread Paul Houle
Peter Sawczynec wrote: The number one muck up I have observed in coding, is programmers creating functions or tools that leave off the final "else" clause at the end of a conditional logic tree. That is, programming logic error examples, such as: Long if-then-else ladders are an antipatt

Re: [nyphp-talk] All In the Game of PHP

2007-06-13 Thread David Krings
Peter Sawczynec wrote: The number one muck up I have observed in coding, is programmers creating functions or tools that leave off the final "else" clause at the end of a conditional logic tree. True! Bit me in the behind before where I was staring at a blank page in the browser not knowing

[nyphp-talk] All In the Game of PHP

2007-06-13 Thread Peter Sawczynec
The number one muck up I have observed in coding, is programmers creating functions or tools that leave off the final "else" clause at the end of a conditional logic tree. That is, programming logic error examples, such as: You expect users to weigh platinum by the pound; someone will try to