OOPS, sorry, I meant to say:
My coding style favors readability and debugability over compactness and
speed, except where speed is a real issue, (as in imagedata functions),
then I'm all for it!
-Chipp
Chipp Walters wrote:
Mark Wieder wrote:
I'm constantly reengineering my old code, too, but I f
Mark Wieder wrote:
I'm constantly reengineering my old code, too, but I find that it
generally *grows* in size as I go back and add more comments. Trying
to do things in fewer lines can also sometimes lead to emphasizing
cuteness over readability.
Amen, Mark.
I also find I end up adding more error
On May 20, 2005, at 10:57 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
AG> When I finish an app, I like to spend some time re-coding the
routines
AG> singing the followoing mantra: "can I do it in fewer lines?". I am
very
I'm constantly reengineering my old code, too, but I find that it
generally *grows* in size as I
Andre-
Friday, May 20, 2005, 9:32:49 AM, you wrote:
AG> When I finish an app, I like to spend some time re-coding the routines
AG> singing the followoing mantra: "can I do it in fewer lines?". I am very
I'm constantly reengineering my old code, too, but I find that it
generally *grows* in size a
When I finish an app, I like to spend some time re-coding the routines
singing the followoing mantra: "can I do it in fewer lines?". I am very
proud of the latest incarnation of RevHTTPd, it's half the size of the
first one and with more features. It's not only the sheer size of the
binary. Its
