> I think there may be some sort of mail server hiccup going on today, because
> I just got several messages from on or about that date. Anybody else?
Yes, I've got lots dated around April 15.
Sarah
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On May 1, 2009, at 11:34 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
That's funny, I 'm sure this topic was discussed fairly exhaustively
in
April;
the topic being raised exactly by you "Camm" on Monday April 20.
So . . . what is the point of this?
I think there may be some sort of mail server hiccup go
That's funny, I 'm sure this topic was discussed fairly exhaustively in
April;
the topic being raised exactly by you "Camm" on Monday April 20.
So . . . what is the point of this?
customerserv...@easyobdii.com wrote:
Dear all ,
Which is faster in execution
SWITCH OR IF ?
Regards
Camm
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You may wish to look back at these two threads, lots of benchmarking, sorry
I haven't figured out how to create links to old threads :-(
Subject: if statements vs case
Date: 27 feb 07
From: Hershel Fisch
Subject: switch case question
Date: 10/22/06
From: Mark Swindell
Basically what has been sai
My spelling is so "creative" that i am forced to choose tourette's over
randall's every time. If that i could use xtalk in conversation...
-Original Message-
From: "stephen barncard"
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 4/23/2009 11:50 AM
Subje
Hey, that was the only thing useful I learnt doing my "M.A" in IT at
Abertay: what happens when you are
hit by a number 10 bus?
This is the reason my Granny always slipped on a clean pair before she
went shopping. :)
Now, I am a bad programmer in several respects; and the worst is that I
don
And one can't turn that foolishness off? I hate predictive text.
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/4/23 Randall Reetz
> My phone uses the special Microsoft "Tourette's" word prediction algorithm.
>
> In my previous post, I intended "of", not "OS"
My phone uses the special Microsoft "Tourette's" word prediction algorithm.
In my previous post, I intended "of", not "OS".
Randall
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From: "Randall Reetz"
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: 4/23/2009 9:11 AM
Phil Davis wrote:
Unless you're building something where the small difference in speed is
absolutely critical, I would seek to answer a different question: Which
structure will be easier to understand and maintain in the future when I
(or others) come back to it?
Wise words. While I often a
ot;
Sent: 4/23/2009 8:29 AM
Subject: Re: Switch or If
Hi Camm,
Unless you're building something where the small difference in speed is
absolutely critical, I would seek to answer a different question: Which
structure will be easier to understand and maintain in the future when I
(or other
Hi Camm,
Unless you're building something where the small difference in speed is
absolutely critical, I would seek to answer a different question: Which
structure will be easier to understand and maintain in the future when I
(or others) come back to it?
My 2 cents' worth -
Phil Davis
Mar
On 23 Apr 2009, at 11:02, wrote:
All ,
Which is faster in a loop ?
SWITCH or IF
This is a little test I did. I get about 35ms for 'switch', about
20ms for 'if'. As Jim said though, I suspect it'll vary according to
the kind and complexity of conditions you're testing.
on mouseUp
Hi Camm,
I tested this many years ago and while it depended slightly on how the if/then
was written, I was surprised that the if/then was faster, but only by a small
amount. I can't speak for today and recent versions of Rev.
Aloha from Hawaii,
Jim Bufalini
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