I suggest we make the following our official style guide:
http://mindprod.com/unmain.html
OK! Just kidding...
Also see http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/11/17/2148249
At 2:55 AM +0100 on 11/20/99, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
It means I should of edited the message before posting it -- that only
applies to a free MP3 encoder. There's a certain German company which
claims all rights to MP3.
You mean the Fraunhofer institute? They invented it, yes. But I don't think
Anthony: I suggest we make the following our official
style guide: http://mindprod.com/unmain.html
OK! Just kidding...
Alain: (laughter)
Alain: I was indeed fun to read the sarcastic article
that tells you how NOT to do it. All kidding aside, we
can use this as a counter-example in our
Clip: Libundo is a simple, easy-to-use lib which
manages recording and playback of undo/redo info
for app developers.
Alain: Infinite undo/redo would be a wonderful feature
for OpenKard. It could also make OpenKard recordable.
Uli: I think we can do undo the way SuperCard does it,
that is,
Anthony: Bison will not be used in the next
Interpreter. Instead, I intend to write my own
parser-generator tool, which will be done in (yes)
HyperCard. Maybe portions in other things, but I
doubt it. It will at least have a pretty HC
front-end.
Alain: Surely Perl would be a much better
Fortunately, it's depression. The thing is suacidal. I've already called a
psychologist for it.
MY GOD!!! YOU'RE KILLING IT! G
Be definition, a finite state machine is not understandable :( I think mine
might be a _little_ better.
The algorithm is _very_ hard to follow. Regardless of how nice
Here's a little side dish my sister just e-mailed me. I think it fits in
the discussion of coding styles Anthony touched with his posting.
auto accident;
register voters;
static electricity;
struct by_lightning;
void *where_prohibited;
char broiled;
short circuit;
short changed;
long johns;
