On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 10:58:40PM +0200, John Mandereau wrote: > > In case it wasn't clear from what I previously wrote, note that I > haven't read texi2html code; I only skimmed a little through it, and I > might understand that you are lost in it, when you have very long > functions (1442 lines for rearrange_elements()). Maybe you have > designed this purposely to save function calls, but I would be lost in > this too if I had to maintain it: such huge control-flow blocks are hard > to read.
Hmmm. rearrange_element is not what I was referring to. It is mostly linear with loops over different elements... In fact it could be simply in the main program and not in a function. To me rearrange_element is rather simple (except for the part related with index splitting which is complicated), I was referring to scan_line(), in fact. If you find rearrange_element hard to follow you'll be horrified by scan_line ;-). -- Pat
