On Apr 18, 2006, at 22:05, Jim Tittsler wrote:
Hey, I am taking a break an a little so I'll 'nit pick' English: It isn't actually clear (to me) whether he's wrong or not: he could mean the contraction 'it is' as in 'so define [that] it is constant here' as opposed to the possessive "define it's constant" . If the former, his usage was correct, if the latter your correction was warranted. Just pointing out that the use is ambiguous to someone who has no idea whether this is Bicubic interpolation or B-splines or whatever. I'll settle down and go away now that I've had my fun--been that kind of day. I'll bet you _are_ right though ;-) |
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