Mohammad,
I know how you feel, yet I do not have too many problems now, in part because I
write code progressivly. I would have placed x=<> in there as soon as it
did not do as expected.
I will try and capture some of these design and debug methods and share.
Regards
Tony
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This took a lot of time to debug a code! Undefined variable or wrongly
assigned.
We really need a good TW documentation.
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Diego,
Thank you for clarification.
But when you code, this is error prone!
--Mohammad
On Saturday, February 23, 2019 at 1:08:12 AM UTC+3:30, Diego Mesa wrote:
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> Hey Mohammad,
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> If you put a <> in there before the $text, you can see that as you have
> it, x is "true", which is why length
What a nice way to write obscure code.
Test for len 4 or len 5 for true false!
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Hey Mohammad,
If you put a <> in there before the $text, you can see that as you have
it, x is "true", which is why length returns 4.
On Friday, February 22, 2019 at 2:35:14 PM UTC-6, Mohammad wrote:
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> Look at below test code
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> <$vars x=>
> <$text text={{{ [length[]] }}}/>
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> Testing
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