[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What would this function do if handed a non-integer, or completely non-numeric, value for "reps"?
a. Give an error when executed b. Truncate it to the next lower integer value
Also, I am somewhat uncomfortable with the notion of uninitialized variables.There is no such thing in Rev. It is defined (and documented) that variable which have no specified initial value are created as empty.
And I suspect that "put before" might actually be a bit faster than "put after", albeit the actual time difference isn't likely to be significant in *most* cases.
Sorry, not correct. put after is much, much faster.
For a medium size case (50,000 copies of a 4 character string), put before 2405 msec put after 12 msec
Yep - the new version is 200 times slower than put after. It gets worse if the number of copies gets larger.
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