<tongue-in-cheek>And he's not the fastest keyboard user in the world. I
am. This has been well-established in previous threads. Search the
archives.</tongue-in-cheek>
(In all seriousness, I did actually hold the informal record for typing
speed when I was in the Army, dunno if that still stands or not... which
of course is an absolutely worthless bit of information in any case, but
whatever :) )
Gregory Seidman wrote:
On Sat, Jul 02, 2005 at 02:16:49AM +0200, Leon Rosenberg wrote:
} Heh,
}
} I hate this kind of discussion...
}
} Maybe you are the fastest keyboard user on the world...
}
} I want to see you refactoring a method, lets say change the method name,
} with emacs/vi/notepad if there are about 20 other places in code where this
} method is called. With an IDE it takes 1 second. With vi? 3 hours?
A) If you change the name of a method, especially by the time it's
referenced numerous places, you've already screwed up. It shows a lack
of forethought in your design (and I don't necessarily mean formal
design).
B) With appropriate unix tools (ed or perl, in this case), it's under a
minute. While that's more than one second, it should be an exceedingly
rare operation (see A).
} leon
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