> I will, for the third and last time, remind you that your fashion of
> comments _will_ break, in a specific way.

Since Ray doesn't ask, I will: what situation will break those "comments"?

Pier Paolo Grassi


Il giorno mer 13 gen 2021 alle ore 17:18 Daniel Shahaf <
d.s@daniel.shahaf.name> ha scritto:

> Ray Andrews wrote on Tue, 12 Jan 2021 14:45 +00:00:
> > On 2021-01-12 5:28 a.m., Daniel Shahaf wrote:
> > > There's an interesting idea!  My editor doesn't but that would be
> quite a
> > >> feature.
> > > Did you actually look?
> > >
> > Yes sir I did.  I use a very lightweight but understandable IDE, what it
> > lacks in features it makes up in being easy to use.
>
> (Turns out Ray's IDE does have that feature after all.)
>
> > It's too bad there's no place for a guy like me to learn the ropes, I
> > don't know what  I don't know.  What I'd like is to be is a fly on the
> > wall, watching you adepts work for a week -- I'd learn more in that
> > week than thrashing around by myself for a year.
>
> You're probably right about that, insofar as discovering features is
> concerned.  (To a point, anyway; 80/20 still applies.  Still, you can
> look for people who post videos of themselves coding.)  However,
> knowing a ton of features shouldn't be your highest priority, IMO.
> It's very much like the difference between memorizing a map and
> learning to navigate.
>
> I will, for the third and last time, remind you that your fashion of
> comments _will_ break, in a specific way.
>
> Daniel
>
>