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- Subject: Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style
- From: William Ahern <william@...>
- Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2014 19:56:44 -0800
On Sun, Jan 05, 2014 at 09:31:05PM -0600, Andrew Starks wrote:
<snip>
> (At least we're not arguing for a type system or lambda notation or a
> ternary operator...)
>
That last argument over the ternary operator totally confused me. I had
always correctly parsed the precedence of and/or expressions without
thinking. But after reading that huge thread (or threads) I totally lost all
confidence. I don't know why. But the mere discussion of it really messed
with my head. Now whenever I write a complex boolean expression I find
myself carefully stepping through it, like a child counting pennies
(centavos?) with his fingers.
I've written ciphers, virtual machines, and all manner of other kinds of
code. But now I feel stumped by Lua's boolean operators. It's the worst
feeling.
- References:
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Tim Hill
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, David Given
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, steve donovan
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Hisham
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Jorge
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Andrew Starks
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, phlnc8
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, William Ahern
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Coda Highland
- Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style, Andrew Starks