Re: Missing in misc.e
Pete Lomax wrote:
>
> Jason Gade wrote:
> > how is the language supposed to grow at all?
> Put the new code in say minmax.e instead. Far as I know there is no law
> stating that we cannot have more than 13 files in Euphoria/include.
>
I agree with the separate minmax.e suggestion. Didn't someone suggest
that new libraries be posted on the user contributions page so that
they could be reviewed and tested for a period of time. I think that
is a very good idea.
Perhaps a new category could be added for proposed new features with
say a 30-90 day test/study period to get feedback from the community.
of course posting the proposed code to this list is soliciting
community feedback. I think the main thing I'm suggesting is
more structure - a defined procedure. Once again, I agree with
Jurguen's comment that a bit more organization would be good.
community feedback. I think the main thing I'm suggesting is
more structure - a defined procedure. Once again, I agree with
Jurguen's comment that a bit more organization would be good.
> I don't know what an ibject is, and there is no point in adding min and max
> functions to this file, unless you make them global ;-P.
I don't know what an ibject is either, but for that matter
I don't know what "nomnt" stands for. Most people probably
are able to discern the meanings and purpose of identifiers, etc
from the code. My understanding is that there is no need
to use cryptic identifiers.
Seeing "ibject" and "nomnt" gave me a flashback to MS BASIC 2.0
on a 5k VIC-20 - that was a quarter of a century ago.
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