Re: Standard Euphoria Library project
- Posted by cklester <cklester at yahoo.com> Jul 18, 2005
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Derek Parnell wrote: > cklester wrote: > > Gordon Webster wrote: > > > One question ... should we implement a really (really) simple > > > self-documenting > > > system? > > > > > > -- Module: SimpleHashTables.e > > > -- Part of the Euphoria Standard Library > > > -- Contributed by Joe Coder, July 2005 > > > --start-eudoc > > > -- SimpleHashTables.e > > > -- Hashtables of key/value pairs. Keys and values can be any Euphoria > > > Object > > > -- Duplicate keys and the removal of duplicates are now also supported. > > > --end-eudoc > > > > Without enclosed comments (like /* comments [newline] more comments */, this > > kind of documenting would be horribly inefficient. Having to manually manage > > all the line breaks? Imagine inserting or deleting text. We need multi-line > > commenting before this would be viable. > > Hmmm... not so sure about that. I've been using this style of documention in > Win32lib > for years now and I've not had problems. That's because you're weird!!! :D I'm much more for this: ; Okay, now I can do whatever I want here... I don't have to worry about those stupid dashes at the beginning of each line. Later, if I need to make revisions, I don't have to worry about manual line breaks. This is only a concern because I've done it for in-house projects and I don't do it anymore. :/ --/ -- new end-of-lines-of-comments marker, with current method on this line, too. than this: -- Okay, now I can do whatever I want here... I don't have to worry about those -- stupid dashes at the beginning of each line. Later, if I need to make revisions, -- I don't have to worry about manual line breaks. This is only a concern because -- I've done it for in-house projects and I don't do it anymore. :/ especially when it comes time to update the paragraph and insert a sentence or remove some words. > > Please note my paragraph is perfectly justified. :D > > But is it justifiable? Demonstrably. -=ck "Programming in a state of EUPHORIA." http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/