Re: Assignment Question
- Posted by "Juergen Luethje" <j.lue at gmx.de> Feb 28, 2005
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Mario Steele wrote: > Juergen Luethje wrote: > <snip> >> Mario, what shall I do now? Do you expect me (and some other hundreds of >> people) to believe now that Euphoria 2.5 is broken, and we can't rely on >> it? Or shall I ask you to prove what you are claiming, i.e. give us some >> concrete running Eu code, that does what you are reporting, and allows us >> to reproduce what you had observed? > </snip> > > When I write new code, that does the same thing, I'll be more then happy to > submit it to the forum, so that everyone can see the problems I am > encountering. Yes, no doubt about it. > But till then, it's next to impossible for me to show what is happening. That's the point. > <snip> >> So you can't prove it? Then -- at least for me personally -- posts like >> this do nothing else but create confusion and uncertainty. > </snip> > > Not at this time, I cannot prove it, however, the only reason why I post > these messages, is so that others can be somewhat aware of the problem. Others can't be aware of "the problem", because you didn't exactly describe what "the problem" is. We only know that you had _a_ problem. > And not just sitting there, saying, "Okay, what the hell just happened > to my program???" How big are chances that you just made a programming mistake in your code? Things like that happen to you and me and everyone -- to err is human. That's why important things always should be checked by other people. But the problem that you encountered can't be checked by other people, because you can't describe it _exactly_. Regards, Juergen -- A: Because it considerably reduces the readability of the text. Q: Why? A: Top posting. Q: What is annoying in e-mail and news?