Re: Euphoria Interpreter design
>>Daniel, why dont you tell me: did I not give an example in a previous mail ?
>>Plus, I think I can send you about 2 or 3 old projects that have such
>issues. But any one programming any complex system, will
>>have had its own experience with this restriction. I know I have.
>>
>>However, btw, theoretically your quesiton above is also irrelevant. I have
>to disprove the readability of linear ordening ?
>>No, you would mean I have to disprove the readablity of linear ordening in
>some case, while you have to prove that its *always*
>>the most readable choice.
>
>The question was supposed to be answered by Jiri. Sorry, but a couple of
>particular examples ain't a proof. I want Jiri to proof (logicaly,
>mathematically) that declare-before-use is bad for your eyes and your brain ;)
He doesnt have to proof it is bad. He (or any one else, persons should not
be association to opinions in a discussion) has
to prove that there is at least *one* case, where not linear order would be
slightly better, and it is proven we're better
without than with the restriction.
>BTW Thanks for not completly including me in the 'the defenders of the
>faith' category, mr. Obiwan Kenobi :)
Huh ? Did I miss that ?
Ralf
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