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linuxcbon
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#21 Post by linuxcbon »

Karl Godt wrote:and such really not relevant remarks , except your are < a towards zero extremist > .
Karl Godt wrote:There are some testers out there that complain about empty folders . Who needs them ?
Last time I didn't want to answer but now, please don't talk to me anymore. Bye.

amigo
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#22 Post by amigo »

Ever heard of indenting your code?? I could easily tell what your code is doing if it was formatted to be readable. But code like that makes me cringe -I won't even try to read a single line of that mess, hence I would never try it out either! You know, formatting would be helpful for you also -when you are debugging or three months from now when you look at that code again.

This is classic:

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fi #6 
#echo $LINENO 
else #5 
FSCK='' 
fi #5 
#echo $LINENO 
fi #3 
fi #2.1 
fi ##2

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Karl Godt
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#23 Post by Karl Godt »

amigo,you once said that Barry's code is a nightmare to read .
I agree with that totally for i am not an educated programmer .
4. (Print.) To begin (a line or lines) at a greater or less
distance from the margin;
NO!
This is the way i developed it for me, because indenting never made code clearer to me .

It makes it more difficult to test by copy and pasting to xterm .

I really don't know why this indenting ever ever was developed at all !

Jacob's Ladderis to watch if clear sky in probably 3 weeks from now if i look south up here as Milky Way in the open nature .

I don't need jacobs ladder on screen !

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