|
|
Posted by Steve on 10/13/99 11:27
> look, this {} works fine
> and it is not an error, something else is!
> [] nor () works... and since in the first post i told that the entire
> site uses theese {}, that surely isn't the problem, and there is no
> need to comment it any further.
Actually, I think there is. The code you showed in the OP looks like
gibberish that could not pass a syntax check so I assume you typed it
into your post rather than copy/pasting it from the actual source.
There's no point in looking at the algorithm if your code will not run
in the first place, surely.
To paraphrase: this code is not right - it's not even wrong.
---
Steve
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|