Posted by sentinel on 10/13/20 11:27

Steve wrote:

>
> > 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

i will not dignify that with an answer...

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