May 05, 2005 Re: Preferred style of comments in source code. | ||||
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Posted in reply to Derek Parnell | >> >> I've recalled that I have nice html wysiwyg editor :)) >> The fastest editor in the block, btw, :-P > > LOL... I looked at BlockNote site just now and thought, hmmm... I've seen this style of GUI before ... then I saw the " Andrew Fedoniouk. Author of the BlockNote." > > Nice product. Thanks, Derek. David Glazman in his NVU (http://nvu.com/tree.jpg) is also using this layout and GUI style. He is even trying to reproduce BlockNote's rulers (http://blocknote.net/info/rulersexplained.htm) But his is sticked with Gecko engine ;-) Andrew. |
May 06, 2005 Re: Preferred style of comments in source code. | ||||
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Posted in reply to Anders F Björklund |
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> Consensus ? You must be new around here :-)
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Is it really so bad ?:)
Thanks for links, Anders.
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May 06, 2005 Re: Preferred style of comments in source code. | ||||
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Posted in reply to Andrew Fedoniouk | Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
>>Consensus ? You must be new around here :-)
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> Is it really so bad ?:)
Bad and bad... Let's just say it's definitely not boring. ;-)
And while most of it comes from people with different ideas
and opinions on how things "should be done", a fact is that
D (just like C++) *encourages* multi-paradigm programming...
And that tends to rub off on other things too. Like comments.
But I think "majority" is more likely to have, than "consensus" ?
And sometimes even majority on for instance this newsgroup doesn't
have much effect, since D is not being decided by eg. a committee.
For better, and for worse. (at least it's a horse, and not a camel)
Anyway, I gave my opionionated suggestion. "JavaDoc", more or less.
--anders
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