I'll have a look.
Note I didn't make it for
a website, I just did that to keep things in order. I though this was going to
be phased by some CGI script or somthing, but a localised part should be ok as
well. I found the previous bugs (not using H1) before your post, but
wasn't going to send until I had a bit more. If you want html l'll put in in
html (or xtml) .
I'll look though those notes,
thanks.
OK,
I've fixed the bugs up (included)
My thoughts (editor hat comically
hanging off the left brow, so I can watch
the South Korea - Portugal game
with the right :):
1. Walking backwards in arrays
- ok, useful for programming
neophytes. Could do
with explanation of which is preferred and why
2.
Filler
- not sure these are
terribly useful, unless
each is contextualised. The optimisation one is
worth saying, however
3.
D arrays can be
sorted
- need to comment on the sort order
4. D arrays can be
resized
- perfect note
5. Comparing
arrays
- perfect note
6. D
newsgroup
- good note (although links
will be on the
site)
7. HTML embedded
code
- good note
8.
Notes
- not necessary. There'll
be full info on how to write
for us on the magazine site, but good to
mention in this file for the
moment
9. Which comes
first
- think this is way too complex a
topic to be summed up
in a note. What about an article?
10. Cohesion /
Coupling
- reasonable
11. When to
Optimise
- should be a Tip. Could be useful as
such. You'd need to
provide citations for your quotes/statements
12. KISS /
KINAS
- Again, statements without
rationale. Need to back up
these philosophical points
13.
Localisation
- [localisation is often used as
an interchangeable term
with internationalisation]. What you are talking
about is
locality-of-reference. Again would be better as a Tip
including
references
14.
goto
- Needs some concrete dangers
of goto, and also at least
one situation where they are useful/necessary
Keep em coming. We've got
at least 7 out of that lot. In publishing 50% is
pretty good, let me tell
you (as a battle-scarred weary
word-warrior).
:)
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