They're optional in both languages. 99% of the time they do pretty much nothing, but there are situations where need them.Jasoco wrote:Do they even do anything in Löve? This isn't JavaScript. They just make it look ugly.
Obfuscation!Mud wrote:They're optional in both languages. 99% of the time they do pretty much nothing, but there are situations where need them.Jasoco wrote:Do they even do anything in Löve? This isn't JavaScript. They just make it look ugly.
So you're admitting to purposefully making your code hard to understand?zac352 wrote:Obfuscation!
It is not so.what's happening with you guys? The topic's name is "No Comment" but you already made about a dozen replies! Like you noticed the thread author isn't interested in what you are saying!!!
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(shit)You can do that, bro.com_1 wrote:May be changed subject to "disappoint me" or "update me" ?
Lol, you just "dropped" here the code with a very weird thread name and didn't left a single kind of explanation about the project. Then you just disappear leaving a lot of us discussing. It was just funny. Well, probably put instead the name/kind of project and edit the post telling what you wish to do with that and what kind of feedback/help you need.com_1 wrote:It is not so.what's happening with you guys? The topic's name is "No Comment" but you already made about a dozen replies! Like you noticed the thread author isn't interested in what you are saying!!!
I have carefully read everything you all wrote. (thanks for comments)
May be changed subject to "disappoint me" or "update me" ?
I naturally write hard to read code. You're lucky you have the me now, and not the me from a year ago. I used to write an entire, 200 line script, into one single line. It looked like someone wrote a script to pee all over your script editor. (reference to above post ftw!)thelinx wrote:So you're admitting to purposefully making your code hard to understand?zac352 wrote:Obfuscation!
That surely qualifies as a one line scriptzac352 wrote:I used to write an entire, 200 line script, into one single line.
.There's a well known phenomena that goes back to newsgroups (somebody gave it a name, but I've forgotten it), where if you ask a very simple question like "tabs vs spaces?" you'll get a heated debate that rages for months, but if you ask something actually *important*, you'll be lucky of a handful of people chime in. Why? Because a lot more people feel they are qualified to opine about tabs vs spaces, unlike a question about, say, paging algorithms.arquivista wrote:what's happening with you guys? The topic's name is "No Comment" but you already made about a dozen replies!