On a separate note

Sep 20, 2007 10:34

I am alive, i've just been more introspective for the past couple of weeks. I'm trying to work through some stuff, make some decisions, and am finding myself stuck in a bit of a mental loop. Where is a break statement when you need one?

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wisp001 September 20 2007, 23:09:30 UTC
Curse the software developers who claim good practice doesn't allow for termination of a loop except through the condition itself. ;)

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lorhusol September 21 2007, 17:06:36 UTC
Piffle, good practice as often as not means "The way I do things". Besides, I've dealt with enough clugey languages where the only real means of terminating a loop is through a break statement that I generally am not able to worry to much about best practices.

In a perfect world where there were no custom proprietary languages nor programmers who only change syntactic rules when they move from a legacy language, that would probably be excellent advice. In the meanwhile, I'll keep the break statement, cause sometimes, that's the only thing that works.

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