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Which can be really cool, but has its downsides: Hey cool, I can change these classes live! Let's solve this tricky problem by changing the class at runtime.
by ufmace 11y ago
Which can be really cool, but has its downsides:
Hey cool, I can change these classes live!
Let's solve this tricky problem by changing the class at runtime. Cool, it works, now on to the next problem.
2 years later...
What's causing this super-weird bug? It's like the code isn't doing what it says at all.
1 week of debugging and head-banging later...
Oooh, something got screwed up in that runtime class change code. Fixed.
2 years later, repeat...
- lispm 11y agoIs that something you've experienced?
- ufmace 11y agoNot directly, mostly because I haven't done that much work in any language where you can do that. But I have had that kind of experience when trying to figure out what Ruby code is actually being run somewhere. I may be heading that way with C#, with the occasional overuse of dynamic and reflection.