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If your macro is ugly, but it makes your code pretty, it might mean you’ve successfully sequestered some ugliness, which is probably a good thing.
by evincarofautumn 11y ago
If your macro is ugly, but it makes your code pretty, it might mean you’ve successfully sequestered some ugliness, which is probably a good thing.
- sklogic 11y agoOf course. But there is no need to write ugly macros. Any macro of any complexity can be written in a nice and clean way.