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It's been invaluable to me in a few circumstances. A common one is when there is a diagram of a physical object with dimensions and the dimensions are used in t
by criddell 4y ago
It's been invaluable to me in a few circumstances. A common one is when there is a diagram of a physical object with dimensions and the dimensions are used in the code. For example, say you are doing a volume calculation of a complex enclosed space that uses quantities like length, height, clearance, diameter, etc... A diagram illustrating what those dimensions are can aid immensely in understanding the code.
- JohnFen 4y agoOh, sure, it can be extremely helpful. A picture is worth a thousand words and all of that. I just don't want that picture in-line with the code. It bulks up the view of the code and I'd want the picture in a separate window anyway, to refer to it as I'm scrolling through the code itself.