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OK: # remark on uselessness of blanket advice Useless blanket advice.
by jjgreen 3y ago
OK:
# remark on uselessness of blanket advice
Useless blanket advice.
- dvh 3y agoThis is EXACTLY why it should be there. Because in the real world, after 2 years and 3 programers and 2 managers later it will became: # remark on uselessness of blanket advice if (!translation_db_connected) { throw "Cannot connect to translation database"; } check_permissions(); if (Date.week() % 4 === 0 && !is_admin()) { echo_xf(i18n.monthly_maintenance_warning); } echo_bf(i18n.context_translate('remark458')); check_dangling_block(); if (WM_API >= 7) { nxptr_free(i18n.handle); } And suddenly the useless comment is the only thing that makes sense
- rcxdude 3y agoOr the useless comment is the only thing that doesn't make sense. Which is far more common in my experience.
- jjgreen 3y agoQuite, according to the Excel spreadsheet, "remark458" is "it takes many a mickle to make a muckle", that must be a typo for "remark485", oh, or could be the comment is in the wrong place. If only there were a single source of truth.
- baby 3y agoYour problem is that you wrote a bad comment, not that you wrote a comment