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True, but I find commented out code really distracting while I read a file. It's really easy to use the comment method to excess and end up with a file full of
by Arnor 13y ago
True, but I find commented out code really distracting while I read a file. It's really easy to use the comment method to excess and end up with a file full of old trash code.
As far as Ember's issue, we didn't see the actual code. There's almost certainly a misplaced pointer somewhere. The author made of not being a JS regular, my guess: missing `var` somewhere.
- watwut 13y agoIf there is so much commented code that you can not read, delete it. If I'm not sure whether I will be putting the code back soon, no way I'm willing to dig repository history. However, commented out code is by definition free to be deleted by anybody else if it happen to be forgotten later on.