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This leads to another point that has bothered me. How is the inventory
of Service Program functions documented? How does a programmer navigate
through the dozens of service programs and find the one that is exactly
right? Or, not finding one exactly right, does s/he write a new one,
modify an existing one, or copy and change an existing one? In early days
that would seem like not much of a task, but after 8 years and 15 different
programmers involved, it must become a bird's nest?
On 5/16/2017 9:17 AM, Bradley Stone wrote:
Or this to really confuse some;)
useLargeTrailer = (ibeamWeight(material: length: width: height:
webThickness:flangeThickness) > smallTrailerWeightLimit);
I prefer this but it can make debugging a little hard (even with your
example) since you won't ever see the value ibeamWeight() returns.
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