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need to start commenting—and documenting!—my code properly. at least I’ve developed the habit of writing understandable code. at least to me. unlike my notes. ¬_¬
early morning musing (in Lisp)
y’know, it’s really too bad I can’t set Windows up with something like ( this. )
should I shut up about this?
it’s amazing, the number of cases you can eliminate by using
return new Class(); instead of return null; with checks on the other end.
stupid people...
what’s the point in writing
blargle. monkeys, I tell ya; monkeys. I’m doing a mass purge of
if( ht[key] != null )? (ht being a Hashtable.) you should be using if( ht.ContainsKey( key ) )!blargle. monkeys, I tell ya; monkeys. I’m doing a mass purge of
nulls in the code: most of them indicate a frightening ignorance—of both the language and the Framework.
I hate this shit...
next “probably a good idea” clean‑up: changing all the
I’m actually slurring my speech. I think that means I should go to bed.
int.Parse( object.ToString() )s to Convert.ToInt32( object ), and similar conversions. likewise, changing all the C‑style (type)object to Convert.ToType( object ).I’m actually slurring my speech. I think that means I should go to bed.
“here’s your change.”
my latest experiments with LJ.NET [source] appear to be functional, but I can’t be sure. would anyone care to play with it a bit, see if you can make it break?
there’s nothing really drastic in the code—some borrowings from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
talisker added to my previous modifications—but I played with the installer a bit, and I’m not sure what effect that will have on systems other than mine (where it has none whatsoever, aside from a relatively large reduction in size).
[ETA: more cleanup and small tweakage. binary and source.]
[ETA2: fixed a tiny but rather unpleasant bug in the last set of files:
there’s nothing really drastic in the code—some borrowings from
talisker added to my previous modifications—but I played with the installer a bit, and I’m not sure what effect that will have on systems other than mine (where it has none whatsoever, aside from a relatively large reduction in size).[ETA: more cleanup and small tweakage. binary and source.]
[ETA2: fixed a tiny but rather unpleasant bug in the last set of files:
LiveJournal.PostUpdate() was completely ignoring the journal param. tossing the following block in fixes the problem nicely:if( !journal.Equals( "<default>" ) )
{
body += "usejournal=" + journal + "&";
}
]