[Gambas-user] Unexecuted Orphan Code or Something?
nando
nando_f at ...951...
Wed Nov 6 05:40:05 CET 2013
I would like to point out, if you have not noticed, that the
RETURN string uses NOW 4 or 6 times (6 if the concatenatation is fixed proper).
Please note that NOW is a little different every one of those times.
If the code executed a fraction of a moment before to after midnight
you would see the oddest output.
It would be worse if it executed at the moment before a new month started
and even more so if it executed at the moment before a new year.
In a multitasking computer, it is possible to slice out at the worst possible time.
Time-sensitive calculations must not do this.
-Nando
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From: 2aq9j93b7s <2aq9j93b7s at ...2320...>
To: gambas-user at lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Mon, 4 Nov 2013 19:53:33 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [Gambas-user] Unexecuted Orphan Code or Something?
> hello
>
> Note: In preview mode this looked like a mess with the html codes so I
> deleted them.
>
> It is a work in progress so I have been cutting, pasting and copying. Note
> the last line after the commented line - the orphan. The line above the
> commented code ends the return component. The last line neither displays nor
> generates an error. It appears to be an ignored orphan. Apparently I forgot
> to comment the last line out.
>
> CASE 2
> Return "Today" &
> Format(Date(Year(Now), Month(Now), iTp1), "dddd") &
> ", the " &
> Format(Date(Year(Now), Month(Now), iTp1), "d") &
> fuFormatSuffix(iTp1)
> ' "Of" &
> Format(Date(Year(Now), Month(Now), iTp1), "mmmm, yyyy")
> CASE 3
>
> This looks like
> Today,
> Monday, the 15th
> on the screen (minus the html code.).
>
> I am sure that it is a bug but I don't know. My last upgrade caused me many
> problems with previously properly functioning code. Maybe this is something
> that the menu item /Clean/ did not catch.
>
> Anyone?
>
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