If this post didn't have the three bold famous letters in its header, I would have suspected it to be your regular troll's take on it. There are so many other things you can do wrong in the more commonly used programming languages C, Java, Objective-C, C++, C# ...
Not to mention JavaScript (considered to be the "dark horses for 2013" regarding popularity by tiobe.com), sharing about all the weaknesses of LotusScript.
And Jake, relying on the declaration to restore the default value is not the most robust approach (obviously ...), nor the most readable. I know that (just like me) you love short code. But in this case it's a matter of typing 20 additional characters for a working version (less, if the variable name wasn't that damn long). ;-)
If this post didn't have the three bold famous letters in its header, I would have suspected it to be your regular troll's take on it. There are so many other things you can do wrong in the more commonly used programming languages C, Java, Objective-C, C++, C# ...
Not to mention JavaScript (considered to be the "dark horses for 2013" regarding popularity by tiobe.com), sharing about all the weaknesses of LotusScript.
And Jake, relying on the declaration to restore the default value is not the most robust approach (obviously ...), nor the most readable. I know that (just like me) you love short code. But in this case it's a matter of typing 20 additional characters for a working version (less, if the variable name wasn't that damn long). ;-)