your code could have a bit more comments.
it's very difficult to understand it.
more comments make your dc++-project also more popular!
plz think about it.
thank you anyway for programming it. i like it
cheers
tigi
plz more comments in your code
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plz more comments in your code
maybe you know already:
your code could have a bit more comments.
it's very difficult to understand it.
more comments make your dc++-project also more popular!
plz think about it.
thank you anyway for programming it. i like it
cheers
tigi
your code could have a bit more comments.
it's very difficult to understand it.
more comments make your dc++-project also more popular!
plz think about it.
thank you anyway for programming it. i like it
cheers
tigi
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Iceman[grrrr]
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i see your reasons but i don't agree with you...
why make it open-source
if you don't like people can easily read your code?
cheaters are everywhere!
do you think, it's a problem for them if you don't add comments?
hold off cheaters from the code, can't be a reason for leave out the comments... i bet you are too lazy
but maybe you are right if you said, people with good C++ knowledge can understand it.
but i can't...
thanx
tigi
why make it open-source
if you don't like people can easily read your code?
cheaters are everywhere!
do you think, it's a problem for them if you don't add comments?
hold off cheaters from the code, can't be a reason for leave out the comments... i bet you are too lazy
but maybe you are right if you said, people with good C++ knowledge can understand it.
but i can't...
thanx
tigi
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Iceman[grrrr]
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not my fault
It is not I who didn't put comment in, it's all Arne's fault !!
I think he prefers to have more time debugging the whole code and adding features than to add comments in there though!
I too had problems inderstanding the code when I first opened it, but after some time it clarifies itself ...
I think he prefers to have more time debugging the whole code and adding features than to add comments in there though!
I too had problems inderstanding the code when I first opened it, but after some time it clarifies itself ...
DC++ QoS Person
okay, in that case...
plz arne!
i really would appreciate if you would add more comments!
i admit that i'm not a profi in win-c++, but i still want to learn it...
but such code don't make it easy to keep my good motivation
i finally will resignate if developer wouldn't add more comments
again: plz add more comments...
if you do so, maybe i can help you coding sometimes in the future!
thanx a lot for the good (but uncommented ) work
tigi
plz arne!
i really would appreciate if you would add more comments!
i admit that i'm not a profi in win-c++, but i still want to learn it...
but such code don't make it easy to keep my good motivation
i finally will resignate if developer wouldn't add more comments
again: plz add more comments...
if you do so, maybe i can help you coding sometimes in the future!
thanx a lot for the good (but uncommented
) worktigi
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GargoyleMT
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Comments?
I agree that I've not seen many comments in the code, but that makes me work harder at understanding it. Comments can be wrong and become outdated, whereas the code never is.
I'm sure Arne would consider adding comments if you submitted them to him in the form of diffs. That, not easy readability, is what opensource is all about: patching and improving the program, giving it features that you and others need.
I'm sure Arne would consider adding comments if you submitted them to him in the form of diffs. That, not easy readability, is what opensource is all about: patching and improving the program, giving it features that you and others need.