Well, then, he doesn't deserve a best node of the day award for this one, but to be fair, he did acknowlege one (update: now both) of his mistakes, and all I did was take his idea and "fix" it (update: and gbarr just blew mine away :), so although it was buggy starting out, it was an interesting idea to begin with, and I don't begrudge him a few XP for that (as if I cared seriously about XP at all)...

If someone posts a "you blew it" reply, I'd expect a followup "Hey, you're right" and maybe a fix (depending on time available -- many of us are busy, you know), but if someone (e.g., me) posts a fix, then what's the point in replying to that, especially if you're busy?

In reply to Re: Re: Re: chomp any data structure recursively by runrig
in thread chomp any data structure recursively by Juerd

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