++BigLug

For what it is worth - my opinion. I think that gathering together the snippets,CUFP, catacombs and craft is essential to make a useful (searchable) repository for novices and those of us trying to improve our craft. At the moment we have rely on a supersearch and the overhead cost this gives the server

If we can do a limited search on one area of coding, the Perl DBI section, for example, we will get what we want much quicker and the server will (with a bit of luck) run more smoothly. It should also make browsing code more straight forward.

A.A.

In reply to Re: The Plethora of Code Sections by aging acolyte
in thread The Plethora of Code Sections by BigLug

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