I recently suggested conversation with you was like that with a goldfish, but that doesn't do it justice.

You use a quote from the documentation in support of your misinterpretation.

I counter, by putting that quote in its rightful context, and highlight your misinterpretation. I then quote another passage from the document you quoted that contradicts your quote (and also happens to support my argument), and then suggest that the implementation is the final arbiter.

And your response is to ignore all that, and suggest that I am a slave to the documentation.

Q: How many surrealists does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

A: Fish.

Bored now. Just stop.

In reply to Re^13: Short-circuiting a map list. (This works! But ...) by BrowserUk
in thread Short-circuiting a map list. by BrowserUk

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