Re^9: An Introduction to Literate Programming with perlWEB

You're sneering without reason. I said if the documentation is correct and the code is not, fixing the bug does not require updating the documentation. You can come up with as many stupid examples as you want, but that's still correct.

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Re^10: An Introduction to Literate Programming with perlWEB by JavaFan (Canon) on Jan 13, 2009 at 22:40 UTC
I said if the documentation is correct and the code is not, fixing the bug does not require updating the documentation. Actually, you didn't. BrowserUK brought up the situation where code and documentation agreed (and hence, both need fixing), to which I responded. On my response, you wrote: A bug is bug because it creates an unexpected behaviour which differs from the documentation.	[reply]