in reply to Re: Array of variables
in thread Array of variables

For future reference: You can simply consider the node for re-parenting.

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Re^3: Array of variables
by kcott (Archbishop) on Dec 15, 2021 at 00:38 UTC

    Thanks and done. I changed the title slightly and added a note about where it came from: I hope that's sufficient.

    — Ken

      To be clear: I didn't suggest reparenting this post, mainly because it already has replies which allude explicitly to its necropostness.
      Also, you implied that you meant it to be a reply to a different node:

      It looks like I mis-clicked on your last post instead of your current post, and replied to that.
      But then you considered it to be promoted to root post:
      Please reparent (with all replies in this subthread) as a top-level SoPW post.

      That's not reparenting. See What do Janitors do?

      In any case, if you know you made an error and want it to be fixed, just /msg gods and we'll fix it with minimal rigamarole.
      But I'm really not inclined to move a post in a way that makes its replies contextless and confusing.

      I reckon we are the only monastery ever to have a dungeon staffed with 16,000 zombies.

        I had been looking at "Issues with XLSX.pm,". I often check out post authors, especially if I'm unfamiliar with them, to get a feel for whom I'm responding to if I do reply. In this case, the OP was "Michael W" and his last post was "Array of variables" which I opened to look at.

        I then got a series of interruptions — I don't recall exactly: $work emails, phone calls, that sort of thing. When I got back to PM, "Array of variables" was on the screen and I just replied to that. My response was a genuine reply to "Array of variables"; the accident was that I had been looking at replying to "Issues with XLSX.pm,".

        In retrospect, my "mis-clicked" Update was probably not sufficiently clear; also, I misinterpreted your "consider the node for re-parenting". The consideration can be removed.

        I'm about to put the title of post back to what it was originally. I'll also strike out the "Note:" with a reference back to this node by way of explanation. I'll also /msg gods requesting removal of my consideration; which you can see if you transmogrify into your "ineffably resplendent form". :-)

        My apologies for all the confusion.

        — Ken