> What is the reason to use a function pointer here to use
> different compare functions under the same name besides that
> it becomes less difficult to track what the code actually
> does?
> Kind regards
> Nico
I think the alternative (nested ifs with leastly the same body in every
place where the function is used) is even more appealing. Unless I
miss some other possibility..
But your comment made me look into the code again. I found that it
doesn't do exactly what I intended, and don't know yet how to make it
work without either exploding the code size or tangling it up. So for
now please ignore the first pull request.
Michal
(Sorry for splitting the thread, I've fucked up with discord server settings)
Received on Sat Sep 22 2007 - 19:52:32 UTC
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