Well, I still think it's confusing, especially for newbies (as well as myself!) but I can understand that it's sort of entrenched.
I wonder how hard it would be to code a detector that counts to see if there are three element bundles in the message vs. two, and can process each accordingly, so that the old way still works but also the 'new way.' Does that make sense?
Thanks to all who have participated in this discussion! I appreciate it.
~Kyle
On Jan 27, 2008 11:14 PM, bsoisoi bsoisoi@mac.com wrote:
I agree as well, prefer the existing vline message syntax. (I hope we haven't started a movement against the third value!) Now that I get it, it is much more intuitive than emulating an old 2 value breakpoint envelope.
Has anyone made a vline-like external that only takes the first two values?
Cheers, ~Brandon
On Jan 27, 2008, at 7:08 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Frank Barknecht wrote:
Note that the former version is *muchmuch* more convenient, especially when building line segments dynamically.
totally! i just wanted to demonstrate that there is indeed no mandatory reason to have the 3rd value - but not because of the shortcuts kyle mentioned (which seem to do more harm than good)
fgmadsr. IOhannes
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