Sean,
It's considered polite to use a maximum of 78 characters
per line for those people who (and lots of them still exist,
trust me, especially those working on a text-based MUD) only
have an 80-character-per-line screen.
Now, if you want to be rude, that's your business. But if
you want to be listened to and not junked as soon as very
valuable people notice that they can't read your mail, well,
that's your choice too.
Thanks,
--
Kenneth
-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Butler <sbutler@DEVEAST.COM>
To: CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca <CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca>
Date: Tuesday, October 14, 1997 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: non-recursive tracking algorithm (that works)
>On Tue, 14 Oct 1997, Sean Butler wrote:
>
>-+If you could have even mentioned that BFS stood for breadth-first search
>-+anywhere in the code, I could have looked it up easily.
>
>utils.h:
>
>/* breadth-first search */
>#define BFS_ERROR -1
>#define BFS_ALREADY_THERE -2
>#define BFS_NO_PATH -3
>
>As for, "you could have loked it up easily..." well, at least we agree
>on that.
>
>BTW: it's near impossible to divide what you're saying from what
>you're quoting others are saying, and you're using more than 79
>characters per line (which is the only way I figured out what Jeremy
>said (because it all fit on a line) and what you were saying (because
>it was way off the screen). I'd appreciate you remedy that situation,
>as it is highly annoying.
>
>* Thank you Daniel, that was very helpful.
>* PS. Let me offer you some help: Get a mail reader that wraps.
>
>
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