Re: Cool line of code

From: Kristofer Skaug (ya.ierfgnf_at_thnxf.x)
Date: 11/01/03 

Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2003 13:35:47 +0100

Frank Andreas de Groot wrote:
>
> if (oStringLibs^[(oNewString^ - 1) * 7 + yLookupSlice[suggestedIdx
> shr 6]] and (S64(1) shl (((suggestedIdx and 63) - 21) +
> yLookupShift[(suggestedIdx shr 6)]))) <> 0 then
>
>> o)

I like your naming conventions... what are you trying to indicate with
the 'o' and 'y' prefixes? <g> 

-- 
Kristofer

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