Re: OO confusion
Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Ruud:
is better written as
... for varying and arguable values of "better".
I prefer the "do" form, myself.
The simple problem with the do-form is that it easily uses double the
memory because it allocates two buffers (as I hinted in the part that
you didn't quote).
--
Ruud
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