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Six Fried RiCE ?

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anyone know what happened to their blog or is it that they just havent updated it sinCe Last year September?

thank u.

-i

I am trying to figure out what the "999999999999999" is doing here in this partial script please:




top = getValue( " & variableName & " ; 1 );

   " & variableName & " = middlevalues( " & variableName & " ; 2 ; 999999999999999 )];



OR is it just as a placeholder?

Edited by imoree

What is the file name?

It's just a big number so that middlevalues starts at position 2 and "goes on 99999999999 places".

SFR seems to have gone on hiatus. They haven't posted on TechNet in a while too.

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thanks BCooney

I am trying to figure out what the "999999999999999" is doing

It's an example of bad coding practice.

MiddleValues ( listOfValues ; 2 ; 999999999999999 )




will return the same thing as:




MiddleValues ( listOfValues ; 2 ; ValueCount ( listOfValues ) )




as long as listOfValues contains less than 999999999999999 values. While it's extremely unlikely that a list would exceed such a high number, the code introduces an unnecessary arbitrary - and therefore confusing - constant. The real objective here is to get all the values in the list except the first one - and the best way to achieve it is is to say exactly that:




RightValues ( listOfValues ; ValueCount ( listOfValues ) - 1 )

I agree, comment. Using ValueCount is much more robust.

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Ok then. i dont want to add to my already bad coding habits!! LOL

thanks Comment..

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