Coding standards

[infobahn]

In fact, mine is missing everything from 'frangible' through
'hammerwort'.

My dictionary jumps straight from p1018 (last complete entry: "manly")
to p1027 (first complete entry: "Marsilea").

Mao's mantra missing.

And no maps.

[RIP DNA]

And such an ironic end, too.

 

[Chris Croughton]

Says something about the QUI of your dictionary. Does the name
"Schlidt" appear in the credits?

No, but similar names could well have done since I was looking in a
German dictionary (and a Latin one, it wasn't in there either) <g>.

Hmm, 'gullible' doesn't appear in the C99 standard either...

Chris C

 

[Keith Thompson]

(Did you know that 'gullible' isn't in the dictionary?)

It only takes a single call to strstr() to demonstrate that "gullible"
doesn't appear in "the dictionary".

 

[Chris Croughton]

It only takes a single call to strstr() to demonstrate that "gullible"
doesn't appear in "the dictionary".

On your implementation. But I used 'gullible', which as a character
constant with more than one character is undefined behaviour <g>...

Chris C

 

[Mabden]

On your implementation. But I used 'gullible', which as a character
constant with more than one character is undefined behaviour <g>...

Nevertheless, 'gullible' does appear in Chris Croughton, and Cbfalconer,
I'll bet.