D - Errors on website
- Stewart Gordon (27/27) Feb 04 2004 1. Various spelling mistakes. Multiple instances of "arbitrarilly",
- Stewart Gordon (7/7) Feb 04 2004 Oh yes, I've just found another one, on class.html:
- imr1984 (2/29) Feb 04 2004
- Walter (6/7) Feb 05 2004 :)
- J C Calvarese (39/41) Feb 04 2004 Walter edits the html directly, so I don't know if he has a spell check
- Walter (1/1) Feb 05 2004 Thanks for the fixes. -Walter
1. Various spelling mistakes. Multiple instances of "arbitrarilly", "heirarchy" and others that a spellchecker'll easily pick up. 2. ctod.html An all-too-common word confusion. "Taking the modulus of a floating point number" - this is done using fabs or fabsf in C. What the page describes is not taking the modulus of anything, let alone the modulus of _a_ floating point number. x % y is correctly called "the remainder after dividing x by y" or "the residue modulo y of x". Maybe "the remainder after division of floating point numbers" would be the best wording. 3. dcompiler.html#general Bug list is a bit out of date. Getter/setter functions work for me, not sure about the other bugs mentioned here at the mo. 4. float.html Stub text has been left in, like "[blah, blah, blah]" and "[insert table here]", instead of whatever was meant to be there. 5. phobos.html "char* toCharz(char[] string)" Last time I looked, toCharz was deprecated. I had to look at the std.string source to find the real function to use, toStringz. I'm sure I found others, but unless they've been fixed already I can't seem to find them at the moment. Stewart. -- My e-mail is valid but not my primary mailbox, aside from its being the unfortunate victim of intensive mail-bombing at the moment. Please keep replies on the 'group where everyone may benefit.
Feb 04 2004
Oh yes, I've just found another one, on class.html: "A static constructor gets called on program termination" Stewart. -- My e-mail is valid but not my primary mailbox, aside from its being the unfortunate victim of intensive mail-bombing at the moment. Please keep replies on the 'group where everyone may benefit.
Feb 04 2004
Oh come on give Walter some slack, as if he hasnt already got enough to do :) In article <bvr8be$1pik$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Stewart Gordon says...1. Various spelling mistakes. Multiple instances of "arbitrarilly", "heirarchy" and others that a spellchecker'll easily pick up. 2. ctod.html An all-too-common word confusion. "Taking the modulus of a floating point number" - this is done using fabs or fabsf in C. What the page describes is not taking the modulus of anything, let alone the modulus of _a_ floating point number. x % y is correctly called "the remainder after dividing x by y" or "the residue modulo y of x". Maybe "the remainder after division of floating point numbers" would be the best wording. 3. dcompiler.html#general Bug list is a bit out of date. Getter/setter functions work for me, not sure about the other bugs mentioned here at the mo. 4. float.html Stub text has been left in, like "[blah, blah, blah]" and "[insert table here]", instead of whatever was meant to be there. 5. phobos.html "char* toCharz(char[] string)" Last time I looked, toCharz was deprecated. I had to look at the std.string source to find the real function to use, toStringz. I'm sure I found others, but unless they've been fixed already I can't seem to find them at the moment. Stewart. -- My e-mail is valid but not my primary mailbox, aside from its being the unfortunate victim of intensive mail-bombing at the moment. Please keep replies on the 'group where everyone may benefit.
Feb 04 2004
"imr1984" <imr1984_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:bvraqk$1tnv$1 digitaldaemon.com...Oh come on give Walter some slack, as if he hasnt already got enough to do:) I don't mind. The more eyes proofing for errors, the better it will get. I hated it back in neanderthal times when I couldn't go back and fix the printed manual <g>.
Feb 05 2004
Stewart Gordon wrote:1. Various spelling mistakes. Multiple instances of "arbitrarilly", "heirarchy" and others that a spellchecker'll easily pick up.Walter edits the html directly, so I don't know if he has a spell check button, so he might make these corrections more quickly if he knows where to look. I'm not a strong speller, so I didn't notice any of these until you mentioned this. A made a list of some that I found by converting the latest PDF into text and openning it in OpenOffice (I had to wade through a lot of false-positives to get this list). I checked them against my favorite dictionary: Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (Tenth Edition). arbitrarilly => arbitrarily dstyle.html, errors.html, garbage.html, lex.html, portability.html, pretod.html heirarchy => hierarchy: class.html, cppdbc.html, function.html, overview.html, phobos.html easilly => easily: changelog.html, ctod.html, htomodule.html, lex.html, model.html, overview.html compatiblity => compatibility: attribute.html, overview.html Similary => Similarly: overview.html inadvertantly => inadvertently: overview.html, statement.html evaluationg => ?: statement.html pointerss => pointers: function.html readilly => readily: lex.html absense => absence: property.html, struct.html concatenting => concatenating: arrays.html transfering => transferring: arrays.html approprate => appropriate: arrays.html necessarilly => necessarily: arrays.html, memory.html unnecessarilly => unnecessarily: memory.html interchangable => interchangeable: function.html, version.html identifer => identifier: lex.html, template.html, version.html collecters => collectors: garbage.html environemnt => environment: dcompiler.html analyser (is the British variant intended, or did you want analyzer?) lex.html Hmmm. I'll bet a missed one or two. -- Justin http://jcc_7.tripod.com/d/
Feb 04 2004