What DX said. The description on the profile page describes what folder the thread is in. If it's not in the Closed Folder (or the Site Admin folder), it's not going to say so.
Buffistas Building a Better Board ++
Do you have problems, concerns, or recommendations about the technical side of the Phoenix? Air them here. Compliments also welcome.
Where's the old thread? It's not in the closed threads link, so I'm just curious.
buffistas.org/index.php
Like DX said, it doesn't get moved to closed right away - it's in the main thread list.
It really should be named "++ Buffistas Building a Better Board".
Yeah. But I think fewer people are familiar with that syntax.
Also, I think it's more important to have the basic thread name first than to have it be compilable.
I think it's more important to have the basic thread name first than to have it be compilable.
That logic never worked on any of my CS profs. (Nor any of my compilers, for that matter)
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It really should be named "++ Buffistas Building a Better Board".
I thought the whole idea was that it was supposed to be a riff off of the name "C++." t knows nothing about C syntax...
I thought the whole idea was that it was supposed to be a riff off of the name "C++."
Yes. But the name "C++" is a riff off of incrementing variables in C, which can actually be done two ways - eg: x++ or ++x. Putting the '++' after the variable means the variable is "looked at" before it's incremented. So, if Buffistas_Building_a_Better_Board = 1, and you have the expression y = Buffistas_Building_a_Better_Board++, y will = 1, as Buffistas_Building_a_Better_Board is not incremented to 2 until after y is assigned. OTOH, the expression y = ++Buffistas_Building_a_Better_Board will result in y=2 (as well as Buffistas_Building_a_Better_Board=2).
OK, that was way too much explanation, right?