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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	[quote]It completely does instead : it simply is a conditional operator like "for, if" and the likes - what's that to say? That if an elsesection is never to be executed "just because", the content of the mentioned section should not count as part of the code. [/quote] Well, there's a slight difference there: [code]if(expr) stmt1; else stmt2;[/code] I'd say [i]expr[/i], [i]stmt1[/i], [i]stmt2[/i] are what counts. Count whatever code is actually executable. In [code]try{ stmt1; stmt2; }catch(e){ stmt3; }finally{ stmt4; }[/code]I think [i]stmt1[/i], [i]stmt2[/i], [i]stmt3[/i], [i]stmt4[/i] are what counts, because they are what code is actually executable. In short, no, a path that is not taken is still counted. However, a path counts for the number of executable things in that path, not for the peripheral syntax. Another point, regarding poi's example:[code]/* A / for( chainThat in {methodA:1,methodB:1} ) / / { / B / anObject.prototype[chainThat] = function( func ) / / { / C / return function() / / { / D / return func.apply( this, arguments )\|\|this; / / } / E / }( anObject.prototype[chainThat] ); / / }[/code] The lines I think should count are: [code]1: for( chainThat in {methodA:1,methodB:1} ) 2: anObject.prototype[chainThat] = function( func ) {...} ( anObject.prototype[chainThat] ); 3: return function() {...} 4: return func.apply( this, arguments )\|\|this;[/code]because B and E are a declaration-application pair, in one single expression, that is not a list expression. To illustrate what I mean better, consider the line count if it was split out to a separate declaration. The line count for that should be exactly equivalent to the line count for this:[code]/ / function fn( func ) / / { / C / return function() / / { / D / return func.apply( this, arguments )\|\|this; / / } / / } / A / for( chainThat in {methodA:1,methodB:1} ) / / { / B / anObject.prototype[chainThat] = / E / fn( anObject.prototype[chainThat] ); / */ }[/code] But then again, I've not participated in a 20 liner yet, so count my opinion for what that's worth to you... -- var Liorean = { abode: "[sigrotate][url]http://liorean.web-graphics.com/[/url]\|[url]http://codingforums.com/[/url]\|[url]http://web-graphics.com/[/url][/sigrotate]", profile: "[url]http://codingforums.com/member.php?u=5798[/url]"}; [small](Edited by [url=http://www.ozoneasylum.com/user/5032]liorean[/url] on 01-22-2008 23:57)[/small] Loading...
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