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Originally Posted by chaley
Glad you found template program mode!The strcmp function provides comparison relationals. The test function provides equality relationals.
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I see! Argh, yeah, I wasn't used to the subtleties of a functional language.
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I assume that the above is in effect a requirements statement.
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I was trying to describe what my function does, but since it also is what I wanted to achieve yes, it's the requirement.
I want my book organized in folders on the device. When they are part of a series, I want them under a folder with the name of the series. When they are not, they should go under the name of the author.
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First, the /""/ will be converted to //, which will convert to /. As such, there isn't much point in generating it, although it doesn't hurt anything. Second, the test function can be used to test for != '', which eliminates the need for the subfunction by directly testing if series is not empty.
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Yep, I used that because I didn't know how to write it better...
And I know I should have refined it at home and not in the office.
Yes, I think that moving the test in the series field makes it simpler and more elegant.
