Contents tagged with Rotor
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Examples of validating input parameters in Rotor
As I've been blog'ging lately - I'm a Rotor convert! There are so many great examples on how to create tight code in the Rotor source that it really does pay to use it to improve your own coding techniques. This week I've been noticing the input checking patterns that developers of the Rotor source seem to have followed where inputs are always checked at the top of routines before any processing or handling of data is done. In general the pattern looks like this:
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Going loopy over control statements
While reading through some Rotor source I was reminded of the wonderful C# syntax for looping constructs, some of which included:
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Rotor resources
Recently Justin Rogers got me enthusiastic about Rotor source code and today I see that Joel has uploaded a list of places where Rotor is discussed: