25 Oct
2009
25 Oct
'09
12:30 p.m.
* Tobias C. Rittweiler [2009-10-25 13:22+0100] writes:
If, now, you know that an error came from the same code path (often the case when you're interactively writing some part of your application), you can develop a good sense how restarts are numbered.
If it's from the same code path it will be numbered just the same because you will hit the same error again.
Yes, of course. I meant to say "similiar code path".
You mean, similar but yet different enough to trigger a different error but many restarts are still the same? How important is that case and how many restart would stay the same anyway?
Seems odd to optimize that case at the expense of making the top restarts harder to access.
Helmut