Ferenc Kovacs wrote:
you write your code where you copypaste the default value some time passes somebody changes the default value in the called function definition your code now calls the function with a non-default value.
Actually THAT is a problem I've hit in reverse! Some bugger changing the default in a library without understanding the consequences! In which case the fix was to put in the 'default' I wanted ... this works either way, but I could at least see in the IDE that the default had been changed so tracing it did not take as long as it could have.
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