Hi, In C/C++ I got used to write an expression like so:
#define TEST 0
if (TEST == value)
{
}
in order to avoid the usual bug:
if (value = TEST)
{
}
In a relatively similar domain, I spent a few hours find this bug:
value == self.Get_Value()
if value == WHATEVER:
do this
instead of
value = self.Get_Value()
if value == WHATEVER:
do this
Is there a way to avoid such a bug with some type of construct ?
Thanks,
hg
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