Warp wrote:
> 
>   It's not about you using MegaPov. It's about you posting an example
> code which does not work in POV-Ray without the user needing to edit it.

I'm sorry. Leaving out the top line in a block of text when making a 
selection must require more dexterity than I would have imagined.

>   The idea of a "minimal" scene is that it should be short, and not only
> in the number of keywords it uses. Naturally it should be clear and easy
> to read.

And as we all know, whitespace exists to make code harder to read.

>   "I code in this way and you should accept that" is not the correct attitude.

The hell it isn't. My code's not unreadable.

> Of course you can code in whichever way you want and keep your scenes that
> way, but when you are posting a small example scene for others to view,
> you should make their task as easy as possible.
>   The more work you do in order to make other's work easier, the better.

I guess copy and paste is too hard for you, Warp. I can only hope that 
someone who can demonstrate that they've mastered these most basic of 
text operations is willing to help explain this seeming bug.

Good lord, man. I just wanted an answer, not a fucking editorial about 
how incredibly petty and lazy you can be. Next time I find some 
anomalous behavior in POV-Ray I'll just keep it to myself.

-Xplo

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