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In article <3e59555e@news.povray.org>, Warp <war### [at] tag povray org>
wrote:
> You can call them "functions for getting information about an object",
> but don't mix up type terminology with this. That would only cause
> confusion.
I'm not using type terminology. I'm categorizing them by use. When I
look for documentation on a function, I look for it by use, not by
return type. I don't care what I'm going to use the return for, I care
what I'm going to use the function with.
IMO, return type is a terrible way to organize things, with very limited
use.
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