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When I use #write to make POV-Ray write data to a file, it always writes a
single space after it writes a vector. As I have not told it to do so, could
it be considered a (small) bug?
It takes up valuable space, and it doesn't do it after floats.
Rune
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Rune wrote:
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> When I use #write to make POV-Ray write data to a file, it always
> writes a single space after it writes a vector. As I have not told it
> to do so, could it be considered a (small) bug?
>
> It takes up valuable space, and it doesn't do it after floats.
A feature in need of improvement, let's say.
I mean, if every instance of unwanted favors was called a bug,
Microsoft would have the buggiest software on earth.
Regards,
John
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John VanSickle <evi### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
: I mean, if every instance of unwanted favors was called a bug,
: Microsoft would have the buggiest software on earth.
But it has.
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