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"if" with no code block parenthesis

By , 10 Feb 2011
 
Always review all changes before submitting them. Especially, if using a global find and replace.

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GeneralMy vote of 1memberX-Men_"Wolverine"5 Dec '12 - 17:55 
bad content
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GeneralRe: My vote of 1memberAndrew Rissing6 Dec '12 - 4:03 
It is a result of how CP changed up alternative tips. So, you have to take it into account with original tip, my comment of:
Always review all changes before submitting them. Especially, if using a global find and replace.
Is fine.
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GeneralReason for my vote of 4 it's also remind me be careful in th...memberRay112358132110 Oct '11 - 21:47 
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it's also remind me be careful in the next time.
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GeneralReason for my vote of 5 agreememberpiaoyuankui14 Feb '11 - 19:04 
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agree
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GeneralReason for my vote of 5 Changing stuff without looking at th...memberEddy Vluggen12 Feb '11 - 0:00 
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Changing stuff without looking at them is asking for trouble. The use-case described calls for #if DEBUG Smile | :)
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GeneralRe: I agree - I always use #define and #if for debug output, and...memberjan lucas28 Mar '11 - 16:37 
I agree - I always use #define and #if for debug output, and also for version control
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GeneralReason for my vote of 5 Because all global replace MUST be a...memberJosé Vitor11 Feb '11 - 10:53 
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Because all global replace MUST be audited.
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Always review all changes before submitting them. Especially, if using a global find and replace.
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