So as I've mentioned I'm working on a source-code formatter and it currently has this, uh, "feature" where it doesn't quite know the difference between a keyword and a class member of the same name. Given the input "MyClass.End" where End is a keyword, it will erroneously produce the output "MyClass.End" rather than "MyClass.End".
But today I noticed something which made me feel slightly less dumb about that. If you see the post of mine on the xna forums where I used the xna forums code posting tool, check out the 3rd-to-last line of the code block.
Perhaps the xna forum web programmer was drinking and watching TV while they wrote the code posting tool :)
10/10/07
Great bugs err alike
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emachine74
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