Re: Code Annotation of the Week

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

It certainly would be if it was something that was displayed to the user.  As a 
hidden code comment, not so odd.  At one time this sort of thing was commonly 
used to make it easier to identify code that someone had stolen out of your 
product.  I'd bet that someone with more SW experience than I have has probably 
seen some really strange stuff hidden in code.

Gene Kim-Eng



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Janice Gelb" <Janice -dot- Gelb -at- Sun -dot- COM>
> I've seen short lines like this too but I thought
> the one I sent to the list was unique. It certainly
> is in my experience.

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