Alex Riesen wrote:
Paolo Bonzini, Thu, May 29, 2008 20:00:55 +0200:
The "if() die ()" thingie is already in builtin-commit.c, so we won't
ever get a pathspec in the "add --interactive" case. If we do,
something else has already been done incorrectly before -- not by the
user but by the programmer.
What could that be?
Nothing, but it documents to whoever reads the code what is the path
that will be taken. Anyway if it happened it would be very bad.
Why is a comment not enough?
I tend to use comment if it is more interesting to express the condition
in English, and asserts if it is more interesting to express it as code.
Paolo
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