My code examples recently have been getting very bloody cluttered with highlighting, so I'm just using this article to experiment with a new approach. I need to test the CSS and JS in a live article, so need to publish something to test it. There is nothing interesting in this article. Don't read it. It's just a scratch pad for me to test my new solution.
Here is a factorial function:
function factorial(required numeric x){
return x>1 ? x * factorial(--x) : x
}
echo(factorial(4))
Notes:
factorial()function calls itself- Each iteration it calls itself, but decrements its value
- Until it's 1
- At which point it simply returns itself
So the theory is that the bits I want to talk about are underlined, and when one hovers over them, it cross-references that bit of code with its notes, and highlights both.
This is a work in progress.
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Adam
