>>I couldn't find a function, so I ended up parsing the method description out of the Reserved3 field in the VCX.
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>The function probably doesn't exist, so vcx it would be anyway.
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>That being said, I never had much use for the description because
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>1) when I did, nobody else on the team wrote them, so it was futile
>2) we don't need no damn descriptions, the name of the method should be clear (and I try to keep it so).
One of the more interesting and provocative ideas I've read about programming in recent years is that "comments are lies" i.e.
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/872073/Code-Comments-are-Lies
Regards. Al
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