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I was up until nearly 3 AM last night fixing bugs in some of my C++ code that I've been desperately refactoring to try to get onto a reasonable footing so that it both works and can be ported to Java using equivalent structures. Sadly, the code still didn't work when I went to bed.
Refreshed by not enough sleep, I went back to the problem this morning and discovered that I was unable to look up any of my dimension members in the map that I'd created for the purpose. What the heck?
After investigating a whole lot of possible points of failure, I found that the case-insensitive map that I'd hacked together was looking up the case-insensitive keys and storing the case-sensitive keys due to an error in typing.
Well, that won't work!
*thud* *thud* *thud*
Refreshed by not enough sleep, I went back to the problem this morning and discovered that I was unable to look up any of my dimension members in the map that I'd created for the purpose. What the heck?
After investigating a whole lot of possible points of failure, I found that the case-insensitive map that I'd hacked together was looking up the case-insensitive keys and storing the case-sensitive keys due to an error in typing.
Well, that won't work!
*thud* *thud* *thud*