A List Apart
by Patrick Clancey · 5 Comments
When you distractedly agree to do something that you then realize you don’t actually know how to do, what do you do? Briefly panic, and get down to work. Patrick Clancey comes up with a little arsenal of tools to help him deal with mods, ranges, and ranges within mods, allowing him to break away from standard-implementation fixed length or fixed-layout lists.
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