A few months ago, I was making a program that made use of a mouse interface. I had thought that I had come up with some uber awesome optimization, but the code I came up with used more memory than if I had done it the standard way. *facepalm
I never changed it back, and now, months later, I can't understand it.
Basically, it checks the abs() of the distance the mouse is from the center of the button. Rather than a simple
If X<max and X>min and Y<max and Y>min
I came up with this:
If not(iPart((46-L₁(1))/19)) and not(iPart(43-L₁(2))/12*sigh
Can someone please fix this mess?

Thanks.
But... Whoooh... After a quick optimization from
If not(stuffa) and not(stuffb
to
If not(stuffa or stuffb
In prgmA... My way is a 41 byte prgm; the classic way is 47 bytes...
It actually wasn't an optimization failure!

If prod({19,12}>abs(L₁-{46,43




EDIT: Or was the point not to produce optimized code? If so, nevermind me.

Aww, I posted the same exact code as thepenguin77 over on TIBD But Runer, nice code o.o As long as L1 is 2 elements, that is a great optimisation