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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
So what are some methods in the interface Implementations?
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So what are some methods in the interface Implementations?
Equally informative method signatures. "GetUpdate". No parameters, no return value. Does that tell you a lot? One that drives me crazy is "CheckEvents", which has absolutely nothing to do with a programming event, instead classes that implement Implementations (hard to write that with a straight face) X| run a stored proc to pull a date field from a SQL table.
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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
rwestgraham wrote:
The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations".
He probably coded with a "documenting" mindset. :doh:
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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
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So what are some methods in the interface Implementations?
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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
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What an idiot. I think a twelve year old can do better than that. What does the code do?
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You might want to reverse your sentences and ask what the code does before assigning it to a group age?
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... if you can. I honestly don't think it can be done. I recently started a new contract and I am working with some legacy code trying to implement some additional functionality. The guy who developed this "code" created an interface and he named it (drum roll) "Implementations". So you have other classes that are implementing "Implementations". No kidding. I could not make that one up if I tried. It would be really funny - if I did not actually have to work with this {deleted}. :mad:
Don't know if this is what you are looking for:
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What an idiot. I think a twelve year old can do better than that. What does the code do?
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Captain See Sharp wrote:
What does the code do?
The short answer is: It does not work. What else? :wtf: My problem is management thinks it does. You don't want any more details, trust me.
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You might want to reverse your sentences and ask what the code does before assigning it to a group age?
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Just that that sounded like a manager I used to know ;P
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Captain See Sharp wrote:
What does the code do?
The short answer is: It does not work. What else? :wtf: My problem is management thinks it does. You don't want any more details, trust me.
rwestgraham wrote:
My problem is management thinks it does.
How can they think it works when it doesn't?
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Shog9 wrote:
I don't see it happening, at least not until it becomes pointless.
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