Oh man...
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string drinkType = tbDrinkType.Text; if (drinkType != "") { tbDrinkType.Text = drinktype; }Mark Brock Click here to view my blog
maybe too much: drinkType == Whiskey
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Funny. He/she still keeps on coding? :-D
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If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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string drinkType = tbDrinkType.Text; if (drinkType != "") { tbDrinkType.Text = drinktype; }Mark Brock Click here to view my blog
this could only be better with getter/setter methods!!
tbDrinkType.Text
{
get
{
return drinkType;
}
set
{
drinkType = value;
}
}
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haha!
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Funny. He/she still keeps on coding? :-D
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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string drinkType = tbDrinkType.Text; if (drinkType != "") { tbDrinkType.Text = drinktype; }Mark Brock Click here to view my blog
Management material. Why? 1. discussing what management likes to discuss most, drinking 2. In the way management communicats: repetition and redundancy 3. In the way management thinks: nonsensical Marc
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string drinkType = tbDrinkType.Text; if (drinkType != "") { tbDrinkType.Text = drinktype; }Mark Brock Click here to view my blog
Can you explain the horror? At first I thought you were getting a value from a text box and putting it right back into the text box, but after closer inspection I see that isn't the case (assuming the language is case-sensitive).
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Can you explain the horror? At first I thought you were getting a value from a text box and putting it right back into the text box, but after closer inspection I see that isn't the case (assuming the language is case-sensitive).
David St. Hilaire wrote:
Can you explain the horror? At first I thought you were getting a value from a text box and putting it right back into the text box, but after closer inspection I see that isn't the case (assuming the language is case-sensitive).
then what else is the code doing. The only exception is when the text in the TextBox is empty
Yusuf
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Can you explain the horror? At first I thought you were getting a value from a text box and putting it right back into the text box, but after closer inspection I see that isn't the case (assuming the language is case-sensitive).
The person who wrote this is simply checking if the text in the textbox is empty. a simple:
if (tbDrinkType.Text == "") { // Do stuff }would have been quite satisfactory. ;)Mark Brock Click here to view my blog
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Some people like hitting themselves on the head with a hammer. Others even enjoy hitting other people on the head with a hammer. This mental singularity obviously is one who innovates on the second group with a _jack_hammer. ;P
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:) Can i categorize it with advice ?
