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  • J Jeremy Falcon

    wcater wrote: (Not gonna say which one) That's okay. I don't stalk people on Tuesdays anyway. :rolleyes: (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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    Jeremy Falcon wrote: (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal" Err, shouldnt that be:

    (*Falcon).Jeremy.SetLatestArticle("Learning Binary and Hexadecimal");

    ? ;P Hey leppie! Your "proof" seems brilliant and absurd at the same time. - Vikram Punathambekar 28 Apr '03

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    • J Jeremy Falcon

      wcater wrote: (Not gonna say which one) That's okay. I don't stalk people on Tuesdays anyway. :rolleyes: (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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      wcater
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      Jeremy Falcon wrote: I don't stalk people on Tuesdays anyway. I am not paranoid about you stalking me. :) It's that I don't want to loose the gig I currently have. I am not sure who at work frequents CP. Wayne

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        Jeremy Falcon wrote: (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal" Err, shouldnt that be:

        (*Falcon).Jeremy.SetLatestArticle("Learning Binary and Hexadecimal");

        ? ;P Hey leppie! Your "proof" seems brilliant and absurd at the same time. - Vikram Punathambekar 28 Apr '03

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        Jeremy Falcon
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        That's the editor's job. :) [edit] Doh, I see what ch'ya mean. How about this now? [/edit] (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() returns "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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          Jeremy Falcon wrote: (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal" Err, shouldnt that be:

          (*Falcon).Jeremy.SetLatestArticle("Learning Binary and Hexadecimal");

          ? ;P Hey leppie! Your "proof" seems brilliant and absurd at the same time. - Vikram Punathambekar 28 Apr '03

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          Not if the function is declared to return a reference:

          Link& GetLatestArticle(void)
          {
          return latestArticle;
          }

          However, this is a classic example of something that should be refactored, because "getters" should not return references that can then be "set". Marc Help! I'm an AI running around in someone's f*cked up universe simulator.
          Sensitivity and ethnic diversity means celebrating difference, not hiding from it. - Christian Graus
          Every line of code is a liability - Taka Muraoka
          Microsoft deliberately adds arbitrary layers of complexity to make it difficult to deliver Windows features on non-Windows platforms--Microsoft's "Halloween files"

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            Jeremy Falcon wrote: I don't stalk people on Tuesdays anyway. I am not paranoid about you stalking me. :) It's that I don't want to loose the gig I currently have. I am not sure who at work frequents CP. Wayne

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            Jeremy Falcon
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            wcater wrote: I am not paranoid about you stalking me. I figured. I was just kidding anyway. I'm somewhat of a joker/get people really pissed off at me kinda guy. :) (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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              Not if the function is declared to return a reference:

              Link& GetLatestArticle(void)
              {
              return latestArticle;
              }

              However, this is a classic example of something that should be refactored, because "getters" should not return references that can then be "set". Marc Help! I'm an AI running around in someone's f*cked up universe simulator.
              Sensitivity and ethnic diversity means celebrating difference, not hiding from it. - Christian Graus
              Every line of code is a liability - Taka Muraoka
              Microsoft deliberately adds arbitrary layers of complexity to make it difficult to deliver Windows features on non-Windows platforms--Microsoft's "Halloween files"

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              Jeremy Falcon
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              Hey, ya better move this crap to the Soa... Visual C++ forum! ;P Oh, I couldn't resist. (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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              • J Jeremy Falcon

                wcater wrote: I am not paranoid about you stalking me. I figured. I was just kidding anyway. I'm somewhat of a joker/get people really pissed off at me kinda guy. :) (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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                wcater
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                Jeremy Falcon wrote: I'm somewhat of a joker/get people really pissed off at me kinda guy. It would take a whole lot more to get me worked up. So do you like New Orleans/Metarie? I have thought of commuting to N.O. from Walker. Wayne

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                  Jeremy Falcon wrote: I'm somewhat of a joker/get people really pissed off at me kinda guy. It would take a whole lot more to get me worked up. So do you like New Orleans/Metarie? I have thought of commuting to N.O. from Walker. Wayne

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                  Jeremy Falcon
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                  Well, I commuted from EBR to N.O. when I first started working there from mid Dec. to mid Feb. If you do that, kiss your extra time goodbye. The drive itself isn't that bad if you crank up the music and speed like hell. In three months of speeding I've only seen a cop gunning twice. :) From Walker, I'm guessing you'd take 55 to I-10, which means (I assume) easy traffic - that is until you reach Kenner. All of the sudden traffic is gonna slooooow down, so you have to prepare for that. (*Falcon).Jeremy.GetLatestArticle() = "Learning Binary and Hexadecimal"

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                  • W wcater

                    Do any of you have a fav site that shows 2003 pay scales for Programming jobs? I have seen them in the past, but I want to see how my pay falls now. I know that I need to be thankful that I even have a contract and job, but I am working on 4 years without a pay raise. Management keeps using the 'soft market' phrase when I bring up money. AND of course, I am doing lots more than 4 years ago!!! I am also curious as to your perception of what jobs are like in your area. I live in Louisiana. Let's face it, there just aren't all that many programming jobs here. (I heard on the radio last week that 7000 more folks left the state than came in since 2000. The brain drain is on.) :| Wayne

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                    Barry Lapthorn
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                    http://www.jobstats.co.uk[^] UK only, but multiply by 1.6 and maybe you'll get close to dollars. ;) Cheers, Barry

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                    • B Barry Lapthorn

                      http://www.jobstats.co.uk[^] UK only, but multiply by 1.6 and maybe you'll get close to dollars. ;) Cheers, Barry

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                      wcater
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                      Barry, Thanks for the link. I multiplied by 1.6 and got what appears to be close to the last figures I saw here in the States about 6 - 9 months ago. :) Wayne

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