does anyone know why
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
It's a California thing
In that case, I would have assumed that a bool would equate to "Gay" and "Straight". Marc
Hmm... I would think sexuality would be better represented by a
double
whose value ranges between +1.0, exclusively heterosexual, and -1.0, exclusively homosexual (or vice versa).Software Zen:
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I believe the mnemonic is
iDunno
, or possiblyiGuess
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Hmm... I would think sexuality would be better represented by a
double
whose value ranges between +1.0, exclusively heterosexual, and -1.0, exclusively homosexual (or vice versa).Software Zen:
delete this;
Fold With Us![^]Gary R. Wheeler wrote:
Hmm... I would think sexuality would be better represented by a double whose value ranges between +1.0, exclusively heterosexual, and -1.0, exclusively homosexual (or vice versa).
Funny you mention that. I was talking with someone who says that psychologists believe that it's rare that people are on one extreme or the other. I guess the theory is that the majority of people fall between -1 and 0 or 0 and 1, and some cross over 0. I don't know. I think most of psychology is BS, but I guess like anything, it has its uses, up to a point. Marc
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Are
iYes
andiNo
supported? When we are forced to use those values I think we will have a problem.lol :-D
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