Middle-aged programming goofup of the week!
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I had a modal form in a Winforms project that I changed to modeless last week. I changed the
ShowDialogto aShowand ran the application. I was stunned to find that the form flashed for a brief moment and then disappeared. After an intellectually unimpressive minute I realized that I forgot to remove theusing-block around the code! Old age is fun! :-DRegards, Nish
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My youthful friend, I must correct you on two points. 1. This is not a symptom of middle age, but rather old age. Middle-aged people are in their prime, and this tale is one of decline. If Smitha wants more kids, she'd better get busy now, as the memory is the second thing old age takes away. 2. You have no frame of reference based on experience to say that old age is fun; neither have I. But from what I've read about it, and been told by my ancestors (while still warm enough to pay taxes), old age is decidedly not fun. On the contrary, according to reports, it sucks.
Will Rogers never met me.