Hard to pay much attention to an article that begins by quoting a statement from 2001.
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Hard to pay much attention to an article that begins by quoting a statement from 2001.
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Two posts and I already love this thread! Next time I get the opportunity to teach, I will remember that :-D
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A* is indeed the best option here. If you need an easy way to learn about how A* works, check it here http://www.gamedev.net/page/resources/_/technical/artificial-intelligence/a-pathfinding-for-beginners-r2003
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Some people study Art History because they happen to like Art History. Science and Engineering are not the only parts of human life, and the world would be a pretty annoying place if there wasn't anyone doing anything else. - Arthur Souza http://en.lotusrpg.com.br
This is what I love about the system I work on. Some values changed to protect the guilty
if( this.idtoservice != null )
{
sOwner = this.idtoservice.Common.Security.Owner;
}
else if( this.idtoservice != null )
{
sOwner = this.idtoservice.Common.Security.Owner;
}
else if( this.idtoservice != null )
{
sOwner = this.idtoservice.Common.Security.Owner;
}
- Arthur Souza
I find the existence of experienced .net developers that don't know how to retrieve an item from a generic List much more disturbing than that of students that just throw questions on the internet expecting answers from the beyond. Or perhaps one evolves (using that word loosely) into another.
- Arthur Souza www.lotusrpg.com.br
Back in the 60's my mother was being born. So yeah. I think that this issue is not only disturbing regarding the fact that people shoot questions on the internet void hoping for an answer to come from the beyond, but as in some cases in which I worked with "experienced" developers which had to ask me, an "I have been programming as a job for 6 months" student how to retrieve items to a .net list. It's everywhere, and its spreading fast. You better cover up!
- Arthur Souza www.lotusrpg.com.br
A friend of mine wrote this little pearl a while ago. When I took the keyboard and wrote "true", we laughed for a good 5 mins. ...the next step was getting rid of the crazy infinite loop.
while(Convert.ToBoolean(1))
{
// do stuff
}