Well, you could tell them that it will take time, and therefore costs, to remove it. Maybe they then no longer want it removed. :)
>Hi everybody,
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>Just curious how often have you faced the situation when you have to remove the functionality you spent quite an amount of time and complex code logic to build?
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>Remember my recent subject-observer thread? I've implemented the refreshing of managers' screens in case of some action has been done using subject-observer mechanism from MereMortals framework. But this would only work locally nicely. So, I was thinking about how would I implement in for the network and had three ideas. Today I decided to ask an opinion of the group. What do you think was the group's decision? <g> No need for automatic updating the screens at all. Well, since I already implemented the local logic I immediatelly raised the question, do we want to remove that functionality? And the answer is Yes again.
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>So, piece of cake, I now have to re-visit ~6 or more places and made some code removals. Not the first time anyway <g>
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>Thanks for consolation <g>
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