I think we have a slight language barrier going on here. It is bound to happen when communications are done in writing and the parties are not native speakers of the same language. My comment was not regarding the use of Cetin's code at all, but rather the tone of your message - in particular that single line. Please disregard my message entirely Naomi. I am afraid that whatever I write may be misunderstood and I really would hate to exacerbate the situation. I probably just read into it a tone that was not at all inferred. Just consider today my Friday! :o)


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>>>It's our company standard info inserted into each program. Originally there was a name of one of our in-house programmers, but since I found it was your class, I simply changed this name to yours.
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>>The code provided by Cetin is not owned by your company. I understand it is standard practice to include such headers in business apps in the U.S., but code donated by other developers in a peer forum requires disclaimers with the code in your business app if used and if such an ownership is stated in the prg.
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>I agree with this and I corrected the error. As I said, we have a standard info inserted in the program and when I found out the author of the code I wanted to attribute it correctly thus I just put the name without realizing that I have to remove copyright line.
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>>>Anyway, since this class returns an incorrect result, we need to correct the error first.
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>>Naomi, this comes across as very rude - especially given Cetin's generosity in sharing his code and knowledge. I'm sure you didn't mean it that way though, right?
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>I meant, that the results of this code are not reversive as pointed by Fabio Lunardon. There is a long discussion on the age calculation. To be honest, at this point I'm confused and not sure, what is the right way and what is not.
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>Anyway, my manager thinks that the current code is enough for our purpose, so I leave it as is.
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>I made the correction regarding the ownership and apologize for not noticing it before. Next time when I attribute the code to someone I'll make sure to remove the copyright line.