>>>>What I was really trying to see is if programmers can resist providing a better way to write given code expecting not to be told off off for doing what is natural to us or having someone insist that this should go elsewhere. I am well able to decide where and what to post and I don't need any security guard telling me what to do and how to do it. That is a sure-fire way to reduce one's willingness to contribute. In fact, it's fun to offer alternatives and we should be free to do so. Why did you use strtran? :)
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>>>>I actually had to struggle to write that CRAP. Learn better ways. Make them habits and never use the primitive ways unless there is no choice.
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>>>What a load of BS Mike. What other people were complaining was about you judging other developer's code as crap without even bothering to answer the original question asked, something that you did not get from anyone here, as it should be. You came here and posted a deliberately strange code and people assumed you were asking how can it be solved in different ways (as you did not provide any background or ask any question) and they tried to answer as best as respectfully as they could, now show me anyone that judged your code as crap. Nobody right? See the difference?
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>>>If you would had answered your own question, you would have started with some derogatory comment on the code posted, something along the lines of "I often wonder why people write code in such primitive ways..." (and then of course ignoring the question asked, as well as completely missing the irony of proposing VFP code as non primitive).
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>>>For those who don't understand the context, is this thread https://groups.google.com/g/foxprogofish/c/FH3mwHjSKQM/m/ImTg5gArBwAJ?pli=1 that Mike failed to provide.
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>>>Cheers,
>>>Hugo
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>>I never thought that a style of code would generate more “fighting” than the music preference. UT is famous for long threads of very heated discussions of chamber vs. symphony music.
>>But the style of code?! Come on man!
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>Just for my understanding. This is addressed to whom?

To those who don't understand the different styles of classical music.