>Dear Mr Yearwood
>Let us quote message #01679827:
>I post tips for my current team regularly, such as the following
>....
>This code will take a lot less time to step through in the debugger. The number of interpretations of the lines of code are way less. 26 steps.
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>I'm not native to English, in special not to the dialect spoken in the U.S.A or Canada, but to me this clearly indicates this is your solution. At least the last 20 odd years I have read this way and was not corrected. In fact I understand it as posing. You give tips to your team. Yeah! Your super cool solution for the problem given in example above the line quoted.

And every magazine article written is someone's super cool solution? There may be many ways to skin a cat, but really, who would skin a cat? Who wants to attract flies. The whole point to a forum is to produce the best ways to do things. Mdot is the only way to be 100% certain. Arguments about it's appearance are shallow and cosmetic and not pertaining to functionality in the least.

I'm done with fools who hold "opinions" like yours.


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>Since you are super heavy whimsy about mdot. I just took your words. And the example below the line quoted is crap. Your super cool cycle reducing crap.
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>Since I'm finally bored
>- you are the only one never doing something wrong
>- you where borne wise
>- you have not a single line of code in your apps that are not a style you would dislike today
>- mdot is the holy grail
>- anybody else's code is crap
>- you once where an MVP and that makes you super cool.
>- disagree with your words makes anybody an idiot
>- you discuss anything to death, never answer a question given
>- you only repeat your point add nauseam or start insulting
>- if one pin it down, you start with elusions. See message #01679981 You assume the code was written by me. No. You said so. There is nothing to assume. It was your super cool tip.
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>There is a conclusion to all of this. I have never done this on this forum, but now it's time.
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>To anybody else:
>Anything above last line is written out of respect to this forum. Normal reacting would be the one-liner. I'm done with Mr Yearwood.
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>We all make failures, there is more then one way to skin the Fox, and I daily learn something new. But this is to much.