>I do believe those developers that do use it could be saying pretty much the exact same thing about you. It's a two way street.
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>>Did you read the tread ?
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>YES I've read the thread. Do you think I sit here and randomly write replies into these threads?
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>Did you read the message you replied to?
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>>you: the request is to add an option to turn this off but would be ON by default.
>>>me: So the change would have to be conditional.
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>That's pretty much the exact same thing.
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>>Are you using this feature in your code?
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>No, I do not.
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>But if you actually stopped and thought about it, don't you think it is conceiveable that some developers are using this feature as it is designed? If you don't then you are just as blind as you are accusing me of being.
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>I can even give you one usecase right off the top of my head. An file import system, where the enduser gets files periodically and this feature would allow them to pick the file.
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>Are there other ways to code the interface? Sure there are.
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>Would I code the interface this way? No I would not. But I am not every developer, and neither are you.


You were one of the first to take this thread and change the discussion to be one on good programming techniques. Do you feel that using this feature is a defendable technique ?

With all due respect, if i understand well, what you saying is I should not give my opinion on what i think is good or bad, only people with an MVP should.