• (cs) in reply to JThelen
    JThelen:
    dubwai:
    Bytecodes is not codebytes:

    I think you should take a class in quoting right, to not let out important relevant information.
    I think you should take a class in reading between the lines, try see the points in sentences without taking exactly everything literally.

    So I was suppose to show what you were thinking about asking, not what you actually asked.  Again, take a class in logic.  It's clearly not coming naturally to you.

    Here's what you have done:  You asked me to deomonstrate something that you though couldn't be done.  Then when I did it, you claim I didn't do it well enough or meet your unspecified requirements.  Stop wasting your limited bandwidth with this stupidity.  You aren't king of the fourms, I don't owe you anything.  You ask me to do work and answer your questions but refuse to return the favor.

    Stop acting like an insolent child and I'll stop treating you like one.



    I've avoided getting in on this one, but I think the final line you're looking for is 'GTFO troll.' 

    What is GTFO or do I not want to know?

    JThelen:

    As you and eagle have said, thus far he's done nothing but post shitty obfuscated code, bitch about how much Java sucks, and sing the praises of his shitty, obfuscated, unmaintainable, unreadable code.

    Well, I'm glad you jumped in because I was starting to feel like I was alone on this one until you and eagle jumped in.  I'm letting go of the baton.

    BTW:  What the hell is your avatar?

  • (cs) in reply to dubwai
    dubwai:
    JThelen:
    dubwai:
    Bytecodes is not codebytes:

    I think you should take a class in quoting right, to not let out important relevant information.
    I think you should take a class in reading between the lines, try see the points in sentences without taking exactly everything literally.

    So I was suppose to show what you were thinking about asking, not what you actually asked.  Again, take a class in logic.  It's clearly not coming naturally to you.

    Here's what you have done:  You asked me to deomonstrate something that you though couldn't be done.  Then when I did it, you claim I didn't do it well enough or meet your unspecified requirements.  Stop wasting your limited bandwidth with this stupidity.  You aren't king of the fourms, I don't owe you anything.  You ask me to do work and answer your questions but refuse to return the favor.

    Stop acting like an insolent child and I'll stop treating you like one.



    I've avoided getting in on this one, but I think the final line you're looking for is 'GTFO troll.' 

    What is GTFO or do I not want to know?

    JThelen:

    As you and eagle have said, thus far he's done nothing but post shitty obfuscated code, bitch about how much Java sucks, and sing the praises of his shitty, obfuscated, unmaintainable, unreadable code.

    Well, I'm glad you jumped in because I was starting to feel like I was alone on this one until you and eagle jumped in.  I'm letting go of the baton.

    BTW:  What the hell is your avatar?



    GTFO = Get The Fuck Off, implying the message board. 

    As to my avatar, that is what I like to think awaits people like our friend(a term I use loosely and with great sarcasm), BINC.  It's a rather cute little bunny rabbit, with an exceptionally large Zwiehander style sword.  I'll leave what happens to the bad coders to your imagination ^^d
  • (cs) in reply to JThelen

    JThelen:

    As to my avatar, that is what I like to think awaits people like our friend(a term I use loosely and with great sarcasm), BINC.  It's a rather cute little bunny rabbit, with an exceptionally large Zwiehander style sword.  I'll leave what happens to the bad coders to your imagination ^^d

    OK.  It looks kind of like anthropomorphic scissors to me.

  • Sparkz (unregistered) in reply to eagle

    oi, both of u stfu

  • Wildfire (unregistered)

    Recently, I had the task of translating a Fortran program (lots of spaghetti code) onto Java.

    Redesigning the code was not at all practical. So, I designed a Goto class that provides the base debuging support and a GotoLoader that converts the classes so that theo gotos actually work as expected.

    It is simple, clean, fast, and now allows me to create the Java version of the Fortran application with much much less work.

    Then, when its all working, I'll take the code and gradualy rewrite to eliminate the gotos altogether. (or maybe leave well enough alone).

    If you want to use gotos, check out my blog article: http://coresoft.blogspot.com/2007/07/using-jumps-and-gotos-in-java-programs.html

  • Katrina Swales (unregistered)

    woot comment No: 256 ^^ anyway I have come across code like this before, I belive was when at school, it was still bad then

  • TonyTwoTones (unregistered)

    Wake me up before you goto

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