This one time, at band camp, O Plameras wrote: >Jamie Wilkinson wrote: >>This one time, at band camp, O Plameras wrote: >> >>>Andre Pang wrote: >>> >>>>Second, what's time+1? Let's assume that automatic type conversion >>>>here is what you want. time+1 could now mean: >>>> >>>>* Add one hour to the time >>>>* Add one minute to the time >>>>* Add one second to the time >>>>* Add one microsecond to the time >>>> >>>> >>>Time is set to HOUR, and so the interpreter (compiler) will increment by >>>hours. >>>If Time is set to MINUTE, the interpreter will increment by minutes. >>>and so forth. >>> >>>Today is set to DAY, and so the interpreter will increment by days. >>> >> >>So it's going to change depending on "the" interpreter? That's all kinds >>of >>bad! >> >No, it's not changing depending on the interpreter. > >The interpretation changes depending on the type of value. > >Time may be in Hours or Minutes or Seconds.
You're so full of crack I can't even begin to compose a sensible rebuttal explain to you why. _______________________________________________ coders mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/coders
