customer is a view model, so customer.Name will never be null
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 4:02 AM, Richard Carde <rich...@carde.id.au> wrote:
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> On 24 Mar 2010, at 05:07, David Connors <da...@codify.com> wrote:
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> On 24 March 2010 15:03, Paul Stovell < <p...@paulstovell.com>
> p...@paulstovell.com> wrote:
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>> I'd think a primary driver would be for the advantages of imperative code
>> - it's very easy to do this:
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>> <% foreach (var customer in Model.Customers) { %>
>> <li><%= customer.Name %></li>
>> <% } %>
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> You're lucky it is night time in the UK or the OP on this thread would have
> a field day. <330.gif>
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>
> (Unless I've got insomnia. Is lying in bed reading/typing on an iPhone
> good for ones marriage? Don't give me an iPad.)
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> As long as everyone can see the flaws here, it's cool. I would expect most
> can.
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> Lack of exception handling and escaping is, IMO, acceptable in code
> snippets. Although using <%: isn't too much of a burden.
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> OTOH, real code extracts/samples posted for edumacation should include it.
> The interwebs are full of poorly constructed/documented code which is just
> picked up and used. Don't get ne wrong, there's plenty of good stuff too!
>
> As for the use of such imperative code, each to their own. What would you
> do if Model.Customers it customer.Name was null?
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> David Connors ( <da...@codify.com>da...@codify.com)
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> Richard Carde
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