Advice taken 8-O
Thanks Clinton
Clinton Begin wrote:
>
> No! :-)
>
> Outside of iBATIS, I've always recommended avoiding method overloading (ad
> hoc polymorphism). It's just a bad practice. The method is likely doing
> something different, so give it a good name.
>
> On rare occasions it
No! :-)
Outside of iBATIS, I've always recommended avoiding method overloading (ad
hoc polymorphism). It's just a bad practice. The method is likely doing
something different, so give it a good name.
On rare occasions it makes some sense, like say before Object wrappers,
having .valueOf() over
