Re: a few suggestions |
| Chris Falter replied to Rune Funch Søltoft at 24-Apr-08 01:05 |
Rune,
Thanks for the kind words. I'm delighted that you found the MagicStringTranslator to be useful. One of the things I love about publishing articles is that I get to see terrific ideas, like yours, that improve and extend what I have done. I hope you will add another comment with your actual code when you finish the IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<x,y>> implementation. As for the named singletons concept, the preference in our shop has been to keep the MagicStringTranslator subclasses as simple as possible; they do nothing but declare the named constants. I certainly see the appeal of your named singletons idea, though, and would encourage you to try it out and let us know how it works.
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| Biography |
| Chris has spent about 14 years in software development, most recently serving as a lead developer for an insurer in South Carolina. He previously served as an Escalation Engineer and as an Application Development Consultant at Microsoft. A graduate of Princeton University's class of 1983, Chris has also taught high-school students, baked bagels, and lived among the West African poor. |
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