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  • Jerry Stuckle

    #31
    Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

    internetwebthin g wrote:
    On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:57:38 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
    <jstucklex@attg lobal.netwrote:
    >
    >internetwebthi ng wrote:
    >>On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 11:06:37 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
    >><jstucklex@at tglobal.netwrot e:
    >>>
    >>>No, I am not side-stepping the issue. Your point is off-base, because I
    >>>never implied you should not have posted your suggestion.
    >>Would you please explain, then, what you meant by this:
    >>>
    >>
    >>Just because it's not an issue for your purposes does not mean it's a
    >>good idea to recommend it to someone else.
    >>
    >>>
    >>>That's where you're off base. You are putting words into my post that I
    >>>never wrote.
    >>Something which you have been doing to me all along.
    >>>
    >Yes, only after you argued that your "method" worked.
    >
    Yes? You agree that you have been putting words into my posts that I
    never wrote?
    >
    >But I never said you should not have posted your answer. It's just not
    >a good recommendation - for the solid reason I pointed out.
    >
    It was not a recommendation; it was a suggestion.
    >
    In a newsgroup, there is no difference. And you did it without warnoing
    of the possible consequences.
    >Again - if you would have discussed the huge potential problem your
    >method would have solved, or not argued about your method being correct,
    >
    Hang on there just one second... I did discuss the potential problem
    which you so kindly pointed out - I agreed with you. At no time have I
    said that my method was "correct", only that it WORKED FOR ME.
    >
    Yes, at the same time that you argued that your solution was a good one.
    >And not once did I ever put words into your mouth.
    >
    You agreed that you had earlier on; or rather that you were "putting
    words into my posts which I never wrote".
    >
    You have said:
    >
    [quote 1]
    Just because it's not an issue for your purposes does not
    mean it's a good idea to recommend it to someone else.
    [/quote 1]
    >
    Response: I did not recommend, I suggested. And if you're saying that
    it's not a good idea to suggest it, then I take that as saying that
    it's not a good idea to post the suggestion, which is in effect
    implying that I should not have posted.
    >
    In a newsgroup there is no difference. And you did it without warning
    of the possible consequences.
    Question to you: How would you interpret this?
    >
    [quote 2]
    Don't get so stuck on your own solution as to think it's the
    best way to go.
    [/quote 2]
    >
    Response: After having pointed out that my issue had nothing to do
    with my suggestion, or its merits (or lack of), you are still accusing
    me of doing this.
    >
    Because that's exactly where you are. You are so stuck on your own
    solution that you think it's the best way to go. Otherwise you wouldn't
    be arguing so strongly.
    Question to you: Where is the post where I have suggested that my
    method was the best way to go?
    >
    You posted it in here in the newsgroup with no caveats.
    All through this thread you have consistently failed to point me to
    where I have said or done any of the things of which you accuse me.
    You have also attempted to subtly move the goal posts whenever I point
    out flaws in your arguments.
    >
    There are two explicit questions above; please would you answer them
    directly?
    >
    >
    You can't read, can you?

    You are COMPLETELY hopeless. I've told you, and others have told you
    why your "solution" is bad. Yet you continue to argue.

    You're not worth any more of my time. I have better things to do. Like
    help people who WANT help with GOOD answers.


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    Jerry Stuckle
    JDS Computer Training Corp.
    jstucklex@attgl obal.net
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    • internetwebthing

      #32
      Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

      On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:49:34 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
      <jstucklex@attg lobal.netwrote:
      >internetwebthi ng wrote:
      >On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:57:38 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
      ><jstucklex@att global.netwrote :
      [snip]
      >>>>That's where you're off base. You are putting words into my post that I
      >>>>never wrote.
      >>>Something which you have been doing to me all along.
      >>>>
      >>Yes, only after you argued that your "method" worked.
      >>
      >Yes? You agree that you have been putting words into my posts that I
      >never wrote?
      No answer to this?
      >>But I never said you should not have posted your answer. It's just not
      >>a good recommendation - for the solid reason I pointed out.
      >>
      >It was not a recommendation; it was a suggestion.
      >
      >In a newsgroup, there is no difference. And you did it without warnoing
      >of the possible consequences.
      You pointed out the possible consequences. I agreed with you - there
      was a discussion about it - you may be surprised to learn that this is
      often how usenet works.

      I wonder how many other people, possibly youself included, have posted
      a suggestion without also including, in that very same post, every
      possible consequence?
      >>Again - if you would have discussed the huge potential problem your
      >>method would have solved, or not argued about your method being correct,
      >>
      >Hang on there just one second... I did discuss the potential problem
      >which you so kindly pointed out - I agreed with you. At no time have I
      >said that my method was "correct", only that it WORKED FOR ME.
      >>
      >
      >Yes, at the same time that you argued that your solution was a good one.
      Where did I argue that my solution was a good one? Once again, I ask
      that you please point me to a post where I have said this.
      >>And not once did I ever put words into your mouth.
      >>
      >You agreed that you had earlier on; or rather that you were "putting
      >words into my posts which I never wrote".
      >>
      >You have said:
      >>
      >[quote 1]
      > Just because it's not an issue for your purposes does not
      > mean it's a good idea to recommend it to someone else.
      >[/quote 1]
      >>
      >Response: I did not recommend, I suggested. And if you're saying that
      >it's not a good idea to suggest it, then I take that as saying that
      >it's not a good idea to post the suggestion, which is in effect
      >implying that I should not have posted.
      >>
      >
      >In a newsgroup there is no difference. And you did it without warning
      >of the possible consequences.
      You pointed out the possible consequences. I agreed with you - there
      was a discussion about it - you may be surprised to learn that this is
      often how usenet works.

      I wonder how many other people, possibly youself included, have posted
      a suggestion without also including, in that very same post, every
      possible consequence?
      >Question to you: How would you interpret this?
      >>
      >[quote 2]
      > Don't get so stuck on your own solution as to think it's the
      > best way to go.
      >[/quote 2]
      >>
      >Response: After having pointed out that my issue had nothing to do
      >with my suggestion, or its merits (or lack of), you are still accusing
      >me of doing this.
      >>
      >
      >Because that's exactly where you are. You are so stuck on your own
      >solution that you think it's the best way to go. Otherwise you wouldn't
      >be arguing so strongly.
      Once again, please point me to a post where I have said that my
      solution was the best way to go.

      You have no idea about why I am arguing. I have tried to impart clue
      to you, but you still refuse to see it.
      >Question to you: Where is the post where I have suggested that my
      >method was the best way to go?
      >
      >You posted it in here in the newsgroup with no caveats.
      And this suggests that I was saying my method was the best?
      >All through this thread you have consistently failed to point me to
      >where I have said or done any of the things of which you accuse me.
      >You have also attempted to subtly move the goal posts whenever I point
      >out flaws in your arguments.
      >>
      >There are two explicit questions above; please would you answer them
      >directly?
      >>
      >
      >You can't read, can you?
      Yes I can. Quite clearly I can read - I read your responses, I find
      issue with them and I ask you questions.

      You consistently refuse to answer my questions, but still you continue
      to "put words into posts which I never said".
      >You are COMPLETELY hopeless. I've told you, and others have told you
      >why your "solution" is bad. Yet you continue to argue.
      I am not arguing about my solution. I am arguing about your attitude.
      >You're not worth any more of my time. I have better things to do. Like
      >help people who WANT help with GOOD answers.
      I have tried to be civil throught this thread, and I have tried to
      explain what my issue was. You are choosing to ignore that, or maybe
      you are just unable to follow a logical argument.

      You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.

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      • 703designs

        #33
        Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

        On Nov 5, 4:56 pm, internetwebthin g <s...@spam.spam wrote:
        On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:49:34 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
        >
        <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
        internetwebthin g wrote:
        On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:57:38 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
        <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
        >
        [snip]
        >
        >>>That's where you're off base.  You are putting words into my postthat I
        >>>never wrote.
        >>Something which you have been doing to me all along.
        >
        >Yes, only after you argued that your "method" worked.
        >
        Yes? You agree that you have been putting words into my posts that I
        never wrote?
        >
        No answer to this?
        >
        >But I never said you should not have posted your answer.  It's justnot
        >a good recommendation - for the solid reason I pointed out.
        >
        It was not a recommendation; it was a suggestion.
        >
        In a newsgroup, there is no difference.  And you did it without warnoing
        of the possible consequences.
        >
        You pointed out the possible consequences. I agreed with you - there
        was a discussion about it - you may be surprised to learn that this is
        often how usenet works.
        >
        I wonder how many other people, possibly youself included, have posted
        a suggestion without also including, in that very same post, every
        possible consequence?
        >
        >Again - if you would have discussed the huge potential problem your
        >method would have solved, or not argued about your method being correct,
        >
        Hang on there just one second... I did discuss the potential problem
        which you so kindly pointed out - I agreed with you. At no time have I
        said that my method was "correct", only that it WORKED FOR ME.
        >
        Yes, at the same time that you argued that your solution was a good one.
        >
        Where did I argue that my solution was a good one? Once again, I ask
        that you please point me to a post where I have said this.
        >
        >
        >
        >And not once did I ever put words into your mouth.
        >
        You agreed that you had earlier on; or rather that you were "putting
        words into my posts which I never wrote".
        >
        You have said:
        >
        [quote 1]
            Just because it's not an issue for your purposes does not
            mean it's a good idea to recommend it to someone else.
        [/quote 1]
        >
        Response: I did not recommend, I suggested. And if you're saying that
        it's not a good idea to suggest it, then I take that as saying that
        it's not a good idea to post the suggestion, which is in effect
        implying that I should not have posted.
        >
        In a newsgroup there is no difference.  And you did it without warning
        of the possible consequences.
        >
        You pointed out the possible consequences. I agreed with you - there
        was a discussion about it - you may be surprised to learn that this is
        often how usenet works.
        >
        I wonder how many other people, possibly youself included, have posted
        a suggestion without also including, in that very same post, every
        possible consequence?
        >
        Question to you: How would you interpret this?
        >
        [quote 2]
            Don't get so stuck on your own solution as to think it's the
            best way to go.
        [/quote 2]
        >
        Response: After having pointed out that my issue had nothing to do
        with my suggestion, or its merits (or lack of), you are still accusing
        me of doing this.
        >
        Because that's exactly where you are.  You are so stuck on your own
        solution that you think it's the best way to go.  Otherwise you wouldn't
        be arguing so strongly.
        >
        Once again, please point me to a post where I have said that my
        solution was the best way to go.
        >
        You have no idea about why I am arguing. I have tried to impart clue
        to you, but you still refuse to see it.
        >
        Question to you: Where is the post where I have suggested that my
        method was the best way to go?
        >
        You posted it in here in the newsgroup with no caveats.
        >
        And this suggests that I was saying my method was the best?
        >
        All through this thread you have consistently failed to point me to
        where I have said or done any of the things of which you accuse me.
        You have also attempted to subtly move the goal posts whenever I point
        out flaws in your arguments.
        >
        There are two explicit questions above; please would you answer them
        directly?
        >
        You can't read, can you?
        >
        Yes I can. Quite clearly I can read - I read your responses, I find
        issue with them and I ask you questions.
        >
        You consistently refuse to answer my questions, but still you continue
        to "put words into posts which I never said".
        >
        You are COMPLETELY hopeless.  I've told you, and others have told you
        why your "solution" is bad.  Yet you continue to argue.
        >
        I am not arguing about my solution. I am arguing about your attitude.
        >
        You're not worth any more of my time.  I have better things to do.  Like
        help people who WANT help with GOOD answers.
        >
        I have tried to be civil throught this thread, and I have tried to
        explain what my issue was. You are choosing to ignore that, or maybe
        you are just unable to follow a logical argument.
        >
        You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
        Holy crap, this is still going on?
        You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
        "sir" -- At least you addressed him respectfully, right? To quote Jack
        Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets": "Last word freak."

        Thomas

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        • internetwebthing

          #34
          Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

          On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:58:23 -0800 (PST), 703designs
          <thomasmallen@g mail.comwrote:
          >You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
          >
          >"sir" -- At least you addressed him respectfully, right? To quote Jack
          >Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets": "Last word freak."
          Damn. I forgot to include 'ignorant' in that list of attributes.

          I should never have posted that without the caveat that it may be
          incomplete, or that some users may find it unsuitable, objectionable,
          or just offensive.

          My bad.

          Comment

          • FutureShock

            #35
            Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

            internetwebthin g wrote:
            On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:58:23 -0800 (PST), 703designs
            <thomasmallen@g mail.comwrote:
            >
            >>You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
            >"sir" -- At least you addressed him respectfully, right? To quote Jack
            >Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets": "Last word freak."
            >
            Damn. I forgot to include 'ignorant' in that list of attributes.
            >
            I should never have posted that without the caveat that it may be
            incomplete, or that some users may find it unsuitable, objectionable,
            or just offensive.
            >
            My bad.
            >
            No, actually you left with some dignity before now, you had to come back
            and stir the pot some more and remove all dignity.

            Why not just leave well enough alone?

            (now I have to pop more popcorn)

            Scotty

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            • 703designs

              #36
              Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

              On Nov 6, 8:32 am, FutureShock <futuresho...@a tt.netwrote:
              internetwebthin g wrote:
              On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:58:23 -0800 (PST), 703designs
              <thomasmal...@g mail.comwrote:
              >
              >You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
              "sir" -- At least you addressed him respectfully, right? To quote Jack
              Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets": "Last word freak."
              >
              Damn. I forgot to include 'ignorant' in that list of attributes.
              >
              I should never have posted that without the caveat that it may be
              incomplete, or that some users may find it unsuitable, objectionable,
              or just offensive.
              >
              My bad.
              >
              No, actually you left with some dignity before now, you had to come back
              and stir the pot some more and remove all dignity.
              >
              Why not just leave well enough alone?
              >
              (now I have to pop more popcorn)
              >
              Scotty
              AH HA! But earlier, you said, "And me without popcorn...*sigh "

              You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous
              twit :^)

              Thomas

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              • FutureShock

                #37
                Re: How do I remove empty string elements from my array?

                703designs wrote:
                On Nov 6, 8:32 am, FutureShock <futuresho...@a tt.netwrote:
                >internetwebthi ng wrote:
                >>On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:58:23 -0800 (PST), 703designs
                >><thomasmal... @gmail.comwrote :
                >>>>You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous twit.
                >>>"sir" -- At least you addressed him respectfully, right? To quote Jack
                >>>Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets": "Last word freak."
                >>Damn. I forgot to include 'ignorant' in that list of attributes.
                >>I should never have posted that without the caveat that it may be
                >>incomplete, or that some users may find it unsuitable, objectionable,
                >>or just offensive.
                >>My bad.
                >No, actually you left with some dignity before now, you had to come back
                >and stir the pot some more and remove all dignity.
                >>
                >Why not just leave well enough alone?
                >>
                >(now I have to pop more popcorn)
                >>
                >Scotty
                >
                AH HA! But earlier, you said, "And me without popcorn...*sigh "
                >
                You, sir, are a rude, arrogant, self-important, self-righteous
                twit :^)
                >
                Thomas
                And you sir forgot 'ignorant'. :)

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