int to char

> Your question is ambiguious since you don't define a

> mapping from integers to chars but it may be as simple as

>

> char yourIntegerAsChar = (char)yourInteger;

Shouldn't you be working on that humongous two's complement application? ;-)

kind regards,

Jos

JosAHa at 2007-7-9 18:19:16 >

> > Shouldn't you be working on that humongous two's complement application? ;-)

>

> I'm well ahead of my self imposed deadline and I felt the need for a break!

Ok, granted, but only if you're definitely absolutely positively sure that that jdbc

connection pooling scheme is two's complement compatible ;-)

kind regards,

Jos (multi tier two's complement project manager)

JosAHa at 2007-7-9 18:19:16 >

> > Ok, granted, but only if you're definitely

> absolutely

> > positively sure that that jdbc

> > connection pooling scheme is two's complement

> > compatible ;-)

>

> I'm using the Snark approach as defined by Lewis and

> Caroll. I then don't require a two's complement

> connection pool. I can make do with one's complement

> which, as you are aware, has no negative connotation.

Uh, I think that is the Lewis and Clark approach, defined by their native American guide, Jabberwocky, as they approached the Pacific Ocean.

Get it straight.

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RD-R

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sharkuraa at 2007-7-9 18:19:16 >

> Nononono; you must get it straight: as everybody well

> knows the Lewis/Clark

> approach suffers from negative zeros in their one

> complement scheme; that's

> why the latest JTCAPI abondoned it in their final

> draft proposed at the JCP#56632

>

> sabre and I are right and you are dead wrong; so

> there :-P

>

> kind regards,

>

> Jos

I'll never never never never never never never believe you, no matter how many times you **** oligarchs post the truth, no matter how many times you back it up with supporting references. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA I CAN'T HEEEAAAR YOUUUU!

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RD-R

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sharkuraa at 2007-7-9 18:19:16 >

> > It'll be finished this Tuesday morning; under my strict supervision that is :-P

>

> Typical project manager! Ready to take all the credit if I succeed but I bet I get the blame if I fail!

Nononono, don't be afraid; I'm different, i.e. if you don't fail I take the blame and

if you don't succeed you can have all the credit. And vice versa of course ;-)

Now chopchop, we both have work to do, I need my power point presentation

to be finished by this Tuesday morning too you know! ;-)

kind regards,

Jos (new age project people manager)

JosAHa at 2007-7-9 18:19:16 >

> > Just a thought. Should one write two's complement,

> > twos complement or twos' complement? All seem

> wrong!

>

> After further thought. Since it can be thought of as

> possessive (belonging to two) it is probably two's.

The majority of Google's (sic) hits came up with "two's complement" or "2's complement".

An incidental "twos complement" was just a minority. It, indeed, is the genitivus

the 'belonging to' form, hence the apostrophe-s form.

kind regards,

Jo's'

JosAHa at 2007-7-20 4:38:24 >