[AccessD] Cyrillic to English character translation

Hi Edward,

I have sent you a private test message.
Yes, "Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code" by Martin Fawler
is a "must read" classic.

I have only two C# books, which I'm trying to read from time to time (no
time to read).

1) Effective C#: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your C# 
By Bill Wagner 

2) C# 3.0 in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition 
by Joseph Albahari and Ben Albahari

There should be C# 4.0 editions to appear soon - better use them.

You can get (at least) C# 2008 Express (and soon C#2010 Express) - they are
free.

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My friend likes to be tricky.  But is most likely due
 too how his mind works, as opposed to ill intent.
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Yes, I see - been there, done that, still doing it that way sometimes (not
easy to escape "tricky coding habit") but the fact is that writing simple
clean code is more complex business than writing "tricky code", and clean
simple code is better from many points of view...

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It seems my private message didn't make it to you.

And your private message to me hasn't arrived.
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Edward, I have got your private message, and I answered within one hour.
Have a look at your e-mail box - it could have been moved to spam(?).

Thank you.

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Shamil

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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Edward Zuris
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Subject: Re: [AccessD] Cyrillic to English character translation


 Thanks Shamil for the program code.

 My friend likes to be tricky.  But is most likely due
 too how his mind works, as opposed to ill intent.

 And I can usually untangle the code.

 He has done some Java, some "C", and we both
 were  assembler programmers for awhile.  I don't
 think he was into C++, but I don't know for sure. 
 There was a python phase in there as well.

 Most of his C# work was using the 2003 version.

 And I have the enterprise C# 2003 compiler.

 Yet C# still escapes me.

 People say my C code looks like assembler.

 Thanks for letting me know about Martin Fowler.

 I agree with making code tricky is considered bad taste.

 I have looked at Martin Fowler web site already.

 This book of his looks interesting.
   Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code
   ISBN-10: 0201485672 

 I am always fixing other people's code.

 Any good C# books you can tell me about
 will be helpful.

 By the way. . .

 It seems my private message didn't make it to you.

 And your private message to me hasn't arrived.

 Once again Thanks.



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