Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jun 26, 2006, at 10:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed! Especially when you after having used the function/method in
quite a few places need to refactor the damn thing, and change, say,
parameter types...
Is that a problem for you? So sorry. I just go and do a refactor for
it, and I am presented with all the occurrences. VS2005 is really
great in adding that. :)
Or when you can add the same named function several times, each
with a different parameter signature! Compilers have no problem with
that!
"Overloading" is what you're describing, right? I liked doing that in
PL/SQL programming.
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