🚀 go-pugleaf

William Harris wrote:
> I respectfully disagree with you and for the most part agree with the end
> result.  toString in particular has to be overridden in your classes if you
> want a sensible result; the default Object toString() isn't going to give you
> anything useful.

I do too.

> Flanagan (in Java in a Nutshell) goes further and suggests that it might be
> wise to override equals() in order to call the equals() methods of the objects
> referred to within the original object; and the same with the clone() method,
> for Cloneable objects.  I can't say I've done either, but I see his point.

I have done both, and it would bug the heck out of me if they showed up
bold in the editor...  Rich can come over to my office and smack me if
he wants to... <g>

 - Joe Nuxoll