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<SLAP, slap, Slappity slap slap>.  And I'm taking away all your Sleeping Beauty
happy meal toys!  <g>

-Rich

Joe Nuxoll wrote:

> 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