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John

I deeply apologise for my bad manner.

It is true that I had suspected your sincerity. The first glance of your
reply reminded me of a story. A lost driver finally found someone who was
supposed to help him. Then, with all hopes in his mind, he asked the person
which way to Manhattan. "Check the NY map". The person replied.

But from your latest reply I realised that it was reasonable for you to
have pointed me to java.util.Calendar, since apparently you didn't pay much
attention to the subject of my message. I take back what I have said to
you.

I would like to say sorry to all other persons whom were offended by me. I
guess all of them are trying to give constructive suggestions.

I hope my apology could bring an end to this thread.


Regards

Li




"John McGrath [TeamB]" wrote:

> On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 09:42:16 +0800, Li Changen wrote:
>
> > If you are unable to provide any help, just shut up.
> >
> > The answer for a java calendar question is java.util.Calendar.
> > Is it all you have?
>
> Your original question was:
>
>     How to get the first date of the 2nd week of each month?
>
> It would seem to me that pointing you toward java.util.Calendar is a
> reasonable answer to that question.  The JavaDoc for the class should
> be enough for you to figure it out from there.  If not, you could post
> another message and get more help.
>
> You seem to have wanted a different answer, but I am not quite sure
> what it is you were expecting.  Nonetheless, when you ask for someone's
> help, and they genuinely try to help you, it is hardly appropriate to
> respond the way that you have.
>
> Had your message been directed at anyone else, I would certainly have
> canceled it, but I try to be more restrained when such comments are
> directed at me.  Please try to moderate your language in the future.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> John McGrath [TeamB]
>
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