June 24, 2011 at 12:38 pm
BCLynch (6/24/2011)
Craig, I completely appreciate that the solution for 2 states is not the necessarily the optimal solution for n states and that you solved the stated problem.If my last post reads as critical or ungrateful then I'm sorry as certainly it wasn't so intended. I was really delighted with the code you posted and addapted it to immediate effect for my real 2 state problem
Thanks again
B
Sorry, no, I didn't mean to come off that way if I did. It was 1:15 AM for me and I was just typing a quick note since I'm not usually up until the middle of everyone else's workday. 😉
I was more applauding the other method for expandability then seeming hurt, and was explaining why you'd want to use the other method. No worries on my part, you're good. 🙂
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June 24, 2011 at 12:49 pm
Craig Farrell (6/24/2011)
BCLynch (6/24/2011)
Craig, I completely appreciate that the solution for 2 states is not the necessarily the optimal solution for n states and that you solved the stated problem.If my last post reads as critical or ungrateful then I'm sorry as certainly it wasn't so intended. I was really delighted with the code you posted and addapted it to immediate effect for my real 2 state problem
Thanks again
B
Sorry, no, I didn't mean to come off that way if I did. It was 1:15 AM for me and I was just typing a quick note since I'm not usually up until the middle of everyone else's workday. 😉
I was more applauding the other method for expandability then seeming hurt, and was explaining why you'd want to use the other method. No worries on my part, you're good. 🙂
Craig,
I've ripped off a lot of your code. Nice to see I got one in!
Todd Fifield
June 24, 2011 at 1:06 pm
tfifield (6/24/2011)
Craig,I've ripped off a lot of your code. Nice to see I got one in!
Todd Fifield
:blush: Now, that's a compliment. Thank you. 🙂
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