Re: [ANN] an EBNF parser and coding pattern tool (LGPL)

["White Wolf" <wolof@freemail.hu>]

"apm" wrote:
[SNIP]
> Does this mean it can be used to implement a program that can add and
> remove Hungarian warts? This would enable programmers that don't speak
> Hungarian to observe corporate standards but still work with
> maintainable code.

I would appreciate if people could stop here:

1.) connecting the Hungarian notation to Hungarians

2.) call Hungarians warts

I _am_ a Hungarian.  And I really do not like that tone.  Even if it is a
joke, it is a bad joke.  Two facts:

1.) There are over 15 million other Hungarians than Simonyi

2.) The Hungarian notation has _nothing_ to do with the Hungarian language.
In fact, one of the quite frequent prefixes (szar) means sh*t in Hungarian.

BTW I am yet to see any Hungarian who likes Hungarian notation.

So please keep it in mind, that I will fight 'till death against making the
Hungarians targets for lame jokes in the C++ community.  And you may wanna
notice, that the very computer you use to type in your not-funny lines -
among other Hungarians about me - is a Neumann computer.  He was a
Hungarian, too.

WW aka Attila

Ps: Now that was one (the post I have answered to), which moderation should
have stopped.
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