[ident]

The last thread you started method scope variables using pascal case. Now you are using camel case after your hissy fit about no standards. If you cant even follow your own you really are a joke. Oh ever heard of path.combine?

[ident]

why oh why are you even doing a test with path.combine....When the hell would you ever loop combine, you make this forum a fucking joke. There is nothing to test. To combine paths, and wait for it the whole point of the framework is to use it classes. To combine paths... guess what you should be using..Jesus

[DeanReynolds]

The last thread you started method scope variables using pascal case. Now you are using camel case after your hissy fit about no standards. If you cant even follow your own you really are a joke. Oh ever heard of path.combine?

If that's how you are judging peoples code then you really are sad, what are you 8?

I used to start my variables lower case until I started otherwise like:

Code

callFunction();

Code

CallFunction();

On topic: Nice simple function release, thank you.

[ident]

If that's how you are judging peoples code then you really are sad, what are you 8?

I used to start my variables lower case until I started otherwise like:

Code

callFunction();

Code

CallFunction();

On topic: Nice simple function release, thank you.

Thats because i am a programmer. You are not.

[DeanReynolds]

Thats because i am a programmer. You are not.

Oh great, we have another kid here. You think other people aren't programmers because they don't programme with certain casing and exactly how you want it. You are a sad, sad child.

[ᒪeumonic]

I believe there are some platform issues when you use the string concatenation instead of the Path.Combine method. I can recall having some issues with combining paths on Japanese systems (or maybe another language) which used for example other directory separators. Therefore, you are always save if you use the Combine method.

See, THAT is good reasoning. With ident saying that "you should just because you should" because "I am a programmer and you are not," he is not explaining why something should be done a certain way, he is just being a dick.

[ᒪeumonic]

C# conversion for you...
Figured it'd help. :P
http://pastebin.com/WzW3zT3J