Re: "I asked about dependency injection in C++ and people made fun of me"
"DanHinojosa" <[email protected]>
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--- In [email protected], "philip reed" <philipreedtech@...> wrote: > > Also, the accusation about the Dependency Injection question wasn't > that he was too much of a noob. It's that he was "clearly trying to > be a smart-ass by using complicated terminology that only few people > are acquainted with, clearly on purpose." > > Obviously that's an unwarranted inference, but what are the > assumptions that would lead to it? That Dan, coming onto a the C++ > usenet group for the first time, is "clearly" aware of the set of > knowledge that would be assumed to someone on the list and "clearly on > purpose" throwing around something that *Dan's supposed to know* isn't > part of the canon of knowledge that experienced C++ developers are > supposed to know. > > I'm really curious to what extent Dan explained his background and > desire to "relearn" C++. From the tone of his post here and the way > he explained himself, I have to believe that he did and that it was > clear that he was drawing on more recent experience from other > languages and asking because he hadn't worked with C++ recently. To > me the inference that he was asking in bad faith just to "be a > smart-ass" is incredibly bizarre, albeit not necessarily surprising! > > I have to imagine that the person who wrote that response has his ego > far too invested in being the "expert" on C++ and feels exceedingly > threatened when someone brings in knowledge that threatens his > self-perception as liege of that fiefdom. > > Regards, > > Philip > Hey Philip, On the first post, I had explained that I was relearning C++ from years of being on other languages (Java & Ruby). The second post was simply as a subject" Is it in the C++ culture to use Dependency Injection/Inversion of Control?" The body of the post was "Just that simple question....out of curiosity." The person who went ballistic read my first post and was familiar (hopefully) with my background. That's just why I was shocked. If you are interested.... http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c++/browse_frm/thread/33fb97a5b61e8b71 It's USENET. I guess I shouldn't have been shocked considering that it was USENET.