public class FamilyMember : Baby
{
	public FamilyMember()
	{
		this.Parents = new Parent() { Parent.Parse("Erik"), Parent.Parse("Stacey") };
		this.Gender = GenderType.Unknown;

		setupTraits(this.Parents);
	}
	
	private DevelopmentCycle cycle;
	public DevelopmentCycle Cycle
	{
		get
		{
			if (cycle == null)
				cycle = new DevelopmentCycle(this);
			
			return cycle;
		}
	}
	
	private HumanTraits traits;
	public HumanTraits Traits
	{
		get
		{
			if (traits == null)
				traits = new HumanTraits(10);
			
			return traits;
		}
	}
	
	private static void setupTraits(FamilyMember child, Parent[] parents)
	{
		for (int i = 0; i < parents[0].Traits.Count; i++)
			child.Traits.Add(parents[0].Traits[i]);

		for (int i = 0; i < parents[1].Traits.Count; i++)
			child.Traits.Add(parents[1].Traits[i]);

		child.Traits.MixItUp();
	}
}

public static class Startup
{
	static void Main()
	{
		FamilyMember baby = new FamilyMember();

		baby.FirstName = "TBD";
		baby.MiddleName = "TBD";
		baby.LastName = baby.Parents[0].LastName;
		baby.Cycle.Start(Weeks.Eleven);
		
		MessageBox.Show("Baby is due 10/22/2007");
		
		Application.Run(baby);
	}
}

blowdart wrote:

How you going to unit test your code?

HumanCompiler wrote:

My wife had her first appointment earlier today.  Everything is normal and healthy.  They found the heartbeat immediately, which they said was unusual (in a good way).  This is our first.   

In any case, congrats!

Sven Groot wrote:



There's something decidedly odd about your code. FamilyMember is derived from Baby? That means all your family members are babies? And looking at the constructor it's apparently impossible to have a family member that doesn't have you and your wife as parents. You must have a strange family.

In any case, congrats!

HumanCompiler wrote:



Sven Groot wrote: There's something decidedly odd about your code. FamilyMember is derived from Baby? That means all your family members are babies? And looking at the constructor it's apparently impossible to have a family member that doesn't have you and your wife as parents. You must have a strange family. In any case, congrats!

Um...code gen? 

blowdart wrote:


I note there's no check to see if the parents are related. Are you from Alabama?

HumanCompiler wrote:

We don't have a guy name yet (I'll keep Ross in mind  ), but we have a girl's name.  I actually had a dream a while back about having a daughter, so we're using the name from my dream if it's a girl.

HumanCompiler wrote:

Just thought I'd have a little fun with our announcement to you all on Channel 9 with a little quick piece of code...

Cheers !!

phreaks wrote:

Where's the update?

AndyC wrote:

Congratulations!

W3bbo wrote:



AndyC wrote: Congratulations!

This thread dates back to March....

Tensor wrote:

Bah thats not little! I became a dad again just a week before you - and she was only 4 lb 10 :O

Congratulations all the same, of course

HumanCompiler wrote:

Thanks for digging up the thread and thanks for the congrats everyone!

Isaac Russell Porter was born October 16th 2007 weighing in at 6 lbs. 11 oz. and was 18 1/2" long (a little guy).  He's cute and takes after his father in the looks department and his mom on everything else.

http://isaacrussell.spaces.live.com/

Fun.Begin();

HumanCompiler wrote:

Thanks!

As soon as he can sit up and have a bit of motor control I'll get him going on Boku. 

Dr Herbie wrote:



You might find that his resemblance to you fades after a few weeks -- no really, it happens a lot. I think it's an evolutionary thing to reassure dad that he is actually the dad and make sure he sticks around to help.

You'll need to change your C9 avatar to one with bags under the eyes and vomit/snot on the shoulder.


Herbie

Lloyd_Humph wrote:

I'm sure he could manage, after all, he managed to write his own blog