set dateTime      = TimeOfDate;
set flirtingPrior = math.average(flirting->time(firstContact), flirting->time(dateTime))
set flirtingNow   = flirting->time(now)

when time(now) > time(dateTime) do
{
if (flirtingNow > flirtingPrior)
  {
    Dates++;
  }
else
  {
    Dates = null;
  }
}

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8 Comments

12 Jul, '07 4:32 PM

1. graybo

Hmm. Now I understand the difficulty. Not many girls find code a turn-on. Hang on, let me just try it on Hels….. …nope, nothing. Wine, good conversation, good food - yep, they all work. But not code.

12 Jul, '07 4:49 PM

2. Adrian

This is not so much trying to turn on girls with code, as codafying trying to turn on girls.

12 Jul, '07 7:11 PM

3. Rob

Error: Null Pointer Exception - Dates Not Instantiated.

13 Jul, '07 3:00 PM

4. grumpyoldman

I believe you’ve misssed a call to Pay Compliment and the KillLookAtCleavage

15 Jul, '07 3:49 PM

5. The B

Maybe it’s just that flirting is too vague a term and requires a bit more of a sub-equation?

16 Jul, '07 9:08 AM

6. Adrian

Flirting is self-substantiating.

17 Jul, '07 7:46 AM

7. Destructor

IF Man expresses social concepts in code THEN Women run screaming

20 Jul, '07 11:52 AM

8. GeeDee

When declaring variables setflirtingPrior and setflirtingNow, haven’t you forgotten to finish the declaration with the obligatory semi-colon? ;-)

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