> Mission Statement: It is our goal to make the VBE a state of the art development environment and someday replace MZ Tools as the premier add-in for the VBA Editor.
the parser is still on my local, but the about window and the project rename is committed/pushed - also I trimmed the readme file, we should put the features in a wiki :)
I also updated the .reg files to match the project rename
For i = 1 To UBound(conjuncts)
For j = 1 To UBound(disjuncts)
For k = 2 To UBound(disjuncts(j))
If conjuncts(i) = disjuncts(j)(k) Then
Select Case True
I kind of wanted to work it out before the pull request. For some reason, after that merge, opening the task list removes the test explorer and the test explorer won't show until the add-in is reloaded.
> Create a new milestone to help organize your issues and pull requests.
> Milestones are groups of issues that correspond to a project, feature, or time period. People use them in many different ways in software development.
sounds like it
it should really be an If..ElseIf statement. Select Case True is abusing the language construct IMO. — retailcoder19 secs ago
> Rubberduck will make it easy to add a new static class to a project, make a property a class' default member, or just to supply a proper meta-description for procedures, without having to edit code files outside the VBE editor.
^^ me wants :)
perhaps I should include the unit tests and todo items, too
be it only for filing eventual issues
and done
and that's it, the milestones list makes MZ-Tools officially deprecated
Oh, milestones get a %completion by the number of closed issues assigned to them.. so we can make each task an "issue" and use labels, say "enhancement" to build a backlog
@RubberDuck ah, I found where I could add you as a collaborator to the repository - you're added :)
lol. opened VS2013, selected "RetailCoderVBE" from my recent projects - I had it pinned on my start page... "the project could not be found, would you like to remove it from this list?" ...two seconds of fear and astonishment, ...and then I notice the "Rubberduck" project right above it.