We absolutely have to get the December release right, because we aren't releasing again until February, which is also when we are going to switch to Azure.
@Elcan it was never replaced ...VB.NET provided a "bridge" for the VB6 crowd to hop onto the .NET train in the early 2Ks, and no new development is realistically being made in VB6, but legacy code thrives in many places.
If it didn't require COM support I'd write one, but it will be a nightmare to provide a proper replacement with support for legacy code linking to external libs
I just realized I have a bug in my code (not shocking) that appears to be a VBA bug. I have If A or B Then... and on this execution A = False while B = True, and it skips the Then.
@this I was more curious about how it would go to write an actual replacement for the VB6 compiler. Just like CLang can compile most GCC-compatible C code (except a few very specific things)
> We do have plans to eventually replace the VBE's code panes with our own, so as to support many of the more advanced features that we want to implement - including custom syntax highlighting. Is that what you meant, or "color-code strings" was for something else? Thanks!
Assuming I've got a class Foo that implements IFoo. I now want Foo to be iterable via Function NewEnum() As IUnknown when accessed through IFoo. Is it enough to simply add NewEnum to the interface as well or does it additionally need the line with Attribute NewEnum.VB_UserMemId = -4?
@this They're columns in an ADODB.recordset. Access identifies them as Yes/No. SSMS identifes them both as nullable Bit- neither are Null in this instance.
Dart is a nice hybrid between Javascript and Java. You get some very strong typing similar to Java/C# with the niceness of the "var" type. You also get most of the nice syntax from JS preventing long and cluttered code
Looking at how fast ES6 support is coming to browsers, I guess we'll have to endure JS for a very very long time. And people making transpilers from ES6 to whatever the standard in web browsers is don't help at all
They just give the browsers' devs an excuse to not integrate ES6
You need to check to see if pT.DataBodyRange and pItem.DataRange are on the same worksheets. Intersect will throw a 1004 if they aren't. — Comintern12 secs ago
Quite embarrassed about the way this anniversary was handled by most parties. While I don't agree with Trudeau on a lot of things, he, at least, got (part of) the ceremony right.
On Nov 12, 2018, at 10:30 AM, Mathieu Guindon <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
We do have plans to eventually replace the VBE's code panes with our own, so as to support many of the more advanced features that we want to implement - including custom syntax highlighting. Is that what you meant, or "color-code strings" was for something else? Thanks!
@this a lot of schools have stopped giving days off for a lot of holidays in the US. With all the dropping test scores, they're mandating more and more days in the classroom. Never mind that there are more classroom days now than when test scores were better. /soapbox
I want to create one custom table, like a pivot table, where the user can find immediatly the total items, and if He click on data I show him the db page correctly filtered.
My code run right, but continuous improvement pushes me to look for a better performing code.
Thanks for every contributes....
And partly that parents aren't involved, but politicians & businessmen are. And partly that there's no pride in being successful. And partly that people take pride in failing. And partly that kids are pushed too much to "succeed" and aren't taught that "failure" is a big part of getting to "success".
Wow... be careful when working with Attribute. in VBA. I tried to make that class iterable via an interface and had a second Attribute. in the imported file. There was a mismatch between the Item property and its attribute as the default member (was called Attribute Value.VB_UserMemId due to copy-pasta). On import the VBE then silently discarded both of those attributes. Took me only an hour to find out... -.-
The worst part (my wife taught for 20 years) is that "little Johnny couldn't possibly be wrong" and now the administration is siding with the parent, not the teacher.
@Hosch250 Yup. My folks always told me that they'd back me 100% if I was in the right, but I was in serious trouble if I was in the wrong. They were true to their word. Both ways.
Interesting. I'm getting a Return value of function {x} is never used inspection for a Function that is never called. I get a Procedure {y} is not used for a _different_ Sub` that is not called. status-by-design?
the inspection is valid, but I figured I'd also get a not used inspection for it, too.
@Hosch250 Wait, are you being sarcastic there? I couldn't tell.
In general, the best level is probably right at the boundary of where the person you're talking to will detect it. So, I guess it depends on the audience.
On occasion of Diwali, all the employees at my workplace got a 1ltr glass bottle nicely gift wrapped from the HR department. When I opened mine, I learned that the bottle is already broken(not by dropping but it looks more like a manufacturing defect)
I want to know what would be the best thing ...
How sad is it that someone needs confirmation from random strangers on the internet to know that it's OK to mention that a gift arrived damaged, and worse, be concerned that the giver would be offended that you mention it.
@VisualStudio @Pilchie Is the old .csproj format officially dumped with VS2019? Because we're having serious issues building our .xaml components under the new format with VS2017... considering rolling back to the .csproj format that worked...
@Hosch250 At work we've upgraded all our projects except WPF ones to the new format, on the basis that they're not supported (officially) yet. Seems to have gone OK, although we don't use anything else that generates from XML.
@Comintern oh, but then I'll get the box set with all the extras and deleted scenes and concept art and world map poster and needle replica and whatnot... can't wait :)
@IvenBach Right now it sucks, but I've never calibrated it. The main problem I was having was the base of the print not staying put on the heat plate though.
@Comintern That series i spoke of is my favorite. i read it... idk about 4 times. well... i read up to book 6 then reread up to 7 when it came out, then hte same for 8 9 and 10
> You can subscribe to the repository on Github as an intermediate workaround. I don't think subscribing to a list for pre-releases is a viable idea, the feed volume seems unreasonably large.
Additionally whenever you start rubberduck, it checks for a newer release if you have enabled the "check for updates" feature.
@KySoto That sounds roughly why I had to take a long break from the Wheel of Time series. It was a long hike to re-read everything when a new book trickled out.
> For pre-releases, you can get that directly from GitHub, by watching the repository - if you filter for notifications from @rubberduck-vba-releasebot then you'll get an email notification for every pre-release build, as soon as it's available (that is, whenever a pull request is merged); note that pull requests are sometimes merged in batches, so it's not impossible that a pre-release build becomes available, only to be superseded 20 min
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