> I'm not sure how that UI ever worked at all... the <StackPanel> is what's preventing the scrollbars from being shown (the control just expands beyond the bottom of the parent WinForms dialog); the NRE is specific to that ViewModel, fix on the way.
We're getting real close to wrap up the 2.3.0 release - time to update the translations for all the new resource keys! Rubberduck doesn't speak your language? Fork us and #contribute! #OSS #translation #helpwanted
@all I should point out that we should have a code freeze before releasing 2.3. I mention that because we have a number of open PRs, and some are good to have in for 2.3 (esp. Max's rewriting PR). However, we have a profound lack of intergration tests so we would be relying on meatbag testing to ensure everything is all good.
When you say "proper Hungarian Notation" please take a look at Joel on Software and make sure you really mean Proper Hungarian Notation. — FreeMan11 secs ago
________________________________________ From: Clemens Lieb <notifications@github.com> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2018 11:33 PM To: rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck Cc: MikeAndLisa; Author Subject: Re: [rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] Notification (#4514)
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.
what I'd like to do is just disable the email feature. This seems to encourage misuse and more problems.
if GH was kind enough to autodelete the quote in the reply (which admittedly is non-standard and thus will fail), it'd be less of a issue. The issue of saying thank you again is a separate from the email, though, but it's compounding it, I think.
@this the email feature itself is pretty useful for people that don't necessarily like the GH user interface
it's basically a backwards compat thing for mailinglist discussions and archives
I wouldn't want it for myself, but I can appreciate that someone else might be very much used to dealing with mailing lists or something similarly email based and having that avenue of interaction for them is really useful
also I'm watching a repo that generates and closes pull-requests partially automatically and they usually go through two PRs a day on slow days and 30PRs a day on not so slow days...
> 'this' or 'Me' in Visual Basic does read rather funny, coming from you :)
There was discussion earlier about using ReDim x() without having previously used Dim x(). I thought that was weird, but, well, here's a living example!
This code will fill an array with filenames with the current data (using DATE) and then either open if only one, or alert you if more than one. This should get you started - you will need to change DATE to the cell you want
Sub Demo()
Const yourfilepath = "P:\etc\" 'must end with \
Dim s As Str...
This code will fill an array with filenames with the current data (using DATE) and then either open if only one, or alert you if more than one. This should get you started - you will need to change DATE to the cell you want
Sub Demo()
Const yourfilepath = "P:\etc\" 'must end with \
Dim s As Str...
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