Right! There's also that pesticide derived from orange oil...but I don't think the coding world has an equivalent. You usually have to step on them one by one but every once in a while you find a nest...
@MathieuGuindon Not sure I ever reached "frenzy" level, but BD the vanilla-VBE was all I had for adjusting code. (Not sure I called it refactoring back then)
I thought of a potential slight improvement--instead of each fix declaring whether it can fix an inspection type, have each fix implement a Func<InspectionResult, bool>, or something, and have the quick fix inspect the result and declare whether it can fix it or not.
one problem is processing 20 modules 100 times over when you're only interested in one module. another problem is dealing with thousands of results when you are interested in everything
the more I think of it, the more I'd like an ambient context holding/caching the RPS, the code metrics... and the inspection results - then have a way to invalidate individual items, and reuse the items that are still valid
so I have a inspection Foo referencing context 07..09. A parse is requested. The inspection Foo isn't changed in the interim but the context 07..09 is now something else.... If we forget to refresh Foo, it gets wrong context?
It doesn't necessarily have to come from the TypeInfo stuff though. We get enough information from a parse to generate one (at least for elements with code).
"I'm making a small concept operating system" doesn't quite add up with "I'm a beginner and I'm still learning VBA" in my mind. I've written VBA for over 15 years and I've no idea how I'd go about this. Heck I'd have to research doing this with current tech. I doubt you'll get anything meaningful without diving head-first into Win32 API and COM - stuff that's possibly well above your head right now. How about learning with a simpler project, like, some calculator app? — Mathieu Guindon7 secs ago
I am developing an Operating System. Could some tell me the font family used for the Windows 7 close, minimize and maximize buttons. (I am using an aero theme for my OS similar to Windows 7). I have tried Segeo MDL2 Assests but I still can't find the right icons.
TBH, one of the last things I wrote in C-64 BASIC was a program I saved on a disk I labelled "Windows 96". I had an arrow-shaped sprite that you moved around with the keyboard, and a menu bar from where you could list disk content and launch a file
You're going to need to look at how the OLE containers work. UserForms are composited at run-time, so anything "positional" relative to the form is handled via an interface extension. I'd start researching how fm20.dll works, then start reading up on object embedding. — Comintern14 secs ago
Mathieu Guindon - It's only frame controls, text controls, image controls with icons, it's nothing that bad. I've programmed in VBA for 3 years, but I say I'm a begginer because i find it makes my life easier when understanding stuff. And, well this OS contains a calculator so.... I've done other languages and I know about Win32, API and COM. — jj10642 mins ago
yeah, the trouble is that it sounds like that if you need to write formulas in the correct notations, you'll have to use both together, and go to a lot of trouble between converting between the formula notation to Excel's formula expression.
@Vogel612 not always a good requirement, but a requirement nonetheless...
I've been having inconsistent functionality in applying the Ignore once quick fix for Object variable {x} is assigned without the 'Set' keyword inspection.
getting this in the log:
2018-11-20 15:19:41.2588;ERROR-2.2.0.4175;Rubberduck.UI.ToDoItems.ToDoExplorerViewModel;System.Runtime.InteropServices.InvalidComObjectException: COM object that has been separated from its underlying RCW cannot be used.
at System.StubHelpers.StubHelpers.GetCOMIPFromRCW(Object objSrc, IntPtr pCPCMD, IntPtr& ppTarget, Boolean& pfNeedsRelease)
at Microsoft.Vbe.Interop._VBComponent.get_CodeModule()
at Rubberduck.VBEditor.SafeComWrappers.VBA.VBComponent.get_CodeModule() in C:\projects\rubberduck\Rubberduck.VBEditor.VBA\SafeComWrappers\VB\VBComponent.cs:line 23
Is uttering "oh the youth today" officially making me old?
Until it bites you in the rear end because you didn't bother understanding it. FWIW the concept of passing arguments by value or by reference is just as valid in C# and other languages, understanding it properly in VBA isn't wasted energy. Especially if you're any kind of serious about whatever it is that you're studying that makes you write code. — Mathieu Guindon3 mins ago
Interesting, I've just looked at TagSpaces version model. It's OSS hosted on GitHub. How do they get away with charging for versions vs me just going to GH and running it?
When we get around to implement a setting where projects can be listed that should be treated as built-in, do we want to reload them when they get changed or do we want to ignore changes in them entirely?
This decised whether we store the content hash or not.
And it has an impact on how I will implement loading the locked projects.
@Comintern fwiw, can't find it atm but aiui but I'd double check a recentish PR that removed the accessing of codepane in order to return a codemodule.
there was a weird bug where one had to open codepane in order to access the codemodule
I am developing an Operating System. Could some tell me the font family used for the Windows 7 close, minimize and maximize buttons. (I am using an aero theme for my OS similar to Windows 7). I have tried Segeo MDL2 Assests but I still can't find the right icons.
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