> I just went through all of the issues and added ones without miles stones and ones attached to closed milestones to Future Versions. With v1.2 coming soon, it seems like a good time to stop, reflect, and talk about the next sprint. The first question I think we need to ask ourselves is, "What is the goal of the next sprint?" Are we aiming for v1.3 with some new features, or are we going to do some house cleaning? After we decide that, I think we'll be in a better place to decide what...
actual issues are going to be addressed in the next version. Personally I think we might want to consider putting some effort into adding tests, refactoring, and perhaps some of the more minor issues before moving onto v1.3. Thoughts @retailcoder?
> We've talk before about whether or not it makes sense to export the files before parsing in order to get to the attributes. This is a great case for doing that. It would allow us to pick up the PredeclaredId attribute. If it's true, the class has a default instance. Which means it is declared and this inspection shouldn't pick it up. Of course, that would probably mean regenerating the parser from a new grammar.
> I wouldn't want to release 1.3 without any new features, even if the entire code base gets refactored to death and the whole thing ends up completely rewritten - I agree, we have some cleaning up to do, and we need a truckload more unit tests... but releasing something that's just under the hood isn't ideal IMO. Perhaps start with a cleanup and release a v1.25 if the cleanup translates into better performance and overall UX? I wanted 1.2 to mainly hint at refactoring and expand on code...
inspections - I'd like 1.3 to be released with integrated source control and expand on refactorings (and to include inspections we couldn't fit into 1.2).
> Okay. I'd say we're on the same page then. I wouldn't want to release 1.3 without new features either. I think a 1.2.1 is in order. So, yes, under the hood improvements should be made, but with an eye on performance & UX as well. I'm on board with this. (Even though I'm dying to hack out the source control integration).
Just checking in, was out playing pool with a friend, guy who got me into SQL to begin with. We about tied on pool, but he also made multithreaded functions in TSQL 2014, so I guess he wins
He said he refactored a sproc from 30 minutes to 48 seconds exec time using techniques like that, pretty impressive
I don't recall. It's a little different everywhere. What were we talking about @Mat'sMug? R#?
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We would also have to start packaging the source code along with the installer.
Might have to make sure we have obvious links to the twitter account as well. I know it's there, but not so obvious that's where people can get the latest "news".
the WebsiteBuilder plan I took is for 1GB storage and... 5 pages. Let's see... 1. Home 2. News 3. Features 4. Contributing (that page needs more content!) 5. Contact Us / Feedback
> Does your IDE support outline view of your program; jumping to definitions of classes, routines, and variables; source code formatting; brace matching or begin-end matching; multiple file string search and replace; convenient compilation; and integrated debugging?
> Do you have tools that automate common refactorings?
Getting there
> Are you using version control to manage source code, content, requirements, designs, project plans, and other project artifacts?
Soon.... soon.
> Does your test environment include an automated test framework, automated test generators, coverage monitors, system perturbers, diff tools, and defect tracking software?
Yup. Now it does.
All things in the Code Complete Tools checklist that Rubberduck adds to the VBE.
@Mat'sMug Sure. That's fine. I didn't know how many there were. Didn't want to clutter things, but putting them there would make it look like the huge release it is.
I'm going to take a look at the Extract Method refactoring to see if I can't get it ship ready.
@RubberDuck Hadn't. Can you add screenshots or code example? It works as intended with the FizzBuzz code... Sure indentation is messed up, but it does replace the extracted code with a call to the new method. Aside from indentation, the only glitch I see is that it doesn't remove locals left unused.
I have this code, that open all the files. The path is written in the cell (1,1). Eventually in the end of the path I have to put \, so I want to know if there is something that I could do for put \ automatically in the end of the path.
Sub openfiles()
Dim directory As String, fileName As Str...
Should you comment your variables? No. You should name them properly. If a variable has a nice descriptive name, there's nothing left to comment on. — RubberDuck45 secs ago
Private Function Method1(ByVal i As Integer) As String
Dim str As String
str = "HelloWorld" & i
Method1 = str
End Function
Public Sub DoSomething()
Dim str As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To 9
str = Method1(i)
Next
MsgBox str
End Sub
@Mat'sMug @RubberDuck site suggestions: This site is under construction. isn't really necessary to say on the front page, you could show it on news and features though. also, I'd recommend adding a border around the image carousel at the bottom
@Mat'sMug "Den här webbsidan är inte tillgänglig" (This webpage is not accessible) - awesome! Where did you get an innovative design idea like that? Although it doesn't say much about your project...
Long time listener first time caller here. So please go easy one me. Also a VBA newb.
I am working on a UserForm to make input easier. And I am constantly getting a "COmpiler error: Sub or function not defined" I'm lost
'Sub soc_userforum_Initialize()
soc_userform.SetFocus
End Sub
Sub tb_add...
Private Sub InsertWorksheetData(ByVal data As Collection, ByVal cn As ADODB.Connection)
Dim record As WeeklyPlanItem
For Each record In data
SqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery cn, SQL_INSERT, _
record.FiscalYear, _
record.FiscalWeekOfYear, _
record.OrderTypeGroupId, _
record.PlanningGroupId, _
record.CategoryId, _
record.LY_Units, _
record.LY_Sales, _
record.PL_Units, _
record.PL_Sales, _
I have this code, that open all the files. The path is written in the cell (1,1). Eventually in the end of the path I have to put \, so I want to know if there is something that I could do for put \ automatically in the end of the path.
Sub openfiles()
Dim directory As String, fileName As Str...
Long time listener first time caller here. So please go easy one me. Also a VBA newb.
I am working on a UserForm to make input easier. And I am constantly getting a "COmpiler error: Sub or function not defined" I'm lost
'Sub soc_userforum_Initialize()
soc_userform.SetFocus
End Sub
Sub tb_add...
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