@Vogel612 I just emailed v0.2 of my order form (now runs on a Mac!), so I'll probably have some time to do this over the weekend

sounds great

@Mat'sMug just curious. How much % of your Excel project was modified to run on Mac?

not a lot

had to replace the Scripting.Dictionary with the VBTools dictionary

late-bind all Sage API & ADODB stuff (but that would've had to be done anyway)

does those run on Mac? Don't remember if they exported ADO for Mac

they don't

oh ok so not germane for mac users, gotcha

and the reps aren't on the domain anyway

but the code needs to be in there still

form has 3 modes: [Development], [Maintenance], and [Order Entry]

what about the UI? last time I read, it was a PITA cos of different default sizes

looks ok-ish

Nonetheless, must have been lot of fun

looks much better on Windows, but good enough to work with on a Mac

yeah

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] rkapka synchronized pull request #3534: Rewriting hotkeys

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In Code Explorer is there any way to toggle sheet visibility to xlSheetVeryHidden?

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] rkapka synchronized pull request #3534: Rewriting hotkeys

going out on the limb but I don't think that's CE's responsibility.

RD is a VBA add-in and thus is generally ignorant of Excel any host stuff.

I keep forgetting about that.

@IvenBach the VBE's Project Explorer allows doing that?

(no, it doesn't)

F4 -> Properties

So anything Project Explorer can do Code Explorer should also, nothing more or less?

pretty much, yeah

^

earlier I opened an issue requesting ability to open Access forms from project explorer.

@IvenBach uh, "nothing more".... not quite

but its scope should be well-defined nonetheless

what I didn't realize back then was that while it does uses the built-in command View Object, it wasn't really the same thing as CE's Open Designer

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] rkapka commented on pull request #3534: Rewriting hotkeys

> @Vogel612 I don't think there is any existing consolidated command internationalization in the resx files, so I just changed the prefix from HotkeyDescription to CommandDescription. It might be a good idea to provide similar descriptions for commands which are not being bound to hotkeys at the moment (either by adding such a description or renaming an existing one). It seems to me that the resources related to commands are not organized too well.

default instance strikes again

Again, words...

View Object will indeed open the document in "design view" but if Access form was already open, it simply activates it without changing it to the design view.

so if we had wired that up to CE's Open Designer it would be a lie.

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@Mat'sMug What's the company you work for again?

it's on my linked in profile

:)

why?

OK.

Oh, I just want to check if their website is accessible and sue them if it isn't :P

Don't worry, I won't.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] rkapka commented on pull request #3534: Rewriting hotkeys

> I would like this PR to be labelled PR-Status: Review Requested

But literally, it's becoming a big thing, with a bunch of laws the EU and US have passed about accessible websites being a civil right.

HI

Hi.

Is it possible for the creator of a pull request to add the label "Review Requested"?

@Kapol did you accept the GitHub invite?

yes

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label PR-Status: Review Requested to pull request #3534: Rewriting hotkeys

but I don't think I am able to add labels or assign anyone to issues

hmm

when I checked how to assign myself to an issu

it seems that there should be a checkbox or something next to the issue

but that was before I sent the invite, no?

but I don't see one

after the invite

there are no checkboxes now

@Kapol Only Dev can do that.

it's OK with me

@this can you set/change assignees?

Nope

damn

just having the ability to add that one specific label would be great

I hate GH permissions

but I guess GH doesn't have such fine graining :)

No it does. It's just byzantine

ah-HA!! Found it: help.github.com/articles/…

and done

( ﾟヮﾟ)/

\( ﾟヮﾟ)/

lol

I think that's the first time in my life I used these weird Japanese faces

actually copied it from google

By grayskull, i have the power!

MWAHAHAHAHA!

Do I have the power to delete Next again?

^

@Hosch250 nope

Mug is going to make sure people can self-assign themselves issues.

Good :)

so, in the GH help link above, everything under "Write" is granted to everyone in both "Dev" and "Contributors" teams

And Dev has push privs, and Contributor doesn't?

Or...

basically "Dev" and "Contributor" are the same now

That's the whole reason we set that up different--so Contributor couldn't push.

(｀∀´)Ψ

But fine by me.

so... long story short: GH perms suck

^

there's "read-only", "write", or "admin"

Yeah, at least they are better than TFS privs.

I'm prepared to wager that GH enterprise has a better system

IOW "can't do shit", "god-like", and "something in-between"

In TFS, I can push to the release branch whenever I want. Except, I'm not supposed to.

[next] is protected, nobody can push there

?

I can push there. I just can't delete it.

> Protect branches to disable force pushing, prevent branches from being deleted, and optionally require status checks before merging.

can't force-push

Right.

Because I pushed there the other week by accident without going through review.

tsk tsk

I know. My branch was pointed at upstream instead of origin.

I synced it, and Duga popped a message. I was like, "uh, ok..."

so.. what's the use of being able to create multiple teams if all you ever get is 3 carved-in-stone access levels?

You get them when you pay: github.com/pricing

this explains that

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] zbyna opened issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder commented on issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

> Hey where and how did you get the VBE to honor a dark theme??!!!!?!

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label enhancement to issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label up-for-grabs to issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label user-interface to issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label difficulty-02-ducky to issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder commented on issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

> Hey where and how did you get the VBE to honor a dark theme??!!!!?! This is the first time I see an actually dark VBE (and I love it!!)

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] IvenBach commented on issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

> Did you change some of the default windows colors to achieve this effect?

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] IvenBach commented on issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

I've never been able to find examples anywhere of a dark VBE.

I think it's a dark Windows actually

and indeed, RD should honor it

we look silly now

damn

Office 2016 perhaps?

I don't think so

they do have office themes yeah

I think it's a Windows thing

hmm

but I don't think it works for VBE, IDK. I'm still using 2010 as my main Office version

@this Explain me more of this, please.

well in 2013? 2016 they shipped with 3 themes

light, blue, dark

support.office.com/en-us/article/…

@this the dark office theme leaves the VBE bright-white, only the toolbars are affected

2013 has White, Light Grey, Dark Grey.

yeah, that's what I thought

must be a Windows thing

it has to be

yeah,

I never tweak those

I used to use a tool for inverting the colors/hues

because of that

IIRC to get dark theme for VBE you had to change windows itself. Not something I wanted to do for everything.

yeah, it's better to install a tool instead

Either case, it still looks nice.

but in my caes, the tool was OK, nowhere as clean as that

@this what tool do you use?

used to use nocturne... that's on Mac

but in Windows there are better tools.

arcanesanctum.net/negativescreen

look at the smart inversion

that's something similar when you invert the colors and then invert the hues

not very pretty but useful if the sight is bad

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] zbyna commented on issue #3585: Some parts of GUI does not reflect colors from window skin

I looked at web page color inverters a couple years ago. None worked properly in the sense that any new tab or page would be default white for a flash and then would go dark. Not pleasant at all.

TTQW

yeah, i wouldn't want to use a tool in an application or in a window

TBH, it annoys me if I see dark and light theme together

woah that link links to a malicious site? At least Chrome sez so.

the xptsp.com site?

yes

I like the look of what it can do. But that site did set off a vibe for me.

yeah,

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] zbyna starred us

Anyone, how would one get the token stream from the module state? Seems to me the parser has it but it doesn't expose it?

@this it's encapsulated.. only the rewriters needed it

..you can get it from the rewriter

Or expose it through modulestate

RD Unit Test: Run selected test bites me for not being there.

:+1: Getting PersonalMacroWorkbook under unit tests.

Duck check: If a class doesn't hold state is it still preferable to create an instance of it for every test? I've not grokd well enough how to pull of static in Excel.