what i'm trying to do here is to open an excel file and then search and copy/store the data i need (i.e if there is a reference than i copy 2 columns).Afterwards, i paste or write that data into a word table (already exists in my template).
Thus, here is my question: Is there a way to make run fa...
I shut down 1 of my 2 Firefox windows before rebooting my PC on Friday. Now all my skiwi'd bookmarks are gone because FF won't "restore previous session" since it already opened one window. I miss my old plugins...
reopened the one tab I closed in this window. reopened about 6 that had been closed in the other. The other 20, 30, 40 tabs seem to be lost in the ether.
Note to self: Let FF shut itself down when rebooting machine. It seems to remember both windows and their contents just fine that way.
yeah... I've reopened a few tabs that I need for work purposes and bookmarked them now.
In days gone by, I'd collected hundreds of bookmarks to pages I never returned to. I had nice, neat organized folders and everything. They got lost to the ages during some upgrade or another in the past.
@KySoto eehhhhh... Windows updates have rebooted my machine multiple times when it was incredibly inconvenient (like when I was working on it). I've also had a number of update failures that continued to retry and never succeed. I had to go find some instructions on how to clean up the mess it made so it could start over.
> **Justification** Having spent the last few months doing just about only writing VBA, it has become painfully clear to me that the VBE's lack of HTML documentation generator (Javadoc, Scaladoc, etc). It's not a huge deal when you are doing everything solo, but it's a much bigger deal when someone else is trying to use your code. An HTML documentation generator would help tremendously. I assume if anyone could excel at this, it would be Rubberduck. I have tried some other documentation too
@FreeMan drag them to a folder somewhere that’s been git inited to practice working with git and have them saved. That’s how live gotten comfortable using got myself.
@IvenBach You got some instructions on how to get them off of some old (currently unremembered machine) on some old (probably WinXP) operating system, or, possibly back out of del.iciou.us?
Sandcastle uses a two step process to generate documentation from XML comments. First it uses reflection to get the doc comments from the code to build an intermediary file, then it turns that intermediary file into the actual output documentation.
If we can use our parser to generate that intermediate XML document, Sandcastle could be used to generate the final documents. This would save the RD community the effort of generating and formatting the final
@Julian Read the link to understand the issues with HN - it's a simple fix in this code and won't require you to chuck it at all, just make some minor adjustments. Rubberduck is a great add-in for the VBE that will help you find and fix these types of "gotchas" and will help you considerably as a new VBA programmer. (I'm a fan & constant user, and have made some minor contributions to the open-source project.) — FreeMan17 secs ago
> Sidenote: As it stands multiline documentation will require adjustments to the parser. Either to support multiline annotations or to add support for documentation comments.
I think we might have it easier decoupling the documentation from the annotation system
> Whatever works! I do like the idea of being able to specify "documentation types". For example, a way to specify that a procedure raises an error or to specify that a procedure accepts variants for a certain reason.
With the lack of multi-line, I assume that would make something like sample code hard to implement.
@Vogel612 when I run git status it says "Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'." it's referring to the local copy of origin/master. Then when I do a git fetch and check git status the message "Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 4 commits, and can be fast-forwarded." because it pulled down commits from the external repo.
I've tried restarting VS but now I'm getting an error when viewing the properties.
> Could not resolve mscorlib for target framework '.NETFramework,Version=v4.6'. This can happen if the target framework is not installed or if the framework moniker is incorrectly formatted.
σ.σ How can I get these properties to be have a type of System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection<Rubberduck.Settings.GridViewColumnInfo> so I can use them as the defaults. :pooh-bear-thinking-hat:
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