RE: Codidact, why do they keep talking about "MVP" as if it was something much more general than Model-View-Presenter? Is there some other meaning I don't know about?
still, a bit too out there. If you want to dissuade the "gimme teh codez" crowd, calling it "teachourvelvestogether.com" would probably do a better job at that. Too wordy, though.
otherwise, they'll think it's some kind of greek name for a fish.
@this nope. not at all. that's why I bookmarked the page, but even with that, my eye would probably skim right past it in my list of bookmarks 3 or 4 times before I find it again.
Plus, I keep trying to make "code addict" out of it.
Yep. But that's the point - if you have to explain, it fails the memorability criteria.
On the flip side, explaining might help remember it more.
I've seen some businesses use that idea for their name, reasoning that if people has to ask what their name signify, they'll remember that business longer than a generic name
hmm, maybe "memorability" is not really the right term to use.
Yes - those 3 I pinged might be busy ATM but should give you more details with how to translate and whether you can use Visual Studio Code or not. Other translators usually has used ResXManager (which I linked in the issue)
but we don't actually know when we may (if ever) start requiring 2019.
@Hosch250 technically it's still working on a patched Sunburst SDK but as far as I know, designers are still broken, so it's still a possibility that we will need to move off the patched Sunburst SDK once Microsoft get around to fixing the WPF bug introduced in the 16.4.
if you can't install VS then you won't be able to build Rubberduck - but you can still download the ResX Manager standalone app and contribute the translations
I'm reading the contributing and it seems a bit disjointed due to various edits. I'm inclined to update it. One thing I'm doubtful is whether listing nuget packages is actually helpful. Did anyone ever have to manually restore nuget packages?
yeah, I think I'll chuck that section. I think at one point we needed because people were missing nuget packages but we've also been changing it lately so no sense in having an outdated list.
one way you can definitely test this is to import it in, then re-export it
if it works, then you know it's kosher. I expect that it'll reorder the attributes in its own way but will be tolerant of your weird ordering (as long it's still in a legal place, of course)
The problem goes away when Rubberduck is uninstalled. I have removed stable and installed the latest dev release. Issue came back
I have exported all the code in my project and started a new project. Imported all the code modules and after working on it for a while with Rubberduck I get this error again.
Once I see "Error accessing file. Network connection may have been lost." I can't compile the code anymore. I need to close it out and start over.
@MathieuGuindon My uncertainty is because my experience has been limited to running the document itself on the network but I never really did much of import/export across network so I don't know if that is a potential factor.
@MathieuGuindon Sorry, do what? autorun or borked until decompile?
so even though a VBA project may represent itself as containing several modules, forms and classes, you only have to corrupt the stream to bring down the whole VBA project.
To complicate things; the problem is not in my main project. I have a second project that I am pulling in as a reference. The referenced project throws errors from the main.
2020-01-16 09:59:21.2928;WARN-2.5.0.5288;Rubberduck.Inspections.Rubberduck.Inspections.Inspector;System.InvalidCastException: Unable to cast object of type 'Rubberduck.Parsing.Symbols.VariableDeclaration' to type 'Rubberduck.Parsing.Symbols.ModuleBodyElementDeclaration'.
\Rubberduck.CodeAnalysis\Inspections\Inspector.cs:line 179 2020-01-16 09:59:25.4444;ERROR-2.5.0.5288;Rubberduck.Parsing.VBA.ParseCoordinator;Unexpected exception thrown in parsing run. (thread 22).;System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80004005): Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component.
you can try again with TRACE but be aware that it may reveal more details than you want to share (e.g. your private data, code names, that kind of stuff)
> Eventually every programmer wakes up and before they're fully conscious they see their whole world and every relationship in it as chunks of code, and they trade stories about it as if sleepiness triggering acid trips is a normal thing that happens to people.
> After the introductions are made, you are invited to come up with some new ideas, but you don’t have any because you’re a propulsion engineer and don’t know anything about bridges.
They missed an opportunity to propose to hold the bridge up by with carefully calibrated rockets :D
This time it popped up because someone in the C# design room asked if we were all professionals, and I said there might be some hobbyists or retirees, but most of us were pros, and someone was like "why would you stay a hobbyist when you could live like this?"
We now allow for up to 3 concurrent bounties per user.
We will be analyzing the effect over the next few weeks.
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