> This cropped up again, and when I found this issue I'd posted a while back, I thought it had bit me again. (It also made me miss @comintern again).
However, if you'll look at these two screen shots, it's not a `Get`/`Let` issue as identified above - the status bar indicates that they're both of type `variable:WebDownloaderStatus`, yet only one is being found and the other isn't. There are quite a number of places where `downloaderStatus` is referenced throughout the code, yet only 2 uses a
> It seems you are looking for a text search. The references of a parameter can never be the references of another variable, even if they happen to have the same name: they're not the same *symbol*. Find all references isn't looking at the text at all. Now with that said when the commandbar says 10, clicking that button should be listing 10 items indeed. This does need attention.
I think regex is great, but sometime we just want a simple search that gives a list of results. Unlike VBIDE's brain-dead F & R dialog... let's visit each result one by one, shall we?
@Duga I started with a text search trying to determine how many other occurrences of the string it had missed. I do get the difference between the token representing the variable in this method, and the parameter in other methods, but yeah, it does seem to be missing 8 or 9 variable tokens.
@this regex is just the "how", the "what" remains "a text-based search" :)
but yeah when I say "regex search/replace" what I mean is "regex-enabled search/replace"
basically just a plain-text search would be kind of underwhelming, but then again if all that's missing is a checkbox to enable using regex, it's shippable too
I think that if it provides a grid of results that can be navigated to and reviewed in a list, it's already a big win even if it's not regex.
but agreed that regex is pretty important. Ditto for multiple line search/replace (!)
One thing we can improve over the MZ-tools' UI - providing a checkbox to indicate if this should be replaced or skipped. In MZ-Tools' version, you delete a line if you don't want this line to be included in the replacement. Kind of unintuitive and not everyone probably even know that they can even do that.
but with blackbox we can check-in ConnectionStrings.config into the repo so AppVeyor sees it... but it doesn't need to see it because I could just have the file uploaded on the web server and it just stays there... but wait no we want to be able to run it locally so it does have to be there, decrypted locally and encrypted in Git.
I just don't want the hassle of constantly needing to blackbox-encrypt/decrypt the connection strings and then forget once and push it to the repo and oops.
if the bus thing happens someone somewhere needs to access the GD account.. I'd guess someone would be able to unlock my cellphone and access my browser with my account and all the credentials for everything (assuming it survives the bus thing ...now come to think of it I might need a better contingency plan)
@this with blackbox each user/admin/dev can register their own public key; assuming what I'm doing ends up working, the next step would be for you (?) to send me your public key so I can add you, and then a bus could come and you'd still be able to build, debug, and push to GitHub. If the CI is all configured, then just that would theoretically launch a web-deploy
@IvenBach That's exactly what I think of every time I see the number of vastly oversized people riding self-propelled chairs at wallyworld. (It's also what motivates me to get out and run most every day.)
@this I always ass-u-me'd it had something to do with National Lampoon's Vacation, since that's the Griswold's destination.
@MathieuGuindon you're not the only one with admin access to all the duck's things, are you? I thought Vogel or Hosch or someone else had it, too...
Maybe Comintern had it and took one for the team when they tried torturing it out of him?
As noted, I ass-u-med that was the connection. When they arrive, it's shut down, looks horrible, and was a grand disappointment. That's pretty much how I feel every time the wife drags me into the mart-that-shan't-be-named, so I guess that reinforces the assumption for me.
I want to create a COM server to expose scipy to VBA code, as performing integration is kinda difficult and I don't know of any good VBA/COM libraries for this. My objectives are:
As portable as possible
Fast
Maintainable
Here's the python:
# Requires C:\Users\...\anaconda3\Library\bin on the P...
ok so there should [eventually] be a twinbasic tag, but not in this particular case, because the code under review is python and the VBA/tB code is just for an example of what it looks like client-side.
Anyone have any idea what a ....exe.depends file is? I tried to find more information but I'm getting bad results (it keeps wants me to look at depends.exe which is not what I am looking for, and then babble about make dependency files which is not that either)
In order to navigate to a different drive just use
cd /E/Study/Codes
It will solve your problem.
I want to create a COM server to expose scipy to VBA code, as performing integration is kinda difficult and I don't know of any good VBA/COM libraries for this. My objectives are:
As portable as possible
Fast
Maintainable
Here's the python:
# Requires C:\Users\...\anaconda3\Library\bin on the P...
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