VBA Rubberducking

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Duga

00:00

REFRESH!

[Minesweeper] 74 Games Played. 26 Bombs Used. 9631 Moves Performed. 7 New Users

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] 1 issues opened. 1 issue comments

2 hours later…

Feeds

01:39

If you ever see someone using a capital xi in an equation, just observe them quietly to learn as much as you can before they return to their home planet.

13 hours later…

Duga

14:22

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] AndreasMatthias added label enhancement to issue #5954: Code Inspections: Do not collapse tree view

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] AndreasMatthias opened issue #5954: Code Inspections: Do not collapse tree view

> **Justification**
Working with "Code Inspections" I find myself expanding the tree view continuously.
Here's the workflow:

* Expand the tree view
* Fix the code
* Refresh (which collapses the tree view)
* Expand the tree
* Work on next warning
* Refresh
* Expand tree view
* ...

**Description**
I'd prefer if a refresh would not collapse the tree view.

2 hours later…

Duga

16:13

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label wpf to issue #5954: Code Inspections: Do not collapse tree view

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder added label user-experience to issue #5954: Code Inspections: Do not collapse tree view

1 hour later…

Mathieu Guindon

17:21

YESSS!!

rubberduckvba.azurewebsites.net

IT'S ALIVE!!

ok, some things aren't quite working yet, but damn, finally got Azure to find the darn app

github auth redirect updated, login works... but it doesn't look like the database is alive

Mathieu Guindon

17:44

aaand it's on

migrating my local data over to the production db

1 hour later…

Mathieu Guindon

19:13

data migrated to production db

cool, so I'm going to be able to finally cancel the GoDaddy hosting and update DNS records to point to Azure -- now, next step should probably be to transfer repo ownership to the RD org

2 hours later…

Quack Exchange

21:27

Q: Create VBA string array fastest method

My VBA has become REALLY rusty but I need it for now for some data downloading. This routine works but Im certain that over the last 10 (at least) years something quicker/less code has surfaced to do the same thing. Any help appreciated. Please forgive my non-standard casing for VBA. Public Funct...