SlowLearner

Hey Rubberduckers - just wanted to say congrats on the imminent release of 2.3.0 :-D

Holy cow - you guys have been busy!! Liking the new auto complete :-)

ah... well that, at least, looks like a good head start

would be cool to find a way to intercept the intellisense, I'm sure that's not trivial :-/

... although appreciate that the VBA IDE is an old product with minimal upkeep as well (yay for Rubberduck)

@this same, although I'm working with XML at the moment and XSD and just wouldn't have thought they'd not find some way of validating the intellisense prediction

I was just surprised that I was getting options for returning something from a Sub. If that happens... well I wonder what crazy stuff I've let intellisense add to my code over the years...

Make that 2 things...

TIL something about VBA Intellisense

a , well many, probably

There is also a VBA Users group on Linked In, I'm not in it so not sure how active it is... but reckon that'd be a place to post

Greg has a great website for MS Word... The Anchorage :-)

Cindy is a machine... I could mention to Greg also Joanne

(both MS Word... but ... )

Reach out to Greg Maxey and Joanne Orzech?

@MathieuGuindon BTW congrats on MPV - that's epic too

Just popping in to offer my congratulations on the latest release :-) Awesome, installing now :-D

I couldn't say about the kernel, but I've had to change some longs to longlongs in the past to get things working...

@FreeMan Um... were you writing in 64 Bit App or only 64 Bit OS with 32 bit App (default for Office 2007 I think)?

@Mat'sMug fixed :)

Certainly not my intention...

Anyway, I posted my answer to a related question as succinctly as I was able to manage

BTW: An automatic repair got it working again - :shocked:

I'm sure this has NOTHING to do with Rubberduck, but my MS Word IDE just died - VBE6Ext.olb could not be loaded. Anyone else had this happen?

@IvenBach me too - and by the way, yep found the truth table stuff. Thanks :)

So, just had a strange thing - RD parser (seemed to) stopped responding and word was completely locked. I noticed a feint flicker in the VBA IDE close button... I've seen that happen with the main Word window before but have not noticed with the IDE window. Anyway, I did the usual fix (WinKey+D x2) Parser finished instantly and all good. Just thought I'd share...

@Hosch250 um, not that I recall... but I imagine that if that happens programmers wouldn't be the only kind of people being "replaced"...

yup, sad as they are - should be a celebration of the person. I guess it comes down to the circumstances leading to the lease being revoked...

Right now looking at Serializing my objects...

Thanks for the date, will go searching.

Funerals IMHO are better when you can remember the person as they were at their peak, well perhaps not right at the peak (a fair bit after, actually) but not so long after that they are remembered as.... well someone different, checked out.

oh wait... that's actually what you meant? My bad, I thought that was the start of a plain English example of inversion...

sorry

@IvenBach so they died?

@IvenBach do you happen to have a link to a transcript (or can give an example)?

Just realised something as intangible as an opportunity (that might not even have been noticed) is an object - OMG you guys have changed me!

I see objects...

@IvenBach kewl... I was looking at truth tables a few days ago. I have a function that takes 5 boolean parameters and spits out a decision - I used a truth table (of sorts) to create a select case statement that outputs what I need. Ultimately it works, but now you've got me wondering if there is a better way...

I'll be bookmarking this, need to do some work

lol I have no clue what the f is

@Vogel612 you're trying to break me? Ok, I'm going to look into that :)

Yup

@IvenBach Tnx mate - unit tests don't really have the same impact until the code is OOP'd but NOW I'm starting to realise that a huge part of programming is object design and how different classes interact with each other which paves the way for being able to pass 'stuff' around... feels like joined a new league...

WOW. Just WOW. I'm just starting a new project and using unit tests for development - just wanted to share :)

@ThunderFrame Hmmm the problem with the unit tests appears to have happened again - this time (and perhaps last time too) it happened after a test was interrupted. I had a type mismatch and tried to correct it while the test was running. This caused the project to reset but the unit test was not ready to finish and kept spinning its wheels. Now I appear to be in the same situation as before...

@ThunderFrame no, that happened after the fact while I was trying to re-import to solve the issue