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You leave star trek out of this! :mad:
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If that is indeed the case, then I would have to advise returning to my original suggestion. If you do ever want to offer to another business, what if they have more rooms? Or less? It's generally...
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Only problem would be if there weren't 107 rows I suppose, but as you said, that shouldn't ever be the case. Perhaps just code a little defensively by using the comparison:
If...
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Even so, it will make your code lighter and easier to read :), not to mention easier to style. And you can always use LayoutPanels to ensure that the arrangement remains independent of the size of...
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Not to nitpick or anything, but hardcoding 107 buttons is hardly elegant, and is going to make your life difficult as soon as rooms are added or removed. I don't see why you don't create the buttons...
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So write a better compiler. Make millions. The end.
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I will assume you are referring to something like this:
http://www.shengton.co.cc/2009/11/make-windows-vista-see-your-flash-drive-as-local-disk/
It will be difficult however to accomplish steps...
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http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/Missile_Guidance_System.aspx
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This argument has gone on long enough. Seriously people. Let it go. At this point it's all just...
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I think we can all agree that stugol has made some excellent points about mathematically complete expressions and the glaring, or at least mildly reflective, deficiencies of the framework compiler. ...
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You don't need to set e.Cancel OR Me.Close, just remove those lines.
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Nothing is wrong with it. But like you, that wasn't the point he was making. The point was that he can refuse to use that functionality of the language without any real impact on his ability to...
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No, it is not possible to directly partition a device that has been flagged as removable media. To do so requires making the USB bootable with something like LiveCD, booting from it, and then...
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Nor am I aware of why that would strictly be necessary. Even if you want to treat every column as a string, then you can simply do the conversion as and when needed, instead of trying to force all...
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Yes, I know. Everyone knows. Mathematically, in the problem domain containing all possible values, the set of elements that satisfy Not A has no intersection with the set of elements that satisfy A,...
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:) but the point remains. And I have to say, VB grammar and syntax really makes me think the developers have an extremely low opinion of their users.
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Assuming that you manage to only overload the '=', without the compiler being given any other instructions regarding the '<>', and your = overload is this:
Class SingleOverload
Private i As...
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We already have methods of destroying toxic waste. Solar Furnaces.
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What makes you think that roadworks don't go on in large cities all the time? Because they do. A system like this would be installed in stages to prevent inconvenience. And as for the secondary...
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Warehouse 13 is t3h fun.
It has already been demonstrated that it is possible to deliver electrical power wirelessly using non-radiative resonant EM fields (Go Tesla!). You could embed a network...
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I refused to even consider watching it. I'm not going to let it tarnish the series for me.
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Users expecting automagic results are almost always anticipointed.
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Actually FireXtol, theories that postulate the concept of bending space-time to achieve propulsion stand on relatively firm ground. It has been shown that space-time can be warped, has been warped,...
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:lol:
These words should be added to the standard business developer's lexicon.
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The series was FANTASTIC. Absolutely FANTASTIC.
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Unfortunately capsule, your idea exactly reflects a core problem in space travel. Propulsion, either jet fuel or your own plasma idea, is functionally equivalent to throwing a rock in one direction...
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A word that describes user expectations with breathtaking precision.
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One question, why are you polling when you can use the DataReceived event of the listener class?
Other than that, if polling for some reason turns out to be absolutely necessary, then you would...
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It's not closing because you're still orphaning threads when you just close the form after starting your creation loop. Again, in the form closing event, cycle through all of your open process...
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that's not strictly true nbrege. The 'tab' character in files is commonly used to columnify text.
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One thing, not really related to your first question, is that you shouldn't be hiding the main menu form, but actually closing it. Otherwise when you close the game window the application doesn't...
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Lol yea I think you posted just as I was writing. What this forum needs is a more dynamic page that tells you if something has changed while you were looking at it.
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Squirrels.
They are nuts.
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The problem is a flaw in your code. I was able to reduce memory leakage drastically, essentially remove it, by simply adding the following line to your code:
For u As Integer = 1 To 10000
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Well the error is because a CheckBox is not a RadioButton. 'sender' refers to the object that raised the event, namely the CheckBox that you clicked. If you want to enable a specific radio button,...
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Not unless he's using a Commodore 64 :lol:
zhshqzyc, what are you trying to accomplish here? Data mining, displaying the rows and columns in a datagridview?
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Essentially, you want to be able to store larger amounts of data in such a form that they can be represented by a simple (preferably short) piece of code. How narrowly is this data defined? As in,...
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Actually you would just call the setting by name:
For i As Integer = 1 To 5
MessageBox.Show(DirectCast(My.Settings.Item("SiteDesc" & i.ToString()), String))
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