Well then why didn't you?
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Well then why didn't you?
Didnt who what? :confused:
because i wait for RobDog's detail on it .. since he brought it up .. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by penagate
Isnt programming alot more than what language you use :wave:
MsgBox(someuselessthing) worked all these years for professional progammers .. now it doesnt since MS came out with yet another memory hog of a program.. does that mean what those pros did all this time was unprofessional.... well i'll leave that to them to decide .. :eek2:
change is only good if it makes some sense /.. :afrog:
I took it as you were writting MsgBox "Meow" in VB.NET as it would be legacy code syntax of the weakly supported Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace/class. Probably in the next version, Orcas, it may no longer be supported so then it will force you to adopt OOP style. MessageBox.Show("Meow.NET")
so just a different sytax for doing exactly the same thing ..
i was only playin though to see if it actually worked in .net ... :D
as for support from MS .. i dont need it [and they wont gimee it] .. :wave:
It is the same syntax as VB6: Object.MemberFunction(args).
It is simply the implementation of namespacing and proper hierarchial organisation, which are principles of proper OOD (you can look that one up too).
We are a relatively small software house and about 80% of our income is from licences, support and enhancements. Very little is from initial contractsQuote:
Originally Posted by RhinoBull
Probably meant from MS' viewpoint.
Reoccuring revenue is one key to a sucessful sw business as competition is always so very competitive.
That sounds about right...Quote:
Originally Posted by Valleysboy1978
And from that basis, the motivation to create flawless software from the outset isn't very convincing ;)