[RESOLVED] !! About the new type of Single Language MSDN that I am making for Microsoft !!

Visual Studio is $2k and then not $5k, because that was what I had paid for it. Well then that totally stinks, I was told that you would be paying alot more for it when you purchase it directly. Anyway I am working on the three dimentional lighting, shadows and then the Camera properties and then working them into the IDE. Also there is also pesudo code of the gravity property, also at work somewhere that I can then be able to see. However that is what we are working on and then will be able to work into the IDE, at some point in time...

You mean my code will defy gravity, have blinking red LEDs around the syntax errors and be able to take my photo when I discover the error?

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Anxiously awaiting the Flux Capacitor add-in.

Wasn't Moti working on video capture stuff?

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You mean my code will defy gravity, have blinking red LEDs around the syntax errors and be able to take my photo when I discover the error?

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It takes a picture of your "MAD" face and automatically creates a MEME for distribution.

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-- It has builtin physics, that works with gravity properties. That tell it's Cast Members, to work with it using those type of settings that you have used. Also those physics properties work in conjunction with collision detection, in itself is a type of mathematical equasion, therefore I have it builti in...

What the.....?????

Is this a game now ? I thought it was an IDE of some sort.

It is its own, as it has a mind of its own.

Well I am writing some sort of mathematic physics into the PictureBox, which in turn must be renamed to something more appropriate, in deed. Then that will be used for games, etc...

Here is the newly updated version of the Project Files, that I have been able to as for now write for this Thread...

That seems to be a WebBrowser, not an IDE that defies gravity and can make a decent cup of coffee.

Oh god my brain hurts from all the gymnastics it has to perform in this thread....A WebBrowser now ?

There is a cosmic convergence at work here. This thing has a mind of its own, it has some kind of video imaging with some kind of physics...it's Yotamarker II. As long as ThEiMp isn't setting out to date it, there is at least a bit of difference between the two, but then again....we haven't seen Moti around in some time, perhaps he succeeded.

Who or what is Yotamarker I let alone II, can I ask you that???

Somebody profile his posts and match it with Moti's, I think if I could spare the time and push myself to do it, I would get some useful insights.

Ah, my brain already hurts from the work pressures, and here I am going through this thread again!

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looks like I was wrong.

This thread has picked up steam and you might still have a chance to beat Moti Barski.

http://i47.tinypic.com/24629ac.jpg

Nobody knows who or what is Yotamarker, but read the AI thread and you can come up with a guess all your own.

Now I am totally confused, in deed. So then totally confused that I just woke up, and then still not being able to do my daily routine...

That'll be the barnacles.

Yeah, it must be the barnacles. Very scratchy, they are.

I once walked across an oyster bed. Not one cut.

Why the hell are we on this type of subject, instead of the OP???

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Why the hell are we on this type of subject, instead of the OP???

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You still haven't explained what you're getting at here, that is why. Every time we ask what you are doing, you upload a WebBrowser ( which is not a "new type of Single Language MSDN that I(you) am making for Microsoft !!" ). So whenever you're ready to tell me(everybody) exactly what you are getting at, in Americanized English or at least understandable English, we most likely will not take this thread seriously. From what I have collected, you are making a cross-breed of MSPaint and VB6, that also comes with a WebBrowser that is smaller than Internet Explorer( IE is default on all Windows Machines so the webbrowser is semi-completely-useless ). The cross-breed VBPaint6 also has some sort of gravity defying gaming platform built in too, and I guess it can make a cup of coffee too(not a good one though).

If I am wrong, please explain because I would love to know whats going on here.

I am going to define, a few times, "new type of Single Language MSDN" in REAL English for you: Standalone form of communication Microsoft Developer Network, Unmarried Speaking Microsoft Developer Network, Single Language Microsoft Developer Network. So, you want MSDN to only support one language? Let me know if any of those 3 make sense to you.

Now that I re-read what I just put, it really makes this thread seem like a troll thread, because none of what you are doing makes any sense, in any way.

Okay fine, I was using this Thread to release products that I have been able to write using the COM Technology. Which was a very small MSDN, a WebBrowser, which is called: QuickBrowser and then a programming language IDE, which is named: QuickDirector and also CodePad. Also I am working towards to ask Mircosoft to only have the one programming language, which is thus supported only by the MSDN of Visual Studio and then thus revert back to the Visual Basic standalone, instead of five IDEs, which do the samething, which is thus found inside the one package...

Here goes nothing...

1. "a very small MSDN" - can you tell us more about what it is, and what you think MSDN is?
2. Why does your IDE have two names?
3. Why would you only want one programming language?
4. Five IDEs? What do you mean by that? What five IDEs?

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3. Why would you only want one programming language?

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I think he meant to have a single code editor for all the languages. Like Notepad++.

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4. Five IDEs? What do you mean by that? What five IDEs?

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I think, he is talking about Visual Basic 6, Visual C++ 6, Visual C# 6, etc. for which we have to open it separately unlike we do it in VS2008 or VS2010.

@ThEiMp: Your idea was already taken by MS. ;)
See the pic below:

Well, the express versions aren't like that yet. But to be honest, I prefer it that way.

??? What ??? You prefer to have multipuls of IDEs running on your system instead of a one fixed language. I guess that wouldn't be crash hot, because you wouldn't know which language wrote an ActiveX Control Object or a Dynamic Link Library File, at all...

PS: My Codepad application is just a demo program, it is just to estimate the code into how it will be able to work in the real runtime of the application, which is thus called: QuickDirector. However then there is the fact that QuickDirector is thus so big, that I cannot be able to use it all of the time to work out the code strcture therefore I thus created the following application to work with. Then add into the QuickDirector application the following source code that works right, then that is what I am doing, right about now even!!

I'll just reiterate my questions in hope of a direct answer just for the fun of it.

1. "a very small MSDN" - can you tell us more about what it is, and what you think MSDN is?
2. Why does your IDE have two names?
3. Why would you only want one programming language?
4. Five IDEs? What do you mean by that? What five IDEs?

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??? What ??? You prefer to have multipuls of IDEs running on your system instead of a one fixed language. I guess that wouldn't be crash hot, because you wouldn't know which language wrote an ActiveX Control Object or a Dynamic Link Library File, at all...

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No, it wouldn't crash, because one of the amazing features of .NET is that all of the languages have a common language specification that ensures that all components work together seamlessly, regardless of what language the individual components were written in.

And there are no ActiveX controls, either.

Jeffrey is 4 years old

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc6j5oL9fIw

Sorry, don't mind me.I'll just bump this one so i can read everything when i have time and need to relax,since Moti isn't posting da yodamarket comedy lab extravaganza anymore :cry:

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??? What ??? You prefer to have multipuls of IDEs running on your system instead of a one fixed language. I guess that wouldn't be crash hot, because you wouldn't know which language wrote an ActiveX Control Object or a Dynamic Link Library File, at all...

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I'm gonna actually reply to this thread (not sure if I have or not), but here we go.

You want a fixed language? Let's go back to Assembly. But then we would have to learn a different set of instructions for every chip out there which isn't very efficient, which originally was solved by C, which was then made even easier by higher languages...oh wait...you see where I'm going with this?
Also, what does ActiveX and DLL file "language" have to do with anything? Last I checked, all 'compiled' code goes to assembly anyway.

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PS: My Codepad application is just a demo program, it is just to estimate the code into how it will be able to work in the real runtime of the application, which is thus called: QuickDirector. However then there is the fact that QuickDirector is thus so big, that I cannot be able to use it all of the time to work out the code strcture therefore I thus created the following application to work with. Then add into the QuickDirector application the following source code that works right, then that is what I am doing, right about now even!!

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I...I'm going to try and understand this.

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PS: My Codepad application is just a demo program

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Okay, got it.

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it is just to estimate the code into how it will be able to work in the real runtime of the application, which is thus called: QuickDirector.

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...kinda lost me at first, but then I was like, "Okay, so CodePad is a trimmed version of QuickDirector...I think."

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QuickDirector is thus so big, that I cannot be able to use it all of the time to work out the code strcture therefore I thus created the following application to work with.

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So you created a new IDE because the old one was too big? Um...okay.

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Then add into the QuickDirector application the following source code that works right, then that is what I am doing, right about now even!!

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So now you're just copy-pasting code together that works...I think? I still fail to see what new ideas you're bringing to the table here, or anything that's going to further advance the programming industry. If I understand everything, you're wanting to bring us back to the VB6/ActiveX days, which are quite outdated with better, faster, and more stable technologies, just to have a "single, unified language". No thanks, I will kindly take C# or VB.net instead.

Also, you have yet to address web technologies that have their own languages, such as JavaScript, PHP, ASP.net, Ruby, Perl...the list goes on for that as well.

For anyone that got through this kind of long post, thanks. I am not being rude, just being pretty honest about this here, trolling or not. Thanks for reading, and have a nice day. :)

9 pages and I still don't know what this thread is about...no offense intended.

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9 pages and I still don't know what this thread is about...no offense intended.

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Hey, don't be so touchy, I bet even the original poster doesn't know by now what this is all about.

TheImp does seem to be better than Yotamarker. At least some of the words make sense when read together!

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this thread.. wow.. is this the type of stuff I've been missing out on??

anti-gravity PictureBox controls and the most polished Web Browser I've ever seen! The screenshots are awesome.

I don't want to digress, but I think we collectively owe Moti an apology. He was perfectly clear about his goals and intentions, regardless of how well they were executed.

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this thread.. wow.. is this the type of stuff I've been missing out on??

anti-gravity PictureBox controls and the most polished Web Browser I've ever seen! The screenshots are awesome.

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!! Thanks for the Input$ !!

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