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That certainly looks and sounds like ASP.NET, so I have moved the thread. If that isn't correct, you can either report the thread, or send one of the moderators a PM.
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The issue I have with thread safe collections, and the like, is that I'm not sure that it applies. Thread safety should be about adding, deleting, and so on, from the collection. That's not really...
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I second what passel just said. The blink part doesn't make sense in a thread, but this part:
Comm.Preoperational(PcanDevice.Usb, ClientHandle, CurrentNetHandle)...
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I would be inclined to make a copy of the list for use in the display thread, but that assumes that iterating over that thread takes some noticeable amount of time. If that condition was met, then...
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No other lines of code in where? I'm not sure what you are referring to, here, so there isn't much more to say. A breakpoint and some code stepping might show you what is going on, but where you put...
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The issue you appear to be having with the current code is that you only call FSGBlink one time, so the PB only changes the one time the method is called. You need that GSGBlink code in the timer...
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Back around when I signed up, there were 12 members per page in the members list. I looked at that list and figured I'd never be on that first page (top 12), and those people had to be a bit crazy.
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If some sub-forum is not frequented, it is largely because people don't post there. Naturally, that's a self-fulfilling feedback loop. If people are posting incorrectly because there are fewer posts...
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Yeah, that's where I was going. I didn't look at when the timer started, but using threads for this is beyond pointless and right into being 'a bad thing to do'. It's cross threading, on the face of...
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It doesn't matter. You can write .NET using NotePad if you want to. The code files are just text, and the IDE just gives you tools to help make it easier to edit that text.
So, the error shows...
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No not implying that at all. I was suggesting that you might be trying to create a generator, and my experience with those has been that they are more trouble than they are worth.
However, with...
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Posting a link to a program in a zip file from an unknown site is not a good idea. It really isn't a good idea for somebody to run such a thing. If you have a working example, remove any compiled...
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And with all that, nobody has yet knocked off the king.
It just goes to show how incredibly prolific some of the early Post Racers were.
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I'm inclined to say that if you explained what your ultimate goal was, I'd discourage you from trying. There are narrow domains where this approach works well, but there are even more idealistic...
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I think you'd have to be VERY selective about what you were targeting. Your suggestion seems like it might be a good choice for such an item. What you need is something where the demand is not very...
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I got over that pretty quickly.
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The US has the vast majority of species of crayfish in the world, about 360 out of 500. Of those, the west has a few (Idaho has something like 2 native species), while the east has the rest....
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They sure act that way. It's just like a crayfish to be clawing there way back into things, though.
By the way, you should have some fascinating crayfish around you. With that brook in your back...
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Well, I was thinking of grandiose in terms of our 'world series', which includes only the US and a few Canadian clubs. Still, that IS what I was talking about. We have such a patchwork at this point,...
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Yeah, it could, but think about how that would happen. To raise the cost of living, you have to raise prices for things across several different industries. As it stands, the cost of living is...
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Are those burrowing crayfish? You have some vigorous excavators down there, which should be able to turn over the sediments pretty thoroughly. That should bring soils from deeper down up to the...
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Yeah, that's what I was referring to, but 'universal' seemed a bit grandiose.
I was not all that keen on the idea, but when you look at the state of the welfare state in the US, it looks better....
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I've gone back and forth on this one. In general, calling MyBase.Dispose seems like it would be safest, but I'm not sure what it would do. For example, had you just implemented the IDataReader and...
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Office Development seems like it might get you more of the right eyes on the question, so I moved the thread there.
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I'm not sure I was right, anyways. They might have a two year life cycle in the south.
There's a very strange restaurant up here that seems to be open for a couple days out of the year to serve...
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Overall, I'd say that a guaranteed minimum income would be a better solution, but it's not really on the table. Instead, we have a patchwork. That minimum wage rise may be what's possible, or it may...
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Dil didn't state it well, but he does have something of a point. Minimum wage jobs may not exist much, already. If they do exist, WHY do they exist? I ran an operation that was VERY seasonal in that...
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The problem I have with that minimum wage is that it is one size fits all. You likely can't live in New York City on $15/hour, yet that is also the median wage in the state of Mississippi (my mother...
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I was going to say the same thing.
String concatenation is far slower than you might expect. Strings can't change size, so every time you use += (&= would be better, but the same speed), you are...
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I haven't tried that, but I did try the IDataReader, and I believe it automatically includes IDisposable. If your class doesn't implement IDisposable, it probably should, if only to call the base...
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See, that's one of the things about the south: Your crawfish only live for one year (or two, they can manage that). Up here, a one year old is less than an inch long, and I'm not entirely sure that...
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You'd need MORE than 100 years, you'd just say it was 100.
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But you'd only need to implement those pieces you are using, which sounds like a distinct minority of the methods.
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I've always thought HasRows was utterly useless, though I admit to having used it once or twice. Whenever I used it, I always asked myself, "self, why are you using this?" to which I answered, "I...
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I also just did a little playing around with the SP and confirmed that it really does run just fine in SSMS.
Better yet, I just confirmed that the SP is actually running correctly. I went into the...
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In the OP I mentioned that there were three blocks that started with BEGIN TRANSACTION, then there was a BEGIN TRY, some stuff, and a COMMIT. If there was an exception, then in the Catch block, the...
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That's the way it ALWAYS works, for me. I accept the blame, too. It just keeps things going smoothly.
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Well, not in THAT implementation, but this is getting stranger and stranger, as I have increasingly solid proof that the SP is actually running to completion in spite of reporting an error....
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