I think I had a phobia about starting an app from scratch, but lo and behold, it worked! It took a while to get things configured properly, and I can't use all the features with XP Home, I found out, but at least I'm moving ahead! w00t!
Last edited by dglienna; Jun 28th, 2005 at 05:06 PM.
Oh dear, i believe Hello World os traditionally done in the very corner of the app with no title, and no formatting... you have broken the rules already
Oh dear, i believe Hello World os traditionally done in the very corner of the app with no title, and no formatting... you have broken the rules already
I just installed the version I got a few months ago 2003 Professional. I created that app, from scratch and things were great. Then I converted a vb program, and things were good. Then I tried to have someone else run it, and things got bad. Something about a missing file. Chalk it up to trying to save some time and effort.
I think everthing will have to be re-written, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. I would have been nice if the wizard could perform his magic.
On a semi-related note, I was trying to install MSDE and it gives me an error before it installs saying something about SAPWD option. It was too late for me to find it in the readme.txt, so I gave up on it.
I have sql2ksp3.exe, and now I'm wondering if it is even the right thing to be installing.
Any help on changing settings.ini? Right now it is blank, so I think I should add something to it.
Hey, I actually started to pick things up, and they started to make sense!
I was having problems with codebank stuff. In vb6 forums, you can download a project and it will work. Why isn't that the case in "Net? How to make something work also wasn't clear.
It took me forever to figure out that (SEED) wasn't required. A few lines down, the seed value was supplied, but I tried to use SEED in a declaration and wondered why it didnt work.
a thing about .net
dont use randomize--doesnt work
dim rand as new random ' makes it random
rnd.next(1,24) finds a number between 1 and 23...all i got for now..too tired
I couldn't believe that they included it with 2003 Pro, that they gave away to a lot of people. I guess they don't think anyone actually reads the manual
I love it when loads of noobs get together and talk shop.
How cute.
Well, I guess I have to enter then..
Code:
#Check to see if the file sizes are the same..:)
if len(remotefile1) == 0 and problem == 0:
print "The file is zero length."
error_log(lines + " - The file is zero")
problem = 1
else:
time.sleep(500)
try:
remotefile2 = urllib.urlopen(remote_addr)
except(IOError):
print "Something went wrong. Will try again."
sleep(3000)
try:
remotefile2 = urllib.urlopen(remote_addr)
except(IOError):
print "Something went wrong. Will try the last time."
sleep(3000)
try:
remotefile2 = urllib.urlopen(remote_addr)
except(IOError):
print "Was not able to find file on server at all."
error_log(lines + " - Was not able to find the file on the server.")
problem = 1
Hahaha...I found a bug when I pasted it......the syntax heiglighting for the Fx extension is now better then the syntax heiglighting in Emacs....hehehehe
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Originally Posted by thegreatone
...the syntax heiglighting for the Fx extension is now better then the syntax heiglighting in Emacs....hehehehe
