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<0> gah
<0> wtf is up with this code
<1> how can I put functions from my file into separate files? is this even possible?
<2> hm?
<1> my cl*** has grown pretty big, I would like to put some of the functions in separate files
<3> sound like its time to refactor :)
<1> is this possible without using static methods
<3> doesnt c# 2.0 have these partial cl***es?
<1> how does that work?
<3> not sure, havent had time to play with it yet
<3> but id consider refactoring
<2> public partial cl*** ABC { ... }
<2> in file 2:
<2> public partial cl*** ABC { ... }
<1> my original file is already a pratial cl***..
<1> public partial cl*** Form1 : Form
<1> {
<2> wtf? you put all your code
<2> in 1 form file ?
<1> yes
<2> yikes
<2> talk about bad design.
<1> thats why I want to change it
<1> I have separate cl***es too
<1> but the form has all the event handler code and stuff and its getting hatrd to locate things
<2> well I never actually tried partialling cl***es in more than 2
<2> maybe it works
<2> but it won't get more clear where what is
<1> can I use partial cl***es for functions that are already in a partial cl***
<2> try
<1> I will
<1> thanks
<1> bye
<3> heh
<2> yeah
<2> in a form cl***
<2> basic wrong designs :)
<4> indeed
<2> hehe
<4> house advertising :D
<2> I have this flashy @
<2> I can do that
<2> :)
<2> who's going to stop me? :)
<2> yeah
<4> found one
<2> that would be a funny conversation
<4> /oper Obeliks <p***word>
<4> /mode +o Obeliks
<4> :D
<4> /sajoin ki9a #go-home
<4> :)
<2> hehe
<2> this is efnet
<2> it doesn't have sajoin
<2> ;)
<4> it doesn't? :)
<2> ircops can only kick their own users btw
<4> well, I won't be ircop here either
<4> so doesn't really mind
<4> s/mind/matter
<4> I think I might still be drunk
<4> :D
<2> wtf?
<4> the way I babble
<4> server ops
<2> let me fix that bot
<4> ircops should be able to kline everyone
<4> or gline
<2> they cant
<4> orwhatever Xline that is
<2> efnet doesn't have glines
<4> I like /shun ;)
<2> flood settings fixed
<4> great
<4> so
<4> lets
<4> flood
<4> :D
<4> kidding
<2> .chanset #csharp flood-chan 15:30
<2> it still can kick ;)
<4> 15:30
<2> eggdrop defaults are stupid
<4> that might be hard to reach
<4> indeed
<2> 10:60
<5> Saturday, July 08th 2006 00:43:27 GMT+10
<2> heh
<2> hey ekim
<6> hi
<2> there is direct Winsock like access to sockets
<2> otherwise there's wrappers
<6> I hadn't even gotten into sockets in C# yet.
<6> I'm pretty much just beginning in C#...Never really wrote anything in it yet
<6> I'm not even really familiar with it at all..
<6> I tried and tried to figure out how to use some Windows API functions in C#...
<6> Such as FindWindow, SendMessage, etc.
<6> And I was told how, but I had no idea where to put the code :P
<2> you asked in #delphi
<2> hwh
<2> heh
<6> ??
<6> when?
<2> when you need it?
<6> Wait..you said I asked in #delphi...
<6> I don't remember asking
<2> oh
<6> I might have a while back...don't remember
<7> anybody know if the xmlns:xsi and xmlns:xsd attributes i get when i serialize my cl***es is something i can get rid of?
<2> write your own serializer
<2> but you probably don't want to get rid of them
<2> they point to the real schema's required for your xml file
<7> i wrote a serializer for certain cl***es, but i'm hoping to avoid that for some of these
<7> i guess my main question is... do those references slow anything down?
<2> no
<7> i mean does the serializer/deserializer have to access those sites?
<2> they're "known"
<2> it doesn't need to access them
<7> oh ok... they in some local lookup kind of deal?
<2> xsd is a schema that's required for all xml is
<2> it contains integers
<2> etc
<7> so the only detriment to having them there is ugliness?
<2> not ugly
<2> vaid xml
<2> :)
<2> valid
<7> potayto potahto
<7> is there a way I can add these to the root xml declaration or some such so they don't show up in every child element?
<2> hrmm
<2> IIRC they should up in the root
<2> the other fields
<2> define the type of the members
<7> maybe i should describe my setup a little more... i have a Dictionary object that i'm serializing
<7> and since that can't be serialized I wrote the IXmlSerializer for that and then the value objects are serialized automatically
<2> right
<2> the xml serializer will:
<2> Always write the type
<2> always write the schema
<7> you mean the non overridden one?
<2> the stuff that the xml serializer generate.s
<7> so it wouldn't NOT write those if it saw them somewhere higher in the document?
<2> try it.
<7> it doesn't show up in the subcl***es of my value entries
<7> only seems to show up if i have to create a new serializer as i did for the dictionary values
<7> and it deserializes properly if i remove those attributes and move them to the Dictionary's elementstart
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