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<0> macca!
<1> what up
<0> watching the dead zone
<1> wh***at?
<0> series
<0> quite nice
<1> i see.
<1> i'm still working on: https://guest:guest@development.maccasoft.com.au/lld/direct/www/
<0> checking.
<0> flashy



<1> i've got 20 days to finish it
<1> and i'm only about 20% way through :(
<0> ****s :)
<1> yeah
<1> i need more devs :D
<0> hehe
<1> but i'm getting paid peanuts for it :(
<0> more than onee?
<1> (my cousins site)
<0> never do business with famiy
<0> family
<0> didn't someone ever tell you that?
<1> yeah i know.
<1> but i'm too nice.
<2> Macca, url?
<1> whaffor?
<1> https://guest:guest@development.maccasoft.com.au/lld/direct/www/ ?
<2> The page cannot be displayed
<1> why?
<3> why can't I connect with TcpClient? if I try to connect with my irc client or in some other language it works fine but in C# I get exception. http://rafb.net/paste/results/WdWnRF22.html
<1> <@CSwhore> i have to share, because it's so funny <3> why can't I connect with TcpClient? if I try to connect with my irc client or in some other language it works fine but in C# I get exception. http://rafb.net/paste/results/WdWnRF22.html
<1> go ask freenode
<1> oh
<1> you did
<1> hahahah
<1> if i'm cooking corn in boiling water.. how long should i cook it for?
<2> until it's not hard?
<4> until you see popcorn
<5> hello. while (true) string line = reader.ReadLine(); Console.WriteLine(line);
<0> that won't compile.
<5> how to break this loop on error?
<0> you forgot the {}'s
<5> yeah
<0> line = ""; while (line != "quit") { line = reader.ReadLine(); console.WriteLine(line); }
<6> is there any event occuring AFTER a container has painted its children?
<6> string line; while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != "quit") Console.WriteLine(line);
<0> threadw: that is fairly ugly though ;)
<0> threadw: after? doutbful
<6> heh yea
<6> **** readability



<6> :P
<5> by error I meant when socket is closed. == null seems to work though
<6> Socket.Poll()
<6> " Determines the status of the Socket."
<5> while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null)
<5> that worked
<6> yup
<5> strange though, I can't seem to register to irc server
<5> and I'm sending same strings as I did in telnet
<0> do you send an enter?
<6> if he's using StreamWriter and WriteLine() it should work
<6> hm
<6> odd
<5> that's what I'm using
<5> connection time outs
<6> to the server?
<6> well, check for typos?
<5> maybe it's because of \r\n?
<5> http://rafb.net/paste/results/lqAGDJ40.html
<5> if I use a nick that I know is in use I don't get error about it
<5> so it's probably not sending NICK at all, at least not in a proper format
<0> do you flush the streamwriter?
<5> I didn't
<6> it caches for packet optimization, so might not send your data until you call Flush()
<0> might be an idea.
<5> yeah that worked
<5> by the way is there a way to flush at \n automatically, or on each call? or do I just have to Flush manually on every message
<0> Read the help? :)
<0> AutoFlush
<5> cool
<5> I need to use Synchronized(writer); with async connection, right?
<0> that just depends on how you use it.
<7> hi. how can I change 2nd character of the string ? str[2] = newchar doesn't work.
<2> [1]
<2> it starts from 0
<7> no you can't change the string since it's immutable (doesn't seem to stop += from working though)
<7> I can't see a way to do it apart from copying it to char array or stringbuilder
<0> legits: substring it
<7> I cant see how will substring help me to replace a character
<7> replace won't work either
<7> it accepts two characters
<0> x[0]+newchar+x.SubString(2);
<7> :(
<7> ugly as hell, I guess I'll have to get used to do with C#
<7> that*
<0> well
<0> he's doing it wrong


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