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<0> cyn: ya hafta use xml docs for that? there's not a function description thingy like in vb6?
<0> attribute maybe...
<1> hmm..
<1> what keyword should i search for on google to find info on that?
<1> function notation?
<2> create function documentation .net
<3> pr0n
<0> yeah...when in doubt search for pr0n
<3> *sigh* five day forecast: 105F or higher
<0> ick
<3> yeah
<1> error might know..
<0> if you didn't live where you do I'd maybe feel sorry for you
<1> hi error
<3> June power bill was $475. And I felt pretty bad, until my buddy told me about his bill
<3> $850
<0> ****
<3> heh
<3> They keep (kept) it like an ice box
<3> no more
<0> I like my ice box though...
<0> anything above 72 in the house and I'm burning up
<3> We pay 34 cents a KWH here in CA
<1> error u in CA?
<1> which city?
<3> once you go over 300% of your "baseline quantity"
<0> I have no idea what I pay
<0> hell, I don't even know what the monthly bill is
<0> I bring the money home, she spends it
<3> hehe
<1> error > is it possible to make notes for a public overloads function TestMe() << so that when i call type testme in the IDE i can see notes for it.. with intelisense.
<1> i wont ask that question again.. :)
<3> That's the reverse of this household
<1> last time.
<0> oe: i.e. vb6 function descriptions
<3> My wife hasn't paid a bill in years
<0> oe: my prior was like that...I tried to let her do it once...she ****ed it up every time...
<0> this girl is obsessive about such things, so was still needing to check balances and things even if I was handling it...if she's gonna double check it all anyhoo, might as well just do it
<0> plus this one doesn't **** it up
<1> error.. not available in .net? the vb6 function description option.
<3> The what?
<1> puple can u help explain?
<0> basic: I'm debating finding this answer for you, just cuz I want to know...but seriously...another five or six questions about something that's documented is gonna earn you a perm ban
<1> i wana be able to put note for a function i wrote.. sothat when i call that function in the ide.. i see the notes for that custom function.. like the bult in functions have.
<3> Only documentation that shows in the Object browser is via TLB documentation
<1> i know purple.
<3> .Net has attributes for that
<1> but i cant find anything documented on this..
<0> see? like I said...attributes
<1> :)
<2> http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/29646/0/page/1
<2> Producing Professional MSDN-style Documentation with .NET and NDoc
<0> he's not talking about docs
<0> talking about the method description in intellisense
<1> notation in the function.
<1> yup.
<2> http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/?id=tooltipsxmldocumentation&lang=en
<2> Adding IntelliSense tooltips, XML comments, and documentation
<3> Basic_: Now that you know, search for yourself
<2> sort of like that?
<3> martin2: Let's not feed the speds
<0> I speak sped waaay too well
<2> im just showing that its not terribly difficult to find this stuff
<3> They breed if you feed them :(
<2> true
<2> no more feeding
<1> thanx
<3> bay**** couldn't find his *** with a map
<1> ill take it from now ;)
<0> that's a first
<1> damn.. the keyword was intellisense..
<1> one thing i did not search for on google..
<1> ****load of info now ;)
<1> thanx guys..
<1> wont bother you again for another 24min
<1> :)
<0> longer than that
<3> heh
<0> I'm getting sick of that lazy ****
<0> last night he said he'd stop asking retarded basic questions when he has produced a release version product
<4> Hello. Would any of you by any chance know whether there is a printf-equivalent in vb.net?`
<2> console.writeline
<4> o.. thanks.. how about if i'd like to save the results in a string?
<2> string.format
<4> just what i need, thanks man! :)
<2> np
<4> is there any way i can check whether a variable is un***igned without raising a null reference exception?
<3> If Not (foo Is Nothing) then
<3> or use the new IsNot keywork
<3> keyword
<3> AintNot if you're using the southern version :P
<3> er.. just Aint
<3> (screwed that one up)
<4> hehe.. well, the on-the-fly syntax checker still complains about a possible null reference exception.
<3> Then you aren't checking correctly
<4> the variable is declared in an if-block.. and i'm trying to access the variable under a 'using'-block
<3> kvitmus: http://www.rafb.net/paste
<3> wtf... I just clicked a JPG link and a windows installer opened
<4> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/VVjBeR86.html
<3> Which line throws the exception?
<3> or warning of exception
<4> 15 i guess
<4> 15.
<3> What
<3> What's the point of an empty loop?
<4> as soon as i've overcome this error i'm going to put something in it
<3> Anyway, you need to check that Setting IsNot nothing
<4> i guess what i'm trying to do is replace a line in a file
<3> If there's no vbNewLine in the file, then you'll have an exception, as is
<4> yeah, i know.
<3> yeah...
<4> hm.. i'll go google for some replace-functions, see if something comes up that might help me.
<4> but thanks
<4> :)
<3> wtf don't you just check that it is not nothing?
<3> Line 7 is not guaranteed to succeed
<4> thanks for pointing that out, but i've got line 7 under control
<3> I'm not saying you don't
<4> could you give me an example of that isnot check, because i don't seem able to get it working.
<3> I gave you one
<3> 06/07/16 12:01:51 [OnErr0r] If Not (foo Is Nothing) then
<4> it's giving me the exact same error
<3> Then you check is incorrect
<4> hm. alright.
<3> paste again
<3> your
<4> ah, i've got it. it's the whole if-thing that causes trouble. since the variable is declared in the if-statement, and im trying to use it afterwards it's just taking the possibility that the code inside the if-statement doesn't get executed. hence the complaints.
<3> That's easy to fix
<3> Option Explicit On
<3> Option Strict On
<4> well, actually i guess vb has got a point. the if-block might not get executed, and i dont want no abrupt program exits due to silly errors such as that
<3> You really should consider giving your variables data types too
<3> You're using "As Object" implicitly
<3> Function Define(ByVal Name As String, Optional ByVal Value As String = "")
<3> You apparently mean As Boolean there
<3> And are returning "1", God knows why
<3> true is what you're after
<4> well, there's a reason for that too, believe it or not :)
<3> Dim Settings() <- nasty
<4> Alright. why is it nasty?
<3> dim Setting <- same
<5> Dim Sum() Nasty
<3> It's As Object
<3> If you mean As String, say it
<4> yeah, i intend to.. i tend to polish code after i get it working, so as not to waste precious time :P
<3> It's a waste of time to have to go back
<3> Write it correctly the first time
<3> bbl
<4> i'm pretty much fumbling in unknown territory, and so i'm experimenting a lot... trying this, trying that.
<4> but thanks for the advice though
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