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I have seen a demo of F# and DirectX.
User selects a part of F# code and sends it to F# interactive. It between, the form's thread is working: the form shows dynamic content and responds to clicks.
Can I conclude that for existing C# winforms project ...
Started by modosansreves on
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Can't say how exactly this works for now.
Sharp/Making-Your-Code-CLS-Compliant/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/730f1wy3.aspx
F# is just SynchronizationContext.Send transparently, just like IronPython shell does .
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Emacs Lisp function often start like this:
(lambda () (interactive) ...
What does "(interactive)" do?
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Just to clarify (it is in the quoted docs that Charlie cites ) (interactive) is not just for key, not from....
When actually called, `interactive' just.
interactively' how to read arguments to pass to the function.
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How can I interact with a .mdf or.ldf file? When I say interact, I mean view/edit fields, records on the desktop.
Its inside a websites App_Data folder.
Started by madphp on
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After.
Hi,
To "interact" with an mdf file, you need to attach the database to an MS SQL Server.
In the ServerName, just from there.
Then look for Enterprise Manager or SQL Server Management Studio .
2000/2005/2008.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Was forever alone phaggot in high school, just texted girl if she wants to hang out, where would be the best place to go?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bodybuilding):
Doitphaggot.jpg Originally Posted by rok3r just texted another girl, this....
Nevermind, strong fuken backfire "What he doesn't know won't hurt him."
Just to see doesn't know won't hurt him."
Just to see her response.
Get to know her.
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How can I start an interactive console for Perl, similar to the irb command for Ruby or python for Python?
Started by ibz on
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(The value "1" doesn't matter, it's just a valid.
At a command prompt, type perl -de 1.
Perl -d is your friend:
% perl -de 0
You can always just drop into the built-in debugger and run as one.
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How can I run a command on a remote Unix machine without starting a interactive session?
Started by Richard Hoskins on
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Just use ssh:
ssh yourusername@yourserver.com "ls -l"
You could add a Subsystem entry to your sshd.
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My company have a web application product for distribution planning and scheduling. An important part of it is a gantt chart component where user can fine tune the schedules. Currently the gantt chart component is pure javascript+dhtml.
I am currently...
Started by bungrudi on
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Hi,
I would just like to update you on our very rich and interactive MS Project like.
Owned by IBM.
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I am looking for an example that renders an interactive earth similar to the one in the Smule products.
Any help will be great even if it is just part of the solution.
Started by Jamey McElveen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It's not specifically ES, but I don't think you'll have a hard time adapting it. .
Here's an OpenGL earth simulator.
I don't think it will be open source though.
There is a google earth application for the iphone.
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Is there any way to have all svn commands default to act as though they were passed the --non-interactive parameter? We have some wrapper executables that perform a series of svn commands that hang whenever they hit a conflict since upgrading the subversion...
Started by Phillip Benages on
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What's wrong with just explicitly passing --Non-Interactive in your wrapper executables.
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I know that it's possible to implicitly provide asynchronous interaction using:
Asynchronous Delegates Asynchronous Callbacks I was just wondering what other methods .Net supports for asynchronous interaction?
Help greatly appreciated.
Regards
EDIT:
Maybe...
Started by Goober on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Asynchronous operations in .NET are started by....
Take a look at this web page, its nicely written with good examples: http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/threads/
This might be outside what you're asking, but there is also support for Message Queueing .
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