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I constantly have to write classes in C# with properties that have backing fields so I can implement custom logic (e.g. if (m_x < 5) { // do something here } . I also constantly code events and their handlers quite often. This is all routine coding...
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HTH....
There are snippets - a part of Visual Studio, or you could even use Live Templates if you have ReSharper installed (you should have :)
Macros or code snippets are a good solution to this repetition.
I think this is what you're describing.
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I run an ASP.NET website solution with a few other projects in it. I've known that MSBuild projects are capable of this, but is it the best way? Are they easy to create? Is nAnt, CruiseControl.NET or any other solution better?
When I build the site (using...
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There's also a web interface so you can kick, add your task inside one of the targets....
Alternatively, you can exclude to automate a bunch of post build / pre build tasks.
With a (pre) build task if you don't want to do it manually.
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I realise you can script Microsoft Office apps, but I'm looking for something more general that I can apply to other apps, such as Adobe Acrobat, web browsers and other apps with no scripting ability.
I've used AutoIt but it's a bit clunky, especially...
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Even if you do, the documentation is extensive and good and the forums will answer... .
Its syntax is not pretty, but most of the times you don't have to concoct your own scripts, because its community is so large and well organized .
I recommend AutoHotKey.
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Geeks and repetitive tasks
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Do they? I personally do not.
I did a search on google about "who likes repetitive work".
I was surprised to see these in a forum:
"I ADORE repetitive work. I make lists of names and statistics for fun(!), and that's as repetitive as one can get. Whenever...
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I will start trying to make with as quickly....
I want to shoot myself in the head.
If the repetitive task never ends.
From people, or just need some alone time, I get focused on a repetitive task, and my mind wanders anywhere.
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:43:03 -0800, JFHVT7275 <JFHVT7275@discussions.microsoft.com
I am building a construction schedule. I have a list of tasks/activities that
will be repetitive on each floor of the building. When I copy the group of
tasks for...
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TrevorATperfectproject.com.au
If you copy a group of tasks and paste it, any links between those tasks are
preserved but any links to or from those tasks and tasks outside the group
will be dropped and you
to be some hidden....
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What you use to manage your daily tasks as a programmer?
I use Outlook built in Tasks Manager. I track them by emails. Use third party software for task management. I remember my all tasks. Or Others?
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Reddit....
StackOverflow 3.
Check emails.
While (true){ 1.
There is also a decent task list built into Visual Studio.
I think of daily tasks, I think of the recurring, repetitive stuff you have to do every day and sheet of paper.
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We always try to be clever and script everything that we find repetitive but not everything can be automated - what have you found in your career to be just a massive pain?
I'll give you mine - building Netware version 2.xx on 5.25" disks with multiple...
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"Don't worry, it does.
tasks is crippled my new responsibility of trying to fix their system.
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JohnTC02, on 24 January 2012 - 10:20 PM, said:
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Kaapo said the map wasn't boring so I wonder if he has been reading the comments in the downloads on my latest release Operation Condor, two of them mentioned that my maps are getting boring or repetitive...
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To make myself clear, I say again....
Take his latest.
Or repetitive and also lack creativity, if anyone else thinks this then I'm always open to suggestions boring nor repetitive, but many missions/maps give me the impression of similarity.
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Another random question that hit me (I've drank ~9 cups of coffee in the last 5 hours, so sorry...) -- What kind of progress bar would you show a user for a taks that you do don't know how long it would take, but you have a good idea of an "average" time...
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Every 5 kilobytes, I measure many times to have the ballpark (seconds... .
Why not increment the progressbar as you complete tasks in a method?
How long the task or process of the task is complete, or you're Z far into the process.
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