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Does any else have a problem where when using VS2005 or VS2008, it suddenly 'forgets' to color code and format the text for you? All of a sudden it acts like its a plain old notepad editor. Sometimes if I save and re-open the file, or else re-start Visual...
Started by E.J. Brennan on
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I use C# ....
Haven't found anything that helps besides restarting visual studio.
In my case it has alway been the backgroundcompiler service that has stopped working for one reason or another .
Sometimes something similar to this happens to me in VB.Net .
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Sometimes coding issues come up and you really need to think about something different in order to refocus. What do you guys recommend? What works? Thanks.
Started by tenisist on
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Practice musical instruments....
Exercise.
Without pen and paper, or the code right in front of me, I don't get caught up in the details.
Everything else becomes a blur, and until I have clarity my .
forget, and I just keep going back to it.
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As my question implies, I seem to have a problem getting my hands dirty when learning new programming methods and technology. My problem lies in knowing there may be faster, more efficient, less tedious, and overall "better" ways of doing a certain task...
Started by blindf1re on
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Designs into "better" ones, you start worrying less about the shortcomings of the current code because, "The Process" as it were, I think you just have to get over it do what you need to do to get the code is the priority of your code....
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Can somebody please tell me how to fire-and-forget a process in Perl? I've already looked at ruby: how to fire and forget a subprocess? for doing the same in Ruby.
Started by Alex Marshall on
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Zombies" process exits then you don't really want the parent process to "fire and forget" the child process.
; } waitpid($pid, 0);
See "Signals" in perlipc for other examples of code to do this.
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Started by Kyoudai on
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I don't own an Xbox, I just wanted to help... .
Suppose Wednesday it is then.
But dammit I cant help but feel a little cheated .
This really sucks I just spent hours hand compiling a list, and for what nothing, I know I probably didn't have much of a chance .
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Can Visual Studio 2008 be configured to give me a warning when I forget to dispose an object that implements IDisposable?
Started by Travis Collins on
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"The using statement allows.
To handle objects of type IDisposable is to place the code in a using block.
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Working on three different computers at two different locations, on projects that are in subversion, I once in a while forget to check in stuff at one location, so that I cannot work on the latest code, when I want to continue working on the project at...
Started by Kjensen on
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Also make sure ....
For example, if you mix binary output files with source code, it makes it more difficult.
If the trunk is considered to contain always "golden code" so you don't want to commit half-baked when you setup your source tree.
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The answer is yes, the code works with our weekly special
Started by Dan Fredrickson on
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10% adds up quick! Don't forget the discount code!
To get an additional 10% off any order remember to plug in CHEROKEE in all caps in the coupon code box....
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I always forget to change the version number for bugfix version, when i released 1.0.9, maybe the version number in source code is still 1.0.0
So far it is not a big matter as every release was logged in SVN, i can retrieve a specified release anytime...
Started by Relax on
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Plugins like the Code::Block's AutoVersioning plugin which automatically increment the build number.
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Hi,
I have a long running process and I need it to launch another process (that will run for a good while too). I need to only start it, and then completely forget about it.
I managed to do what I needed by scooping some code from the Programming Ruby...
Started by kch on
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The current process with "something", so the child process will never execute any subsequent Ruby code the child's PID in it, but if I read your code right it's actually detaching the parent process.
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