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I've been hearing/reading a lot about the new language enhancements for C# 4. I'm a little curious if these same enhancements are also going to be applied to VB as well, or what. Does anyone know where I can get some insight here? With all the new changes...
Started by Wes P on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you need to target an older .NET version, VB.NET will still be the one ... .
The main strength of VB.NET over C# was Office/COM integration, and the new C# is addressing that .
Some of the changes to C# (e.g Named Optional Parameters) were already in VB .
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Pretty much like the title says..
I'm wondering where the place is to suggest language enhancements.
A place where the VB and C# language teams hang out?
A central repository of ideas for the future of these languages?
Something like that.
Started by Rory Becker on
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Why not post your thoughts here, and let us all... .
Of course, the other approach is: here; there; anywhere.
It's a bug/suggestion repository for all of Visual Studio, .NET and the languages .
Microsoft Connect Visual Studio area is probably your best bet .
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Are there examples of significant enhancements to major programming languages that were fully released and then found to be sufficiently flawed that they had to be withdrawn?
UPD @Jeff Foster has an example of a feature that is not consistently implemented...
Started by peter.murray.rust on
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Reduce() in Python has been removed from the global namespace... .
See here for more information.
It's not been withdrawn, but since so few compilers implement it that it is effectively useless .
C++ has a keyword "export" which very few compilers implement .
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Is bug tracking different than feature enhancement tracking? if so, what tools do you use to track newer features to be added to existing applications?
Started by bushman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
They (bugs, feature....
Bugs are defects and feature enhancements are not, pure and simple with their customers.
No, they are not.
I can't believe people saying that bugs and feature enhancements "are the same thing".
Tools such as Bugzilla
P.S.
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Cause I have quite a lot of points, but don't know if I want to spend them on enhancements if they're trash in comparison to most of the ones in the game for free.
Started by The_South on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cityofheroes):
There are two major differences:
-The enhancements level up with you, so like regular enhancements....
The store bought enhancements are identical in enhancement value and set bonuses to in-game enhancements of the same name.
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I have a couple of things that I would like to have in VB.NET. Do you have ideas of other functions, methods or extensions of the language you are working with? Here are mine:
Extended WITH statement (like in Pascal), to change property of more than one...
Started by Stefan on
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Friend classes for C#
I primarily work with a proprietary language, VAL3, for controlling industrial robots... .
I want to be able to check if something exists and check a property in a single if statement .
Closure (for java)
Short-circuit logic in VBScript.
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I've been a long-time Delphi developer and honestly day by day it started to feel more and more cumbersome especially in this age of dynamic languages like Python or Ruby . And not only the dynamic ones are progressing fast, C# and Java too are progressing...
Started by utku_karatas on
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I currently use TPerlRegex from the guy who makes RegexBuddy (which is an AWESOME product) .
Also see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/268537/what-features-of-the-upcoming-delphi-prism-would-you-like-to-see-in-delphi-for
Native regular expressions.
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Var projectWindow; function btnNew_Click() { var form = document.createElement("form"); form.setAttribute("target", "projectWindow"); form.setAttribute("method", "post"); form.setAttribute("action", "MySite.aspx"); document.body.appendChild(form); var...
Started by Ahmad Hajou on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try adding it to the onload of the new window:
projectWindow.onload = function(){projectWindow.focus()};
Didn't test this code, hope this helps! Oh! and to create a hidden input, do this:
var hiddenField = document.createElement("input"); hiddenField.... .
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With MySQL I often overlook some options like 'signed/unsigned' ints and 'allow null' but I'm wondering if these details could slow a web application down.
Are there any notable performance differences in these situations?
using a low/high range of Integer...
Started by smchacko on
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All you need is a fast comparison function on your key, and it usually doesn't matter what range of integers... .
From my understanding of B-trees (that's how relational databases are usually implemented, right?), these things should not make any difference .
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Will there be Web browser enhancements for the Nook Simple Touch included in future Software Updates? I understand that, although it is a hidden tool, it is quite buggy. Thank you.
Started by GBPPaul on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at barnesandnoble):
I would be surprised.
enhancements include those related to Web browsing? The N2E is marketed a simple reader.
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