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[16:12]<2uc>what widget do I put a picture on?
[16:13]<2uc>ooops, theres an image widget
[16:13]<djgsvy>what interface do i have to implement if i want to create my own array?
[16:14]<svzz[wjzc]>hey guys, still have some problems implementing IBindableComponent in a Non-Control class... here's the description of the problem and the Class Code : http://rafb.net/paste/results/JHV99v25.html
[16:14]<djgsvy>sorry arraylist
[16:14]<wyfaj>monsti: you dont
[16:14]<wyfaj>oh
[16:14]<sdnffdxdlld>monsti, are you using .net 2.0?
[16:14]<djgsvy>wilco: i need this for managed/unmanaged code bdinging
[16:14]<wyfaj>why not either derive from or aggregrate an instance of an arraylist, if you're in 1.1?
[16:14]<djgsvy>smellyhippy: no
[16:14]<sdnffdxdlld>bitchin
[16:14]<wyfaj>or derive from collectionbase
[16:14]<djgsvy>wilco: this is the base interface for arraylist?
[16:15]<fzdnzwwnnqnn0q1o>sup guyyysss
[16:15]<wyfaj>it's the base class that you can use to quickly created typed collections
[16:15]<djgsvy>thx
[16:16]<fzdnzwwnnqnn0q1o>i like teh java documentation
[16:16]<fzdnzwwnnqnn0q1o>msdn suckssss
[16:17]<wyfaj>you gotta be kidding
[16:18]<sdnffdxdlld>lo jwormy
[16:18]<djgsvy>wilco: i was looking for "IList"
[16:18]<djgsvy>thx a lo
[16:18]<djgsvy>+t
[16:19]<djgsvy>i have some braindead c++ (unmanaged) code here - and i'd like to have nice c# access
[16:19]<wyfaj>i see
[16:20]<fyfuym-syfggag>god its trying
[16:20]<fyfuym-syfggag>playing soccer in the road infront of our offices
[16:21]<wr2e>hi guys. im writing a program which queries many tcp servers at once (game server browser). i create 32 threads for this, and everything goes smoothly until it completes some random number of servers, at which stage they all start timing out. i am closing my sockets and streams, and this behaviour only seems to happen in windows. any ideas?
[16:21]<wr2e>i.e each thread creates a socket, does its stuff and closes it
[16:21]<wyfaj>yikes
[16:21]<djgsvy>wabz: yes!
[16:22]<djgsvy>wabz: ask bill gates why he limited in SP2 connecets to one IP to 10 connects
[16:22]<wr2e>im connecting to different servers
[16:22]<djgsvy>there is a limit of 10 afaik to one port, too
[16:22]<wyfaj>it probably makes more sense to use threadpool/queuedworkeritems to only run so many threads at once
[16:23]<wyfaj>simply going through all ip's and fire off a thread to do its thing sounds silly and "out of control"
[16:23]<wr2e>there is a limit of 10 connections to the same port on different IPs?!??! is this documented?
[16:23]<djgsvy>wabz: yes in service pack 2
[16:23]<djgsvy>wabz: you can try checking emule's source
[16:24]<djgsvy>they have a work aournd for this i guess
[16:25]<wr2e>oh, it limits connection attempts _per second_
[16:25]<djgsvy>yes ;)
[16:25]<awjzdd>wilco: who is kidding
[16:25]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: sup homey
[16:25]<djgsvy>limit virus attacs ;)
[16:26]<wr2e>http://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497
[16:28]<fyfuym-syfggag>sup worms
[16:29]<wyfaj>the only thing i dislike about msdn is that they're a bit slow and that they lack user contributions
[16:30]<dyguw>I can taste blood in my mouth, stupid food. I bit myself.
[16:30]<sdnffdxdlld>msdn often has information on it thats only understandable if you already know the information
[16:31]<dyguw>very logic
[16:31]<drdyrrr_>MSDuNo
[16:31]<sdnffdxdlld>looking up methods and properties can be a pain in the arse as the comments are often pretty much the same as the method/property name
[16:31]<dyguw>damieng_: lol
[16:31]<sdnffdxdlld>hehe
[16:31]<sdnffdxdlld>ello damieng_
[16:31]<dyguw>It hurts :(
[16:32]<wyfaj>smellyhippy: got any example?:)
[16:32]<sdnffdxdlld>not off the top of my head ... i tend tend to rememeber where useless data lives :P
[16:33]<sdnffdxdlld>errr I dont tend
[16:33]<wyfaj>bummer
[16:34]<awjzdd>Liquid-Silence: y000!
[16:34]<awjzdd>bummer
[16:34]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: can i pm?
[16:35]<sdnffdxdlld>yeah
[16:44]<dyguw>AddIn or AddOn or PlugIn?
[16:45]<fyfuym-syfggag>Plugz0r
[16:45]<txnjzd>not AddOn
[16:45]<txnjzd>I'd probably go with Plugin
[16:46]<txnjzd>http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=addin&word2=plugin
[16:46]<dyguw>Nice =)
[16:48]<2uc>mmmh, how do I exit an application?
[16:49]<dyguw>Windows Forms application: System.Windows.Forms.Application.Exit();
[16:49]<2uc>Console application?
[16:50]<dyguw>Just exit the Main() method.
[16:51]<2uc>funny, I'm far away from that
[16:51]<2uc>I want to exit with a specific return code
[16:53]<dyguw>buk: ask Mr Google.
[17:13]<fyfuym-syfggag>cheers
[17:14]<fyfuym-syfggag>ghoing home
[17:25]<dyguw>What is most recommended, base my application around a mainform or just make the form a front-end?
[17:28]<zyccus>minux: you asking that question for real?
[17:42]<jzzncqqq>does someone know if ms project 2003 has change request ?
[17:43]<dyguw>rikkus: Not really =)
[17:43]<dyguw>rikkus: I've just been messing with my MainForm class for a few hours to make it work perfectly that I can't think
[17:43]<dyguw>rikkus: Needed a little break. :)
[17:44]<dyguw>EricCartman: Yet another KDE hacker in ##csharp, so, what is your reason to code C#?
[17:50]<mjzymygo>Can someone here tell me what the point of Ruby is?
[17:51]<azyfm>Rubies are more valuable than Perls
[17:52]<mjzymygo>=)
[17:52]<sdnffdxdlld>lol good answer
[17:52]<sdnffdxdlld>ruby is a scripting language ... so where ever you'd normally use a script you'd use ruby ... the advantage is that ruby is damn nice to use (or so i've been told)
[17:54]<mjzymygo>smippy: I know what it is duder ;)... just wondering what gap it's trying to fill in general
[17:54]<sdnffdxdlld>its jsut a better scripting language
[17:55]<sdnffdxdlld>its apparently more popular than python in japan now
[17:55]<mjzymygo>about as handy as Python then huh?
[17:55]<mjzymygo>wooow... japan
[17:55]<azyfm>Isn't that the excuse of washed out rock groups? "We're big in Japan"
[17:55]<sdnffdxdlld>lol







