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[07:36]<cfudsd>-not to squat, to USE
[07:37]<cfudsd>-soemthign that doesn't have the term windows in it
[07:38]<cj2nz>-In MSSQL is there a way to return a custom row affected count? My method is expecting only 1 row updated (because i'm updating a vew) but the view executes a trigger that updates data in a few tables which makes the expected result wrong
[07:38]<zzcn>+<3
[07:40]<cj2nz>-I have devforlife.org if you want it
[07:40]<cj2nz>-I was gonna use it but now i'm just squatting ;p
[07:41]<cfudsd>-kober, thanks for the offer, but i wanted something specific to the technology
[07:41]<zgzzcydjvgev>+how about MyPS.com/org/net
[07:42]<zgzzcydjvgev>+its for your PowerShell analyzer right?
[07:42]<cfudsd>-nope.. its for a powershell user community
[07:42]<zgzzcydjvgev>+ah
[07:42]<zgzzcydjvgev>+k
[07:42]<cfudsd>-i got powershell.biz for my analyzer
[07:43]<cfudsd>-and it doesn't use the word "windows" so not TM issues
[07:43]<cfudsd>-www.windowspowershell.net
[07:43]<cfudsd>-is what i currently have for the portal (no content, just a nice logo)
[07:45]<cj2nz>-get nawps.net not a windows power shell
[07:46]<cj2nz>-;p
[07:48]<cfudsd>-hehe
[07:48]<`d0>+can we find all the classes in a namespace?
[07:49]<pxyfkc>+Using Reflection? Probably.
[07:50]<`d0>+I want to see what classes there are in a namespace
[07:50]<`d0>+oh well :) I will just sleep
[07:50]<`d0>+why am I doing work at home
[07:50]<cj2nz>-Assembly assemblyInfo = typeof(Object).Module.Assembly; Type[] AssemblyTypeInfo = assemblyInfo.GetTypes();
[07:50]<`d0>+:p
[07:51]<txn_tyac>+
ACTION installs vs 2k5

[07:51]<`d0>+I am not even geting paid :p
[07:51]<txn_tyac>+`m0: having fun? :P
[07:51]<cj2nz>-you can also do it through its file name with Assembly.LoadFrom("File");
[07:51]<`d0>+:)
[07:51]<`d0>+i guess so
[07:51]<`d0>+I watch soccer at work only
[07:51]<`d0>+lol
[07:52]<`d0>+TIme to watch entourage and sleep
[07:52]<`d0>+gnite night guys :)
[07:55]<xj22r>-how do you reuse connection strings that you specify in the <connectionStrings> section in app.config files?
[07:56]<cj2nz>-ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["name"].ConnectionString
[08:03]<xj22r>-i mean, reuse them from within app.config files.
[08:03]<xj22r>-so i define a connection string once inside <connectionStrings>, and then i can reference it by name in 10 other places inside the same .config file
[08:04]<xj22r>-...is that possible?
[08:08]<zzcn>+ugh
[08:08]<zzcn>+log base 3 of 13
[08:08]<zzcn>+is...?
[08:09]<zzcn>+(or somebody tell me how to convert log base x into log base 10 i dont remember
[08:09]<cj2nz>-hobba, sorry I went to use the bathroom
[08:09]<cj2nz>-;p
[08:09]<cj2nz>-but yeah I think you can just reference it by its name
[08:10]<cj2nz>-what exactly are you trying to do?
[08:12]<zzcn>+nevermind i remembered
[08:12]<zzcn>+wheeee
[08:13]<xj22r>-kober, how do you reference it by name within the same file though?
[08:13]<xj22r>-i know how to do it using code (use ConfigurationManager)
[08:15]<kdzdg>+hey people. Hey I was wondering does anyone know where I can find a tutorial on how to create a StatusStrip progress bar?
[08:16]<cfudsd>-drag/drop
[08:17]<kdzdg>+brb gotta restart my pc
[08:17]<zgzzcydjvgev>+is there an ASM plugin for visual studio 2005?
[08:18]<txn_tyac>+heh
[08:18]<txn_tyac>+probably not dude
[08:18]<txn_tyac>+asm is like the polar opposite of visual studio 2k5 from what I can tell
[08:18]<cfudsd>-in C++ you can do asm { }
[08:18]<cfudsd>-i;ve done dotnet assemblies that the same .CPP file contained inline assembler, unmanaged C++, and managed C++ , and consumed that from C#
[08:19]<zgzzcydjvgev>+i dont mean C++
[08:19]<zgzzcydjvgev>+i mean straight up ASM
[08:19]<zgzzcydjvgev>+since iirc visual studio 2005 *can* be extended in terms of the languages it supports
[08:19]<cfudsd>-well MS won't make it, but i'm sure somebody has/wil
[08:20]<cfudsd>-
ACTION dreams of a cross compiler for vs.net 2005 for coding C64 stuff

[08:20]<txn_tyac>+heh
[08:20]<zgzzcydjvgev>+wow: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/14/technology/14search.html?ex=1307937600&en=c96a72bbc5f90a47&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss
[08:20]<zgzzcydjvgev>+thats not too far from where i live
[08:20]<txn_tyac>+gimme python and objective-c
[08:23]<txn_tyac>+or how about a plugin that just passes everything to gcc, that'd be cool
[08:25]<cfudsd>-anarkiDotNEt, a potential pay raise?
[08:26]<cfudsd>-no not that "Gay C Compiler"
[08:26]<txn_tyac>+*sigh*
[08:27]<cfudsd>-:)
[08:27]<txn_tyac>+it'd be simpler than writing 500 language plugins for vs
[08:28]<`d0>+in c++ I do asm(LOAD A,3
[08:29]<`d0>+ect...
[08:29]<`d0>+straight asm AnarkiDotNET
[08:29]<txn_tyac>+klumsy: unless you have a better suggestion for getting ada, fortran, and objective-c
[08:29]<cfudsd>-no better solution
[08:30]<cfudsd>-but doing such would not really leverage the featuers of vs.net
[08:30]<txn_tyac>+well sure
[08:30]<txn_tyac>+but keeping a consistent ide would be nice
[08:30]<kdzdg>+im back
[08:30]<cfudsd>-but how would you provide intellisense etc
[08:30]<cfudsd>-basically you'd just be using it as a text editor
[08:30]<txn_tyac>+dunno
[08:31]<txn_tyac>+ya
[08:31]<cfudsd>-the IDE part will just be clutter
[08:31]<kdzdg>+would anyone know a tut on how to make a statusstrip progress bar work?
[08:31]<txn_tyac>+klumsy: maybe, there could be a workable medium to it
[08:31]<kdzdg>+none of my 6 books i have tell you
[08:31]<cfudsd>-would be better to roll your own IDE, for those languages quickly using a VS.NET like syntax editor, where you could whip up xml based syntax rules really quickly for each of those languages
[08:31]<txn_tyac>+
ACTION will look later

[08:31]<zgzzcydjvgev>+the whole point of an IDE is providing faster and easier development
[08:32]<zgzzcydjvgev>+you nullify that by making a "one ___ fits all" type thing
[08:32]<syfyvyaw>-scite
[08:32]<cfudsd>-AnarkiDotNET: agree

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