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[20:21]<sdnffdxdlld>hehe this is a nonsmoking flat too so I have lots of frebreeze ^_^
[20:22]<zgzzcygnv>and.... WHY DOES MY COMP KEEP LOCKING UP
[20:22]<zgzzcygnv>son of a fucking bitch
[20:22]<sdnffdxdlld>because it's preparing you for life :P
[20:22]<zgzzcygnv>fucking UPS assholes
[20:23]<zgzzcygnv>my chipset cooler is over a week late
[20:24]<zgzzcygnv>its been IN PORTLAND (where i live) since the 19th
[20:24]<zgzzcygnv>hey ups: get your fucking shit together
[20:24]<zgzzcygnv></rant>
[20:24]<sdnffdxdlld>shoulda got next day delivery
[20:24]<zgzzcygnv>no money
[20:24]<sdnffdxdlld>I have a few places I order from where I place the order at 4pm and it arrives at 8:30am the next day
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>i actually overdrew my account by like $1.50 when i bought the $4.99 cooler and had to pay another $4.99 shipping
[20:25]<sdnffdxdlld>doh
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>then i got charged $27 overdraft fee
[20:25]<sdnffdxdlld>sell your arse
[20:25]<znmnzz>anarkinet how much does your house cost?
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>all because WAMU online banking is not working
[20:25]<znmnzz>just wondering the avg in portland
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>so i cant fucking see my balance
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>um
[20:25]<sdnffdxdlld>pretty boy like you should be able to get a fair rate ;)
[20:25]<zgzzcygnv>i've got a studio apartment
[20:25]<znmnzz>oh sweet
[20:26]<zgzzcygnv>its $500/month
[20:26]<znmnzz>not so bad
[20:26]<znmnzz>how new is the building?
[20:26]<zgzzcygnv>like 4-5 years
[20:26]<znmnzz>okay so pretty decent then
[20:26]<sdnffdxdlld>AnarkiNet: any good with electrics and do you have fire insurance? :P
[20:27]<zgzzcygnv>eh?
[20:27]<zgzzcygnv>i dont think so
[20:27]<sdnffdxdlld>nm ;)
[20:27]<sdnffdxdlld>lol that was hardly a serious suggestion :P
[20:27]<zgzzcygnv>what?
[20:28]<zgzzcygnv>07/19/2006 13:08:00 UNLOAD SCAN[I] PORTLAND, OR, US
[20:28]<zgzzcygnv>it shipped on the 17th...its now the 27th...i paid for 3-day air
[20:29]<zgzzcygnv>i did not fucking pay $5 for "whenever we feel like delivering it" shipping
[20:31]<vynvyv>So StringWriter takes a stringbuilder in its constructor... wth is the point of that?
[20:32]<vynvyv>why wouldn't i just use the StringBuilder directly?
[20:35]<zj2-wzc>tieTYT: I believe it is an overload so you can pass a stringbuilder that you already have to it, maybe one with stuff already in it.
[20:35]<vynvyv>o_O overload?
[20:36]<vynvyv>and also, so? Why would i want to?
[20:36]<zj2-wzc>And the StringWriter is used with reading a TextFile easily into StringBuilder
[20:36]<sdnffdxdlld>yeah StringWirter is a stream, a stringbuilder isnt
[20:36]<zj2-wzc>http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/system.io.stringwriter.aspx
[20:37]<vynvyv>smellyhippy: ah :)
[20:37]<vynvyv>now i get it
[20:38]<sdnffdxdlld>:)
[20:39]<sljjcn>in ado .net 2.0 with the methid insert of a table adapter i can insert a new row, but to update a row what methiod i have to use?
[20:39]<sdnffdxdlld>at a guess .Update()?
[20:40]<sdnffdxdlld>oh wait a sec isnt there like a commitchanges or something?
[20:40]<sdnffdxdlld>accept()?
[20:42]<vynvyv>rob-wrk: i haven't seen anything that suggests StringWriter can be used to read a TextFile
[20:42]<sdnffdxdlld>tieTYT, stream chaining
[20:43]<sdnffdxdlld>fiele >> filestream >> stringwriter >> stringbuilder
[20:43]<rxrcr>oh my god they replaced my one crappy whiteboard with 4 brand new ones!
[20:43]<sdnffdxdlld>hehe sweet :D
[20:43]<sdnffdxdlld>I had to fight so hard to get a whiteboard at work :O
[20:43]<sljjcn>smellyhippy thank you!
[20:44]<rxrcr>smellyhippy, my old one before was rediculous, erasure didn't work on it anymore
[20:44]<vynvyv>smellyhippy: how do you do that? stringwriter doesn't take a filestream
[20:44]<vynvyv>or a stream
[20:44]<rxrcr>so you would see ink from conversations 4-5 months old
[20:44]<vynvyv>wait don't answer yet
[20:44]<vynvyv>nope i'm still stumped
[20:45]<txyzmlbz>hey
[20:45]<txyzmlbz>hey!
[20:45]<txyzmlbz>anyone know if vs 2003 has a built in web server like vs 2005?
[20:45]<prnn>richTextBox1.Invoke((MethodInvoker)delegate { richTextBox1.AppendText("foo"); });
[20:46]<prnn>this works, is there a way to wrap it up in a function? So that I can so MyInvoke(richTextBox1, AppenxText, "foo");
[20:46]<sdnffdxdlld>hmmm i see what you mean tieTYT
[20:47]<vynvyv>yeah and since StreamReader can already read lines, i don't see how it could end up being easier
[20:47]<azyfm>ThirdLBR: It doesn't
[20:47]<txyzmlbz>Arild: will cassinni work with it so i can build asp.net apps?
[20:47]<vynvyv>but the fact that it's a stream makes me understand where it would be used
[20:47]<prnn>richTextBox1.Invoke((MethodInvoker)delegate { richTextBox1.AppendText("foo"); });
[20:47]<prnn>this works, is there a way to wrap it up in a function? So that I can so MyInvoke(richTextBox1, AppenxText, "foo");
[20:48]<azyfm>I think so
[20:49]<txyzmlbz>aww yeah
[20:49]<txyzmlbz>cassini saves the day
[20:49]<sdnffdxdlld>hmmmm do I clean up or watch prison break?
[20:49]<azyfm>private void MyInvoke(Control c, string method, params object[] parameters){ c.Invoke((MethodInvoker)delegate{ c.GetType().GetMethod(method).Invoke(parameters); }; }
[20:50]<prnn>Arild wow, let me try
[20:52]<rxrcr>heh Arild, what happens when method isn't found?
[20:52]<azyfm>NullRefException
[20:53]<rxrcr>:)
[20:53]<azyfm>I'm not particularly recommending the approach...
[20:54]<prnn>Arild I get this error: No overload for method 'Invoke' takes '1' arguments
[20:55]<azyfm>uhm, what do you expect? I don't get Intellisense in this IRC client :-P
[20:55]<rxrcr>heh
[20:55]<azyfm>Invoke must take in c as an arg as well, at least
[20:56]<prnn>no it only takes Delegate method
[20:56]<prnn>is it possible to do it without reflection?
[20:56]<azyfm>that's the MethodInvoker
[20:56]<azyfm>no
[20:56]<azyfm>you're trying to specify a method name dynamically, can't be done without reflection
[20:57]<prnn>what about like this? MyInvoke(richTextBox1.AppendText, "foo");
[20:57]<prnn>is it possible to write that
[20:57]<azyfm>no

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