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[22:56]<frdlcyg>So no users show up in the permissions list? that's exactly when I use it and it works for me, just offering a suggestion.
[22:56]<zgzzcygnv>the program which alters the permissions won't let itself have access to change the permissions
[22:57]<rxrcr>you absolutely sure the program is running with superuser privs?
[22:57]<vr2drg>how can I cast a double to int ?
[22:57]<zgzzcygnv>um, yes as its SYSTEM
[23:00]<zzcn>hm
[23:00]<zzcn>so
[23:00]<zzcn>lemme guess, remoting is the better of the two
[23:03]<vr2drg>how can I cast a double to int ?
[23:03]<zzcn>cast or convert? :)
[23:05]<vr2drg>whats the difference ?
[23:05]<vr2drg>ok tell me for convert
[23:05]<zzcn>I think its Double.ToInt or something
[23:06]<frdlcyg>Convert.ToInt32 ?
[23:06]<frdlcyg>meh, too much intellisense for me
[23:06]<zzcn>yeah that might be it
[23:07]<frdlcyg>this. :D
[23:07]<frdlcyg>FTW
[23:10]<frdlcyg>come on Barbie let's go party
[23:16]<azyfffn_>I can access a method from a different thread via .Invoke or .BeginInvoke function, but how can I access it's property?
[23:17]<rrd2uppnw>im as happy as a school girl.. i get to quit my job in a couple of days
[23:18]<rrd2uppnw>ooo i should clarify.. catholic school girl
[23:18]<zzcn>>_<
[23:19]<vynvyv>i get to quit my job whenever i want
[23:19]<vynvyv>yet i'm not happy
[23:19]<rrd2uppnw>well i could quit whenever too.. but the fact i have another lined up is what makes it good
[23:20]<cjmgrug>omg! a girl developer on IRC! woot!
[23:20]<y-gz>who where?
[23:20]<rrd2uppnw>um no.. your dreaming.. as happy as
[23:21]<y-gz>so what if it is a woman ?
[23:21]<frdlcyg>OMG!! ASL? ;)
[23:21]<y-gz>woman/man there is no difference
[23:21]<cjmgrug>huh? last time i checked, there was a HUGE difference
[23:21]<rrd2uppnw>um ok
[23:21]<cjmgrug>:p
[23:21]<frdlcyg>hehe
[23:22]<y-gz>women in software development ftw!
[23:22]<y-gz>:P
[23:23]<frdlcyg>token females, cute (jk, don't hurt me..)
[23:23]<azyfffn_>I can access a method from a different thread via .Invoke or .BeginInvoke function, but how can I access it's property?
[23:23]<al->through those functions
[23:23]<cjmgrug>i know this is very a very sexist comment but somewhere i think women code like they drive :p
[23:23]<frdlcyg>haha, scary thought.
[23:23]<cjmgrug>- very[0]
[23:24]<rrd2uppnw>so "public class mybindinglist : System.ComponentModel.BindingList<myobj>" is not showing up as a datasource for a bindingsource in vs... any ideas ?
[23:25]<ymuggjt0nt>anyone here know where I can get help for managed C++
[23:26]<ymuggjt0nt>I think I have void **s being turned inadvertently into void __gc * __gc* instead of void __nogc * __nogc *
[23:26]<cjmgrug>2 underscores in a sequence.. ugly.
[23:27]<ymuggjt0nt>yeah well its vs2003 not vs2005
[23:28]<ymuggjt0nt>is there a separate __gc new and a __nogc new ?
[23:29]<azyfffn_>it has to use __ since those are identifiers reserved for implementation
[23:30]<slzygc>idunno5095.. mc++ is a dying language. C# ftw
[23:30]<ymuggjt0nt>wow really :)
[23:31]<slzygc>yes.. there used to be a #MC++ on this server
[23:31]<slzygc>look at it now
[23:32]<ymuggjt0nt>so where do people get help for C++/CLI
[23:33]<al->#c++ would be your best bet, if not post on some news groups
[23:33]<ymuggjt0nt>well I was trying to help someone else working with managed code.. I write all my stuff in C# anyways
[23:33]<al->tell them to post on google groups or something
[23:33]<y-gz>SpikeLite msdn2 designsurfacecollection
[23:33]<slycnlyvn>i-nZ, DesignSurfaceCollection Class (System.ComponentModel.Design): http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.design.designsurfacecollection.aspx
[23:34]<y-gz>thank you botty bot
[23:35]<rwyfcygs>SpikeLite google botty bot
[23:35]<slycnlyvn>Result: Poker Academy Forums :: Viewing profile : http://www.poker-academy.com/forums/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1015&sid=36333b24055332f9c67360154b4c30d9
[23:40]<ymuggjt0nt>I've got a silly coworker here who is adding JNI code to an MC++ program
[23:40]<ymuggjt0nt>instead of using IKVM and C#
[23:41]<rxrcr>yuk
[23:41]<rxrcr>the hard way
[23:50]<ymuggjt0nt>When you include a header file in MC++ does it assume the typedefs there are managed or unmanaged?

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