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[16:39]<zxw>Anyone has an article / wants to talk about writing Functor classes in C#? I mean, function objects that are bindable (for example, bind a BinaryFunctor and a ref argument to an UnaryFunction)?
[16:39]<cjmgrug> whats a functor?
[16:39]<cjmgrug>and i-nZ, howz your mono stuff going?
[16:39]<zxw>A functor is a function object.
[16:40]<zxw>It helps reading whole lines.
[16:40]<cjmgrug>and what is a function object?
[16:40]<cjmgrug>:p
[16:43]<cjmgrug>i think *maybe* you should check 'Callbacks' in c#
[17:19]<zxw>Oh God!
[17:19]<zxw>A generic type can't be void?!
[17:20]<lcs>ekhm
[17:20]<lcs>cany anything be of void type?
[17:20]<lcs>can*
[17:20]<rgmznrs_>rhw, get out of the C++ mindset asap
[17:20]<rgmznrs_>or C or whatever
[17:21]<lcs>Andreas_: afair C dint allowed void type
[17:21]<rgmznrs_>you should tell that to someone who cares
[17:22]<lcs>;p
[17:24]<sjdgjggajjf>is there any place a noobling like me can go to to do simple projects that pay?
[17:24]<bfrgmnsv>like rentacoder ?
[17:27]<sjdgjggajjf>i guess, but for noobs
[17:29]<gwaglvyjg>Who needs noobs to code?
[17:29]<gwaglvyjg>Who needs noobs to code?
[17:31]<afd>Exception: they dont care if you are noobs or not
[17:31]<afd>most of devs i know are noobs
[17:31]<afd>i'd say the 99% are
[17:31]<afd>here
[17:32]<afd>someonecool: tried guru.com ?
[17:32]<sjdgjggajjf>no
[17:32]<sjdgjggajjf>let me check
[17:33]<sjdgjggajjf>how do you access a remote sql server via C# in express edition?
[17:33]<vxznrm_>what? through code, or?
[17:33]<gwaglvyjg>The same way you access a local one
[17:34]<sjdgjggajjf>oh
[17:34]<gwaglvyjg>Just change data source
[17:34]<sjdgjggajjf>oh
[17:34]<sjdgjggajjf>ok
[17:34]<sjdgjggajjf>thanks
[17:35]<gwaglvyjg>It would look like this: sql.address.com,1333
[17:36]<gwaglvyjg>If you connect it by your code, you should change your connection string "data source" property
[17:42]<pzrrnrvqt0wr>hello
[17:43]<sjdgjggajjf>hi
[17:44]<gwaglvyjg>Hello
[17:44]<gwaglvyjg>What's up
[17:46]<gwaglvyjg>What is aspect-oriented programming, anyone knows?
[17:46]<nnzjpfrr>I think that's something C# cannot do...
[17:47]<nnzjpfrr>I think I read it on some paper about python or something...
[17:47]<nnzjpfrr>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect_Oriented_Programming
[17:47]<gwaglvyjg>I mean "in a few words" :)
[17:49]<nnzjpfrr>wiki is as few as it gets. -_-
[17:52]<muf>I have no idea, but I once heard O/R mapping is an example of AOP
[17:52]<muf>;)
[17:56]<azyfm>there are ways to do it in .NET
[18:00]<jnpys>How to remove some HtmlElement from WebBrowser?
[18:01]<sulnzw2jd|www6>i can't figure out connect to a remote mysql database
[18:01]<sulnzw2jd|www6>it wants be to connect locally
[18:01]<muf>Isn't there a dedicated asp.net channel?
[18:02]<cjmgrug>hey, anyone here registered with rent-a-coder or something similar?
[18:02]<sulnzw2jd|www6>i am
[18:02]<sulnzw2jd|www6>why?
[18:03]<cjmgrug>so, when they ask for where to send you the money, like can you specify a paypal account?
[18:03]<sulnzw2jd|www6>you should
[18:03]<sulnzw2jd|www6>:-(
[18:03]<cjmgrug>why the :( ?
[18:03]<sulnzw2jd|www6>i want some projects
[18:04]<sulnzw2jd|www6>i want some money
[18:04]<sulnzw2jd|www6>ur lucky
[18:04]<sulnzw2jd|www6>sniff:-(
[18:04]<cjmgrug>how am i lucky? :p
[18:04]<sulnzw2jd|www6>u do projects and get money
[18:05]<sulnzw2jd|www6>can i be your aprentice?
[18:05]<cjmgrug>no i dont. i've just reached the stage where i can develop simple apps in c#
[18:05]<cjmgrug>lol
[18:06]<sulnzw2jd|www6>give an example of a simple app
[18:06]<cjmgrug>super3boy|1337: what are your skills?
[18:07]<cjmgrug>a calendar app( 90% completed ) .
[18:07]<cjmgrug>if you're registered , lets talk in pm
[18:09]<sulnzw2jd|www6>i forgot my password so give me a min
[18:19]<lcs>question, does static class memebrs serialize into xml?
[18:22]<cjmgrug>pks: most probably yes.
[18:23]<lcs>strange, coz they dont
[18:24]<cjmgrug>static class members stay in the class and not with the objects
[18:25]<cjmgrug>ok, maybe it wont :p
[18:25]<cjmgrug>coz the xmlserializer object needs an 'object' to serialize
[18:25]<lcs>true
[18:26]<lcs>is there a way to serialize static members?
[18:33]<rrpygay>how used the DataRowView in Visual Web developer ?
[18:35]<muf>pks: make a non-static encapsulation, perhaps. i.e. make some non-static properties that get the static data.
[18:39]<muf>though i think it'll depend which serialisers you're using: I know the xml ones extract (attribute specified) data from public members, while some may just rip out the actual binary without using any getters or setters.
[18:41]<rrpygay>memory that in C# for desktopse did thus: DataRowView Fila = (DataRowView) TablasListBox.SelectedItem; NombreTextBox.Text = Fila [“Nameâ€] .ToString ();
[18:41]<rrpygay>in Visual Wb Developer (VWD) is Equals ?
[18:41]<lcs>Mul: yea, i was thinking about it, but, isnt there another way?
[18:43]<muf>pks: there's always another way. you could use manual serialisation. I think to do that you implement an interface, with a GetData() method that returns a string. Inside that you'll build the string yourself.
[18:43]<rrpygay>I need something but for VWD thus
[18:44]<muf>I haven't used it before, as you can tell by my uncertainty, but I think ISerializable may be what I'm talking about.
[18:45]<muf>Oh, here we go: http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/29720
[18:45]<muf>That's 2.0 though
[18:45]<lcs>eh
[18:46]<lcs>stupid .net







