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[17:58]<lxlwgnz>will rda work with sql server express? would the connection string still include SQLOLEDB as the Provider?
[17:59]<sdnffdxdlld>whats rda? and why ya using sqloledb for sql server? :P
[18:01]<lxlwgnz>idk thats what Rory's screencast showed how to do it from microsoft tutorials
[18:01]<lxlwgnz>sqloledb.1 to be exact
[18:04]<sdnffdxdlld>I would have thought that the sql specific providers owuld have been better :O
[18:04]<azyfm>Rory Blyth?
[18:05]<sdnffdxdlld>ahhhh RDA Remote Data Access
[18:05]<sdnffdxdlld>maybe you do need that for that ... but it seems odd
[18:06]<zyccus>has sqloledb been deprecated with 2.0?
[18:13]<zyccus>ah, my dos-fu is non-existent
[18:13]<zyccus>s/'/"/
[18:15]<sdnffdxdlld>http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060725/sp_nm/athletics_run_dc <<< omg ... and check out how far the dude at the end of the article has run!
[18:16]<wjzc_dnvzfnzf>hey does C# have static ints to maintain values between method invocations?
[18:17]<rwyfcygs>work_metaperl: That is one use of a static in, yes.
[18:17]<y-gz>of course
[18:18]<y-gz>SpikeLite msdn2 C# Keywords
[18:18]<slycnlyvn>i-nZ, C# Keywords (C#): http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x53a06bb.aspx
[18:18]<zyccus>smellyhippy: wow
[18:18]<wjzc_dnvzfnzf>awilkins, but can it be within a method? I only see examples of static members , not within a method
[18:18]<rwyfcygs>work_metaperl: Oh, you mean like VB static
[18:18]<zyccus>no, you can't do that in c#
[18:18]<wjzc_dnvzfnzf>no like in C
[18:19]<rwyfcygs>Well, VB does it too.
[18:19]<zyccus>http://blogs.msdn.com/csharpfaq/archive/2004/05/11/130248.aspx <- see the first one
[18:19]<wjzc_dnvzfnzf>but I guess it's the same idea.. but I could create a class member statically and preserve values
[18:19]<rwyfcygs>It's just got less protection.
[18:19]<rwyfcygs>If you *really* want it well protected, you could put the implementation in a private inner class and keep the static variabl ein there
[18:22]<sdnffdxdlld>rikkus: yeah around the world! ... thats a long way :O
[18:22]<zyccus>smellyhippy: I heard about people being able to run huge distances - there are africans who run for days
[18:23]<zyccus>smellyhippy: I'd like to try some really long distances myself - but I don't know if my body would agree with me
[18:25]<awjzdd>rikkus not that its very comparable.. but I have some friends that run about 100 miles per week
[18:28]<rrd2uppnv>so can a BindingSource.DataSource only be a BindingList ? i guess using dictionary<int,T> was a good though
[18:28]<rrd2uppnv>t
[18:29]<mjzymygo>Progressive AGent: you sure you don't want to go to this interview? Me: (for the 8th time) No, not unless they are willing to pay what I am asking for. Agent: Are you really really sure? me: erm... what don't you understand here that I am trying to convey?
[18:29]<mjzymygo>>_<
[18:29]<azyfm>jaybuffet: you can bind to anything with BindingSource
[18:29]<sdnffdxdlld>rikkus: my body definatly wouldnt agree with it ;)
[18:29]<sdnffdxdlld>I used to be able to kayak for days on end
[18:29]<wjzc_dnvzfnzf>maybe I should explain what I am doing. I have a label on a Form and I want to toggle it's text between two values (btw, does C# has a cycling iterator?). so I need a static member to keep the current text. Actually I could just check the text and switch it, but it is more scaleable to just cycle values based on a static member. I think the static member should be within the label class but dont know how to add it
[18:29]<azyfm>however, Dictionary<T,T>'s implementation of IEnumerable returns DictionaryEntry objects
[18:30]<rrd2uppnv>Arild: VS won't let me choose my Dictionary<T,U> collection but it will everything else
[18:31]<azyfm>meh, who cares about VS?
[18:32]<sdnffdxdlld>are there any WYSIWYG editors ofr css?
[18:32]<mjzymygo>smellyhippy: TopStyle?
[18:32]<svzz[wjzc]>i hope not :P
[18:32]<sdnffdxdlld>free?
[18:32]<mjzymygo>erm... the lite version was...
[18:32]<sdnffdxdlld>should have specifiedthat
[18:32]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: dude, just write it in notepad++.. then use firefox webdev plugin to edit it real time..
[18:32]<mjzymygo>not sure these days
[18:32]<sdnffdxdlld>hmmm i could always torrent
[18:32]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: but firefox webdev will let you edit css real time and instantly see the changes on said webpage
[18:32]<awjzdd>its rather sexy
[18:33]<mjzymygo>smellyhippy: http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/tslite/index.asp
[18:33]<sdnffdxdlld>jwormy I'm dont have any books on css and I'm not installing firefox
[18:33]<awjzdd>not installing firefox
[18:33]<awjzdd>wtf
[18:33]<sdnffdxdlld>thanks matt
[18:33]<mjzymygo>np duder
[18:33]<sdnffdxdlld>I use opera and IE7/6
[18:33]<zyccus>smellyhippy: we could tell, when you asked for a wysiwyg css editor :P
[18:34]<sdnffdxdlld>lol I'm not a webdev ... I find it worse than winforms lol
[18:34]<awjzdd>i'm pretty sure you're not my friend anymore
[18:34]<awjzdd>ohh this topstyle looks cool
[18:34]<awjzdd>i suck at webdevelopment..
[18:34]<sdnffdxdlld>fuck webdev in its strange misshapen arsehole :P
[18:34]<awjzdd>which is why i love tools that make it easier..
[18:34]<awjzdd>for me to do
[18:35]<sdnffdxdlld>hmmm me thinks i'll torrent the full version of this later :D
[18:35]<zyccus>like the firefox web developer toolbar... which makes it much easier to deal with css
[18:36]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: umm i can't agree with you torrenting that file...
[18:36]<awjzdd>smellyhippy: but if you send it to me once you get it, i
[18:36]<awjzdd>will forgive you.
[18:37]<sdnffdxdlld>lol
[18:37]<sdnffdxdlld>by torrent i mean unleash my river of money and buy it ofcourse *nods*
[18:37]<awjzdd>lol
[18:37]<svzz[wjzc]>smellyhippy indeed :)
[18:38]<mjzymygo>=
[18:38]<mjzymygo>=/
[18:38]<mjzymygo>does anyone have any links to resources about Maximum simultaneous users associated with ASP.NET 1.1 at hand?
[18:39]<azyfm>:casts a curse on emacs
[18:39]<azyfm>uh, right, IRC
[18:39]<sdnffdxdlld>http://support.microsoft.com/?id=320072 << ??
[18:40]<y-gz>btw doesn't vs 2005 have an emacs emulation mode
[18:40]<y-gz>I read that on a msdn blog somewhere :)
[18:40]<azyfm>it's had that since 2002, at least
[18:40]<zyccus>i-nZ: well, it does use a lot of RAM...
[18:40]<azyfm>they improved it for 2005, though
[18:40]<mjzymygo>smellyhippy: nah, thats an IIS restriction
[18:40]<zyccus>yes, it uses even more memory
[18:40]<y-gz>Arild: is is just accelerators?
[18:41]<azyfm>it's a keymapping
[18:41]<azyfm>so, if you're a real masochist, you get to use C-X, C-S to save instead of just C-S
[18:41]<y-gz>shortcuts/accelerators/keymapping - same shit ;)
[18:41]<y-gz>cool cool :)
[18:41]<y-gz>not planning on switching to windows any soon. but anyway cool :P
[18:42]<azyfm>if you look over the VS command list, there does seem to be a few that could only have been added to support the Emacs emulation, since I don't see them exposed anywhere else
[18:43]<y-gz>i use vs expres only in vmware for quick tests
[18:43]<azyfm>there's a Brief emulation mode too
[18:43]<azyfm>but I don't know Brief and don't know anyone who does, so...

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