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[01:53]<mjjcd>thx Jefis :)
[02:21]<sljjcn>bye all i go to sleep
[02:48]<dbq>hi
[02:48]<dbq>i've got an .dll (non .net) which i'm importing by a reference that needs it, but i get dllnotfound exception, where should i place the file ?
[02:50]<dbq>anyone ?
[02:50]<ffrv>most of the time native dll's are loaded by checking the PATH
[02:51]<dbq>can i force it to check in the project bin dir?
[02:53]<dbq>??
[02:56]<dbq>blah
[02:59]<dbq>i see nobody knows
[03:00]<dbq>and putting in path doesnt help
[03:00]<dbq>now i get Access is denied. ?
[03:03]<dbq>nm..
[03:52]<vyzusdjvnev>any one in here know web design?
[03:53]<awjzdd>sureee
[03:53]<vyzusdjvnev>i got a question. I want to create a tab box and when a user clicks on a tab it shows content. when the user clicks on a new tab it shows different text in that one spot how can i
[03:54]<awjzdd>sweet!
[03:54]<vyzusdjvnev>?
[03:54]<awjzdd>you should read about 'javascript tabs'
[03:54]<vyzusdjvnev>i know javascript t a certain point
[03:55]<vyzusdjvnev>to*
[03:55]<vyzusdjvnev>only thing i have trouble is with the stupid object part
[03:55]<vyzusdjvnev>jwormy, would ajax be a good solution for that part?
[03:56]<awjzdd>what the fuck does ajax have to do with tabs
[03:56]<vyzusdjvnev>like this
[03:56]<vyzusdjvnev>http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/tabber/
[03:56]<vyzusdjvnev>never mind about the ajax part im stupid >.<
[07:26]<gwaglvyjg>Hello.. I'm looking at several articles on WCF, looks interesting, have anyone used it already?
[07:29]<cxrfnm>Exception, what is it? Network related stuff?
[07:29]<cxrfnm>Sockets, Web Services, RMI etc. ?
[07:29]<gwaglvyjg>It's kind of advanced Remoting
[07:30]<gwaglvyjg>With support of pipes and other transports
[07:31]<cxrfnm>ah
[07:31]<gwaglvyjg>So there's no difference whether you communicate with another application or remote webservice
[07:33]<gwaglvyjg>This article well describes the basics: http://www.codeproject.com/winfx/WCF_CommOptions_part1.asp
[07:38]<gwaglvyjg>And I began reading a book on AJAX, 'Ajax in action' by Crane, Pascarello and James. You know, clean JavaScript + XML is quite powerful. Atlas sucks.
[07:48]<gwaglvyjg>Hum.. I understand that WCF is to make our life easier, but to use it for communications between modules of the same application.. it looks a bit strange
[07:55]<gwaglvyjg>Wow.. It seems the most value difference between WebServices architecture and WCF is that we are able to implement callback interface and pass it to WCF service so it can call any of its methods anytime :-)
[07:57]<gwaglvyjg>Looks like a service can raise an event, better saying, invoke a client's delegate
[07:57]<gwaglvyjg>Looks like a service can raise an event, better saying, invoke a client's delegate
[07:58]<gwaglvyjg>I like it ;)
[08:14]<gwaglvyjg>Hello
[08:27]<cjmgrug>hey eXistenZ
[08:27]<cjmgrug>excep.... oh he's gone :p
[08:31]<sdnffdxdlld>bleh
[08:32]<currpurjrv>anybody here?
[08:33]<sdnffdxdlld>nope
[08:33]<currpurjrv>I just spent 4 hours trying to install a Sony video capture card that I got from a friend
[08:34]<currpurjrv>I hate proprietary crap
[08:34]<sdnffdxdlld>lol
[08:35]<cjmgrug>hey smellyhippy, kungfugoat.. sup with you/
[08:36]<currpurjrv>I'm getting ready to go to bed
[08:36]<cjmgrug>hey Kog!
[08:37]<cjmgrug>its 8:35 am .. and i'm set to write some noob code :p
[08:39]<sdnffdxdlld>6:38 here :/
[08:41]<kjr>2237 here
[08:44]<cjmgrug>whats the best time to code, i mean, the most productive session ? (late in the night or something ?)
[08:44]<kjr>that's completely unanswerable
[08:46]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>is it safe to say that the using directive is similar in nature to C's #include directive?
[08:46]<cjmgrug>lol, i was just asking personal preferences
[08:48]<sdnffdxdlld>CaptainMorgan: you have to reference the other assemblies you want to use, the using statement is just a shortcut so you dont have to fully qualify things with thier full namespace
[08:49]<`d0>GoodNight
[08:49]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>and if do 'using namespace std;' as in C++ that like a macro...? but in C# how's it viewed?
[08:49]<`d0>CaptainMorgan ?
[08:49]<`d0>CaptainMorgan in C# you use "using"
[08:50]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>and if I do 'using namespace std;' as in C++ which is like a macro.. but in C# how's that viewed?
[08:50]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>little buzzed.. apologies
[08:50]<sdnffdxdlld>CaptainMorgan: repeating it doesnt make it any more clear :P
[08:50]<`d0>there isn't std for c#
[08:50]<`d0>you use a namespace
[08:50]<`d0>you don't include that directive within it
[08:50]<`d0>using mynamespace;
[08:51]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>ic.. so for example - using System; - Systeim IS the namespace..
[08:51]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>ok, thanks ;)
[08:51]<`d0>yes
[08:51]<`d0>np
[08:51]<`d0>okay
[08:51]<`d0>GoodNight now :)
[08:51]<`d0>Lucky you for working with C#, I am wokring with bloody java
[08:52]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>yuyick
[08:53]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>had eight weeks worht of Java.. wasn't fun..
[08:58]<czlvzyrmjzrzr>gawd Im getting shitfaced.. have fun folks and remember to tip your waitress..
[09:01]<sdnffdxdlld>ooooo a Quincy boxset of series 1 & 2
[09:01]<sdnffdxdlld>have to get that later
[09:07]<kjr>what's wrong with Java...?
[09:18]<nnzjpfrr>love is in the air
[09:19]<sdnffdxdlld>hmmm i didnt really think that one through
[09:24]<cjmgrug>I have a GUI app. In this, there's a form that the user needs to fill. And there is a [save] button. What is the best way to make sure, that he has filled in all the fields and they are ,at the least, acceptable. ?
[09:24]<cjmgrug>- .
[09:25]<sdnffdxdlld>theres validation stuff built in but i've never used it ... I just validate when save is clicked and abort/report the problems if there are any
[09:26]<kjr>if (thisshitvalidates) save(); else MessageBox.Show("oh hell");
[09:26]<nnzjpfrr>I tell you what you should not do:
[09:26]<nnzjpfrr>write everything into an SQL query, send it to the database and if didn't work, report the SQL error. :P
[09:27]<nnzjpfrr>that gets you straight on thedailywtf.
[09:27]<cjmgrug>every control has a validating() and validated() event. According to the books, you must put validation criteria of each control withing any of these 2 events and let ErrorProvider show the ugly red exclamation mark besides each 'invalid' control
[09:27]<nnzjpfrr>where did you read that? oO

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