Article Writing

Re: on my article not running for current mobile development competition

6-Jul-12 3:06

It's definitely tagged correctly. I wonder if it was posted just outside of the parameters (for time, not by date) that select the articles for the competition.

It would be included in the next month's Mobile competition, but I can include it in this month's if you prefer.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira6-Jul-12 3:24

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

6-Jul-12 3:24

If it falls in the next period then it's all fine for me, Sean, thanks for the clarification.
Best regards,
marcelo

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Is it an Article, a Tip or a Blog?

M-Badger4-Jul-12 7:37

4-Jul-12 7:37

I have an idea to write a short 'thing' about my experience (as a beginner in most things - if not all!) of choosing a VCS. Only I can't work out what type of 'thing' it is, is it a tip or an article - it felt like a short blog item but I see that's for linking to external blogs rather than a CP hosted blog item.

Thanks,
Mike

Sean Ewington4-Jul-12 11:16

4-Jul-12 11:16

If you send it to me once you've finished, I'd be happy to find a home for it, or help you touch it up.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

M-Badger30-Jul-12 5:07

30-Jul-12 5:07

I've created this article via the Wizard and added the tags but am struggling to find the right section, any chance you could have a quick look at it for me? I wanted to choose Application Lifecyle but can't, or at least there's no section of that category that fits...

It probably falls into the same class as my previous article, i.e. being more like a blog, but I don't have a blog...
Finally, wouldn't mind a mentor having a quick look over it if that's ok?

Thanks,
Mike

Sean Ewington30-Jul-12 5:59

30-Jul-12 5:59

Absolutely! Please let me know the link and I will submit it to the Mentor forum

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

M-Badger30-Jul-12 7:31

30-Jul-12 7:31

The Article

Sean Ewington30-Jul-12 11:17

30-Jul-12 11:17

Thank you kindly. I have submitted it to the forum.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

Luc Pattyn4-Jul-12 11:39

Luc Pattyn

4-Jul-12 11:39

IMO if it is going to exceed two screenfulls, it is an article; if it fits on a single screen, it is a tip; and between 1 and 2, either add some or delete some content!

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M-Badger4-Jul-12 12:21

4-Jul-12 12:21

tx to you both

kid sister5-Jul-12 21:58

kid sister

5-Jul-12 21:58

Luc Pattyn wrote:
IMO if it is going to exceed two screenfulls, it is an article; if it fits on a single screen, it is a tip; and between 1 and 2, either add some or delete some content!

Thanks for this suggestion. I'll post 2 Tips soon.

xoxo

Kid sister Rose | [Rose]

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Autoupdated Links ruining the article

Luc Pattyn5-Jul-12 22:17

Luc Pattyn

5-Jul-12 22:17

And I'll be reading them when they appear.

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perilbrain27-Jun-12 0:00

perilbrain

27-Jun-12 0:00

I posted this [[article]] a day back, after submission I can see all links for download being updated ie. "/Working" removed from the URL.
But as soon as link is updated, files are not available for download. I even lost the image uploaded.
Can somebody please suggest what to be done?

Elina Blank27-Jun-12 2:42

Elina Blank

27-Jun-12 2:42

Hi perilbrain,

Your article should be good now.

Sincerely,
Elina Blank

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perilbrain27-Jun-12 4:41

perilbrain

27-Jun-12 4:41

Thankyou Elina,
Could you suggest a way to reformat the XML file, I am afraid it will again strike off the download files.If you can help ... I am pasting the XML here.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<ProjectSchemaDefinitions xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/build/2009/properties" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:sys="clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib">

<Rule Name="NASM" PageTemplate="tool" DisplayName="Netwide Assembler" Order="200">

<Rule.DataSource>

<DataSource Persistence="ProjectFile" ItemType="NASM" />

</Rule.DataSource>

<Rule.Categories>

<Category Name="General">

<Category.DisplayName>

<sys:String>General</sys:String>

</Category.DisplayName>

</Category>

</Rule.Categories>

<StringProperty Name="ExecutionDescription" DisplayName="Execution Description" IncludeInCommandLine="False" Visible="False" />

<EnumProperty

Name="Outputswitch" Category="Assembler Options" HelpUrl="http://www.nasm.us/doc/" DisplayName="Output Switch" Description="Select the type of output format required. Linking Should be disabled for ELF and Binary ,else error will popup">

<EnumValue Name="0" DisplayName="Object File" Switch="-fwin" />

<EnumValue Name="1" DisplayName="LINUX ELF FORMAT" Switch="-f elf" />

</EnumProperty>

<StringListProperty Name="AssembledCodeListingFile" Category="Assembler Options" DisplayName="Assembled Code Listing File" Description="Generates an assembled code listing file. (-l [file])" HelpUrl="http://www.nasm.us/doc/" Switch="-l "[value]"" />

<BoolProperty Name="GenerateDebugInformation" Category="Assembler Options" DisplayName="Generate Debug Information" Description="Generates Debug Information. (-g)" HelpUrl="http://www.nasm.us/doc/" Switch="-g" />

<! -- Optionally shown for illustration>

<IntProperty Name="SectionAlignment" DisplayName="SectionAlignment" Description="The /ALIGN option specifies the alignment of each section within the linear address space of the program. The number argument is in bytes and must be a power of two." Category="Advanced" Switch="ALIGN" Separator=":" F1Keyword="VC.Project.VCLinkerTool.Alignment"> </IntProperty>

<DynamicEnumProperty Name="NASMBeforeTargets" Category="General" EnumProvider="Targets" IncludeInCommandLine="False">

<DynamicEnumProperty.ProviderSettings>

<NameValuePair Name="Exclude" Value="^NASMBeforeTargets|^Compute" />

</DynamicEnumProperty.ProviderSettings>

<DynamicEnumProperty.DataSource>

<DataSource Persistence="ProjectFile" ItemType="" HasConfigurationCondition="true" />

</DynamicEnumProperty.DataSource>

</DynamicEnumProperty>

</Rule>

<ItemType

Name="NASM" DisplayName="Netwide Assembler" />

<FileExtension

Name="*.asm" ContentType="NASM" />

<ContentType

Name="NASM" DisplayName="Netwide Assembler" ItemType="NASM" />

</ProjectSchemaDefinitions>

Sean Ewington27-Jun-12 4:49

27-Jun-12 4:49

Hi perilbrain,

I touched it up. How does that look?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project

perilbrain27-Jun-12 7:25

perilbrain

27-Jun-12 7:25

ow,

pardon me, but you have touched the wrong place. Wink | ;)

basically the previous XML was for nasm.xml and you have replaced the code for nasm.targets which contained all the explanation. Its good no body yet shouted on me.
But could you please update that?
please replace this one

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><br />
<ProjectSchemaDefinitions xmlns="<a href="http://schemas.microsoft.com/build/2009/properties">http://schemas.microsoft.com/build/2009/properties</a />" >

with the previous XML I had messaged [its just above the TABLE] and please recover the old replaced XML for the nasm.targets as it has got the articles heart.

Is this some sort of bug?? if you format the XML, the code after a bad tag/attribute(not blaming MS Wink | ;)

) automatically gets stripped out of article !!!!!!!

modified 27-Jun-12 13:38pm.

Sean Ewington27-Jun-12 7:40