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Thanks for guidance, OriginalGriff.
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I'm curious, do you check your reputation points every time you do something here on CP?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Why do the points matter so much to you? Just about every post I have ever seen from you is whinging about your reputation. The points don't matter.
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And who are the three people who upvoted that silly question?
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Probably his sock-puppets
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: The points don't matter.
Pete, you forget that not all members have a wife or a Girlfriend, or friends or a life.
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because once i hit 12.5 million points I'm going to trade them in for a key ring
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: The points don't matter.
Well said!..now here's your five!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Doh!
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Points. What Points??? Am I missing out on something here?
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Uhm, they're saving the results but aren't posting them until they get a bigger machine ...
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I stumbled upon it in windows app store. I tried looking around for tutorials and stuff but can't find anything meaningful. Has anyone tried this out? I'm curious as to how it works.
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I did a few months ago.
I have since removed the app.
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It appears to me that the Siena site has lots of content; whether you find it "meaningful" or not ... that's up to you [^]. Did you read the documentation: [^] ?
«In art as in science there is no delight without the detail ... Let me repeat that unless these are thoroughly understood and remembered, all “general ideas” (so easily acquired, so profitably resold) must necessarily remain but worn passports allowing their bearers short cuts from one area of ignorance to another.» Vladimir Nabokov, commentary on translation of “Eugene Onegin.”
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I browsed through them and watched a few vids from youtube. I'm wondering if it can "replace" wpf or not.
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Definitely in the not category. Why would you think it could?
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It looks like it has promise. Easy enough to use, creating a templated "List view" and populating it with data in a few minutes without code is tempting. Too bad the current beta release doesn't support importing data from MySQL. I could be wrong though, I haven't given it a try, only watched a few youtube vids.
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Indeed, but again, why would you wonder if it could replace WPF? It's not really the type of tooling you would look to use to create a desktop application - a UWP app perhaps, but not a desktop one.
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I happen to work in a full windows 10 environment. Though wpf is undeniably the better option in a windows 7 or older environment, i haven't notice the advantage of desktop applications over UWP apps in windows 8.1 and above environment. Though, until it can support sql data, it wouldn't be useful
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Funnily enough, I also develop WPF apps for W10 - and being part of the team that technically evaluates MS platforms out in the wild, there are still things you can do in WPF that just aren't technically possible in UWP. For instance, we have apps that tear out into multiple windows to go across multiple monitors - this just doesn't work in UWP. Oh, and it's a lot easier to deploy a WPF application. From a pure coding side, there are still areas of developing XAML apps that just don't map back to the fuller feature set you get from WPF - custom MarkupExtension classes, for instance.
Plus, for me, being able to deploy to more clients is a huge win. With WPF I can target both W8/8.1 and 10, as well as Windows 7. UWP apps - well, that would be cutting off the people who matter the most - clients. Don't get me wrong, there are features I would love to see make the journey from UWP back to WPF, x:Bind, but that doesn't sell it as a platform to me. While UWP is still feature deficient, I'm not putting any eggs in that basket.
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Sorry, posted in the wrong forum.
modified 5-Mar-16 14:19pm.
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This seems to be one of your very first posts', and I'm going to vote abuse. Welcome to the Lounge
EasyHook required some assemblies that can be identified with an MD5 and could be rejected from the network. The alternative is to duplicate what they provide and still be rejected from the network.
Unless you got some very convincing reasons to do so, no one is going to let you muck with their drives.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Hi,
Use this site's "search for articles, questions, tips", and narrow to Articles, for "EasyHook" then try downloading some of the code, compile it, run the executables, debug with breaks, learn what these authors here at CP might have to say about how they've gone about using it, etc.
Really programming questions are not a Lounge thing though.
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