Article Writing

Articles containing run time source.

2-Mar-15 3:37

I realize that this response may also have to be authorized, so I will take this opportunity to say "thank you," and also please make sure you keep my on a tight leash Wink | ;)

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: OT - the power!

PIEBALDconsult2-Mar-15 3:39

PIEBALDconsult

2-Mar-15 3:39

I'll keep you on a loooong leash...

Sibeesh Passion2-Mar-15 3:42

Sibeesh Passion

2-Mar-15 3:42

Thank you so much. I won't do that then.

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So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two things.
Kindest Regards
Sibeesh
http://sibeeshpassion.com/

H.SmithMi28-Feb-15 2:52

H.SmithMi

28-Feb-15 2:52

I would like to post an article that requires posting a modified version of Microsoft run-time code distributed with the VC 6.0 run time source code.

Can someone tell me the rules for posting existing source code that is modified?

Thanks.

Re: Articles containing run time source.

Richard MacCutchan1-Mar-15 23:05

Richard MacCutchan

1-Mar-15 23:05

I suspect that would breach Microsoft's copyright and licencing rules. But you should really ask them.

Article update

aljodav25-Feb-15 18:20

25-Feb-15 18:20

I submitted about 6 hours ago, an update to the article I wrote, but so far, I don't see it published. Did I miss something? I'm not used to the forms since a long time ago, so, maybe I did miss something.

MFC PowerShells Easily[^]

Pete O'Hanlon25-Feb-15 19:46

Pete O'Hanlon

25-Feb-15 19:46

There's a review process in place now, for articles. Most articles have to go through this process where we work out whether or not an article is quite up to scratch and point out areas that can be improved if one's not quite to standard. As this is a community effort, it may take some little time.

Sean Ewington26-Feb-15 3:46

26-Feb-15 3:46

Should be good now. Also, I added the PowerShell language tag you were looking for. It is <pre lang="PowerShell">

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav26-Feb-15 13:12

26-Feb-15 13:12

Thank you, very much.

aljodav26-Feb-15 14:06

26-Feb-15 14:06

Hi,
I just posted an article, but didn't find the tag listed in the dropdown box. The only language starting with a 'P' is PHP.

I'm just thinking now, maybe I should change the name in html text. I'm not sure now that the article is already posted.

Thanks.

Sean Ewington27-Feb-15 3:37

27-Feb-15 3:37

We should update that dropdown Wink | ;)

Sorry, what name do you want to change?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav27-Feb-15 16:05

27-Feb-15 16:05

Hi,
I just saw I can't include an image here, so, let me explain it, in steps:

1- start an article or tip/trick
2- in the default article shown, click over the code shown below title USING THE CODE.
3- on the LANGUAGE dropdown combobox (it's probably C++ by default) try to choose PowerShell - you won't find it there. Thus, leave it as C++ and go on.
4- switch the design to html mode, and go to the text <pre lang="C++">and change it to <pre lang="PowerShell">
5- switch back to design mode and see the result - it's not what we'd expect.

Thanks. Smile | :)

Sean Ewington2-Mar-15 4:34

2-Mar-15 4:34

Do you mean the code colourization is not what you'd expect? I tried this out and it maintains the PowerShell as the language tag.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav2-Mar-15 12:11

2-Mar-15 12:11

Sorry, but it doesn't work for me. I have just tried again, and it failed. After I changed the language from C++ to PowerShell inside the pre tag ( <pre Lang="PowerShell"> ), and switched the editor to design mode, I saw the PowerShell code moved out of the pre tags, and with a-href's tags added to some text. Inside the pre tags either nothing, or sometimes, a PowerShell language comment ( when I have such comment as the 1st line in the code ). OMG | :OMG:

Did you try the steps I mentioned in a previous reply? I followed them again.

Sean Ewington3-Mar-15 3:29

3-Mar-15 3:29

I followed your steps precisely. I cannot fathom how this is happening. Is this occurring for you in every browser?

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

aljodav3-Mar-15 10:44

3-Mar-15 10:44

Hi, I guess you did some work since my last post, because it's improved since then. I started 2 new articles using Chrome and IE11, and both are working exactly the same.

The 2 new articles are called Delete this - using Chrome and Delete this - using IE11, both with status Work in progress: don't publish. If you preview both, the result will be the same: I see colors, but the color syntax is not correct.

For instance, in the PS code, you can see: dir $f $t. Both ($f and $t) must have the same color, but they haven't.

Anyway, now, things are much better (the code is not moved out of pre tags, and the language PowerShell appears as the selected language in the dropdown listbox).

Please, after previewing the 2 articles above, could you delete them?

Thanks.

Sean Ewington4-Mar-15 6:00

4-Mar-15 6:00

No problem. Those articles should be deleted.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Suggesting a review here

manchanx21-Feb-15 10:59

manchanx

21-Feb-15 10:59

I would suggest a review of this article: Complete Managed Media Aggregation Part III : Quantum Computing in C# Today?[^]

Honestly I don't know if I'm missing the point of the article or if it's just a steaming pile of nonsense the author is trying to sell as the best thing ever, e.g.

Quote:
ICoreUnit - This represents the core units of energy the Framework is able to work with, right now only Transistor is implemented but in the future Qubit's could be easily implemented using this Framework with minor adjustments.

MFC and PowerShell

aljodav18-Feb-15 14:17