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modified 21-Jan-21 5:03am.
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It's a popular painting app. Version 3.0.x onwards Animation support came.
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Pretty old, but simply elegant and very light.
Originally from HashCheck Shell Extension[^] "current" version (2.1) is old but still works (at least in Windows 7) (more old tools too, still have to test them though)
The one I am using is a bit newer (v2.4) in Download HashCheck Shell Extension 2.4.0.55[^]
I like its simplicity and always readyness.
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Why should we code to test a method
No need for postman or any testing framework for c# development for testing.
use DMH debug method helper
Extension for Visual Studio 2015/2017/2019.
DMH - Visual Studio Marketplace[^]
Free & opensource
Not just for web services or web API it supports all frameworks written in c#.
supporting Core version are 2.1 & 3.1.
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Hello,
I am looking for software where I can code and alter my wordpress site. Using a mac, tried dreamweaver, didnt get far. Recommandations please. Thank you in advance!
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Wrong place to ask - this forum is for telling other members about tools, not for askign for tehm.
You could try Quick Answers[^] but probably you won't have much luck: this is a development site, not a web design one. I'd suggest asking in the Wordpress forums: Forums | WordPress.org[^] you'll be talking direct to people with a lot more experience of exactly what you are trying to do than here.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Try Bluegriffon's free version and if you like you can upgrade to the pro version. Coffee cup HTML editor is another good choice
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modified 6-Sep-20 10:46am.
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I update my logging NuGet package. It is free to use, and has free support by email.
The NuGet package is at NuGet Gallery | Jeff.Jones.JLogger 1.1.2[^]
The publicly available demo code and documentation is located at GitHub - MSBassSinger/JLogger_Demo: Demo of how to use the JLogger NuGet package[^]
Features:
- Made for simplicity, multi-threaded .NET (Framework or Core) applications. Targeted to .NEDT Standard 2.0
- Creates logs to a file (tab delimited that can be opened in Excel)
- Creates logs to a SQL Server table (T-SQL code provided for table and stored procedures)
- Option for SQL Server to audit changes to the log table
- High throughput (file or DB writes are handled on a separate thread in the background)
- User defined log fields (in addition to a number of fixed log fields
- Log retention is user settable
- Optional email sent, specified per log entry.
Sample log entries (UDF 1 and UDF 2 are user defined columns; column names can be anything the programmer sets):
Time Log Type Message Addtl Info Entity Name Device Exception Data Stack Info Module Method Line No. ThreadID UDF 1 UDF 2
19:42:56.731 StartupShutdown Default Debug Options Bitset Value: [000A18CA]. Unit Tests JJONES-DEV CreateDebugLogFile 0 1
19:42:58.929 Informational Initial Log entry Log Testers Anonymous frmMain.cs btnRunTest_Click 350 1
19:42:58.945 Error Type: [Error] - Attempted to divide by zero.; Source=[LoggingDemo] Division by zero was intentional Log Testers Anonymous JJONES-DEV [Exception Data:] [x]=[100]; [y]=[0]; N/A frmMain Void TestMethod(Int32) 464 12 Sample value for UDF 1. Sample value for UDF 2.
19:42:58.955 Error, SendEmail Type: [Error, SendEmail] - Attempted to divide by zero.; Source=[LoggingDemo] Division by zero was intentional Log Testers Anonymous JJONES-DEV [Exception Data:] [x]=[100]; [y]=[0]; N/A frmMain Void TestMethod(Int32) 464 1 Sample value for UDF 1. Sample value for UDF 2.
19:42:58.957 StartupShutdown Last line in the log This denotes the last log entry for the logging session. Log Testers Anonymous JJONES-DEV N/A N/A Logger Boolean StopLog() 23 1
If you have any questions, please let me know.
modified 21-Jul-20 10:24am.
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Still works under Windows 10. If you need to "navigate" an XML file, this is still a great tool.
Download XML Notepad 2007 from Official Microsoft Download Center
It was only in wine that he laid down no limit for himself, but he did not allow himself to be confused by it.
― Confucian Analects: Rules of Confucius about his food
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There's a more up-to-date version on Microsoft's GitHub account:
https://microsoft.github.io/XmlNotepad/[^]
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I trust the other link more ... but that's just me.
It was only in wine that he laid down no limit for himself, but he did not allow himself to be confused by it.
― Confucian Analects: Rules of Confucius about his food
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Given a choice, it "smells" like it was more of a personal project. I've used 2007 since ... 2007? I also wear a mask in public and practice social distancing.
It was only in wine that he laid down no limit for himself, but he did not allow himself to be confused by it.
― Confucian Analects: Rules of Confucius about his food
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thanks you so much, i find this tool
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I’ve created a WPF C# docking pane manager for my own use which will be free for others to use. It will be posted on this web site along with my other free utilities. I used AvalonDock for a commercial project, and although it’s really powerful I found it rather complicated to tweak, and failed to make some desired changes, hence my own version. It is finished apart from the settings for the appearance. I see two ways to do this.
The first way is to allow the user to change pretty much any aspect of the appearance such as the corner radius, and the border thickness and brush for panes. The application would come with a canned style that can be changed by the user. I’ve created a dialog that allows just that, so if the font is too small, no problem, the user can change it. If they are colour blind, they can change the pane header colour, or the border colour. There is also support for programmatically overriding the templates for icons, the side bar and so on so that the application developer can add their own branding and make it look like a MegaCorp (TM) product. I’ve added a mechanism so that the user can save their settings as a ‘theme’, and load the preferred theme whenever they want, though they’ll probably just create one personal theme.
The second way is to implement themes as intended by Microsoft. Thus the user is given a selection of themes, and loads the one they prefer. This is an all or nothing approach. They can’t tweak the font size, or the pane border colour, they can only choose between one or more hard coded themes, each with it own fixed values for the borders, the brushes and so on.
I much prefer the first approach, it’s perhaps unconventional but it’s more useful for the user in my opinion as it gives them far more control. What do other people think? If you have created a product around a dock pane manager, would you be okay with the first way, or are you strongly in favour of the second? Does the ability to undo your branding (colour scheme) annoy you? I suppose it could be the second approach, but with an adjustable font size.
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For visual handicaps, high contrast scheme in Windows settings is prefferred; I wouldn't want to have to declare those settings for each app individually.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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Interesting point, thanks. I decided to go with themes, it actually makes the code easier, and users generally don’t need to tinker.
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As you probably know, the old 16 bit DOS edit[^] program is still included in 32 bit Windows versions. However, 64 bit Windows does not include the 16 bit DOS utilities.
My main workstation is 64 bit Windows and I'd really like to have a DOS edit clone available to me. Does anyone know of one?
( Yes, I know there are a zillion alternatives. My preferred text editor is Notepad++ and I use Notepad, VS Code, VS, Cygwin ed (yes, really) and one day I might even get round to learning vi. But none of these replicate the experience of edit that I seemed to find so convenient when working in a console window. )
It surprises me that no one has ported or rewritten edit as a 32/64 bit Win32 console app. I've googled but found nothing. Did I overlook it?
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No one? Or would I be better of asking this in Lounge?
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