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Chacal wrote:Works fine for me on Win7 64 bits.

That would be my development environment

Hm, Pidgin, I take it this won't work in Kopete then? One can't have everything I guess
That sounds good, though I have no clue in what state Mono is with the regard to .NET 3.5 - AFAIK, they are still at 2.0, aren't they?

diafero wrote:That sounds good, though I have no clue in what state Mono is with the regard to .NET 3.5 - AFAIK, they are still at 2.0, aren't they?

They could be, but the only thing I use .NET 3.5 for is to generate the assemblies (exes, dlls). Everything else should work with .NET 2.0, if you strip out all of the silly "using System.Linq;" statements that Visual Studio barfs everywhere. I suppose it may actually be a good thing that WhoM doesn't work in Mono as is--it looks like a pile of dog crap. It'll be getting a little love

I never got how that system.linq stuff actually benefitted my programs..

diafero wrote:Hm, Pidgin, I take it this won't work in Kopete then? One can't have everything I guess
That sounds good, though I have no clue in what state Mono is with the regard to .NET 3.5 - AFAIK, they are still at 2.0, aren't they?

I was thinking about porting the KIchat plugin to Kopete once Paradox had it to a reasonable state

That would be awesome

Trylon wrote:I never got how that system.linq stuff actually benefitted my programs..

It lets you use SQL like queries to be access arrays or collections of objects. It can be quite useful; however, in the cases I have wanted to use it, it is not applicable. Fail.

Code: Select all

VaultNode[] node = new VaultNode[666]; //Populated by some unknown force
var matches = from node as n
              where n.fNodeType == NodeType.kAgeInfo
              select n;

Or something like that. It's not a standard SQL query, so I always have to look up the syntax. You don't necessarily have to select a VaultNode either. You could just select other random fields.

Just downloaded WhoM.

Very nice job! A very helpful tool! It's simple, yet very efficient!

Great job guys, and thanks for this tool!

Great work, this looks like it'll make things a lot easier! (hate it when I log in and find that there's practically nobody online.)

I am accepting feature requests for WhoM 1.1 (or later) at this time.

Your request may or may not make into WhoM 1.1, but it will at least be heard.