Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:38 pm
Chacal wrote:Works fine for me on Win7 64 bits.
That would be my development environment
That would be my development environment
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That would be my development environment
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 1:59 am
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?
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?
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 3:41 am
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
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 3:52 am
I never got how that system.linq stuff actually benefitted my programs..
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:52 am
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
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 11:22 am
That would be awesome 
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 3:32 pm
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.
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 3:51 pm
Just downloaded WhoM.
Very nice job! A very helpful tool! It's simple, yet very efficient!
Great job guys, and thanks for this tool!
Very nice job! A very helpful tool! It's simple, yet very efficient!
Great job guys, and thanks for this tool!
Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 7:25 pm
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.)
(hate it when I log in and find that there's practically nobody online.)Re: WhoM: Who's Online for MOUL
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 5:22 pm
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.
Your request may or may not make into WhoM 1.1, but it will at least be heard.