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I'm going to read up nhunspell thanks. Would you recomend this over the WPF textbox functionality?
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Thanks. I'm sorry but what are the benifits?
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The built in spell checker is limited in the choices of languages it supports - it's not extensible. Contrary to popular opinion, it's not the Office spell checker. NHunspell makes use of the Open Office dictionaries and, if memory serves, it also allows you to perform Thesaurus functions.
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Hi Pete,
Thank you for your feedback. I'm going to start working on incorporating the Hunspell functions into our code.
Thank you again,
Mel
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Sir,
how can i use gmail,hotmail,rediffmail, etc message access in single page itself, what algo or method i should use????
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You need to build a web page that allows you to talk to the API provided by each of them individually.
Check their websites.
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hi , please tell me a statement that I can write in my program for which static code analysis will show an error.
Right now, what ever I am trying "run code analysis ..." is giving zero errors
Regards,
NetQuestions
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The question you should be asking is why static code should be throwing an error in analysis at all? If static methods don't break or throw errors during compile, then they can essentially be treated as any other instance method. I'm curious, why would you want them to error?
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static code analysis means you (or a tool you're using) are looking at your source code, trying to figure out something, such as complexity, test coverage, style, etc. So if your code compiles, the only error you can get from static analysis is when you have set some go/no-go criteria and your code fails one of them.
If that is too vague, then so is your question.
BTW: I'm not even sure you're asking in the right forum.
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Hi,
This is regarding VSTS integration.
Please help me out with link to any blog / article which explains how in steps I can use VSTS 2010 to
1. create sequence diagram and import it to visual studio
2. Add a task using Visual studio, then import it using xls, add a task in xls and then publish it to TFS.
3. I am seeing examples on how to take build using TFS. But how do I use a build?
Please help me out with links with an example for each.
Regards,
NetQuestions
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Hi all,
i have a application which takes the .csproj file and builds it using the Msbuild Engine that .NET provides.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.build.buildengine.engine.buildprojectfile.aspx[^]
have the code from here.
what i want now is that whatever build process that is logged in the log file needs to be shown in the text box on the fly when the building is in process.(ie the text box should behave like the console window)
(when we build using the MSVisual Studio command prompt then on the console build messages are shown)
can some one help or throw some info on this
Thanks & Regards
Sandeep
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You have posted this question in the question answer section too.
Could you please refrain from cross-posting?
Thanks.
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According to VB.NET
-1 Mod 2 = -1
Is this a WTF moment or has maths changed since I did my degree in it?
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It's certainly very incongruous.
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is it?
would you prefer the integer quotient of -1 and 2 to be -1 and the remainder +1? making sure the remainder has the sign of the dividend makes a lot of sense to me.
PS: don't ask about negative divisors!
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I was making a pun. A play on words. Modulus operations are part of congruence relations.
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you've had me there.
but still, I'd rather call it congruous, as I got used to a slightly counter-intuitive but perfectly rational behavior of integer division and modulo (which text books and school classes mostly fail to deal with).
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the behavior of division and modulo is always tricky when dealing with negative numbers; each language can make its own choice, as long as one invariant remains true:
a = b * (a DIV b) + (a MOD b)
for all values of a and b
If it doesn't fit your expectation, avoid negative numbers, or write your own little method (or create your own integer type and use operator overloading).
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Well, it's easy to work around once one knows, of course... but it took me a while to figure out why I wasn't getting the expected results (out of my function of which this was but one line.)
It certainly isn't what I was taught about modulo.
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I need rule engine in my application. I want to use Microsoft.Ruleengine.dll from BizTalk.
Is it true that the biztalk rules engine class used?
Sorry if this was discussed here.
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You would still need to buy a licenese to Biz talk server to use this dll.
If you dont have that, try and consider Windows Workflow Foundation[^].
This could help you build your own rules.
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You could always look at the rule engine here[^].
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