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Nice! I want one! 
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Wiser words were never spoken
Cheers,
Mick
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It doesn't matter how often or hard you fall on your arse, eventually you'll roll over and land on your feet.
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The question is, which is to be master? — that's all.
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You're single, aren't you?
Software Zen: delete this;
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Gary R. Wheeler wrote: You're single, aren't you?
Good heavens, no.
What ever could have given you that idea?
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Whenever I tell my gf she's right, she responds with "What did you say? I didn't quite hear you!"
Marc
Latest Article - Merkle Trees
Learning to code with python is like learning to swim with those little arm floaties. It gives you undeserved confidence and will eventually drown you. - DangerBunny
Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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All day, WookieTab has been slow and unresponsive - trying to even open a context menu in Chrome has been impossible as they show up invisible...
First, I suspect the click on k/b. Nope.
Then, I reload video drivers. It works! Sorted.
Nope, half an hour later and it's back to slug mode...
Just about to reload windows (and VS, and SSMS, and Paintshop Pro, and Libre Ofice, and ...) 
Then a quick thought ... what's running? Nothing - I checked earlier ... but ... Task Manager is also running like a stunned slug on mogadons. Hmmmm... what if there is something running, but TM only gets to do anything when it stops?
Startup list has four items:
CleanUpUI
Corel Update Helper
Microsoft Onedrive
Windows Defender notification icon
So...one I don't recognise, and three I don't trust
Disable the top three (after checking and finding CleanUpUI is an EaseUS thing and not a virus).
One restart later and all is fine.
Do I care which it is? Nope. Stuff 'em all!
Hate it when that happens...
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Perhaps it was onedrive making backups you didn't ask for
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ledtech3 wrote: Perhaps it was onedrive making backups you didn't ask for
Yes, but microsoft needs it,...
microsoft needs all of everybodies data 'to make windows even better.'
disclaimer: pigs flying overhead are in no way related to microsoft, microsoft windows, or microsoft ceip;
and microsoft has over 20000 lawyers on call to sue your ass should you dare claim otherwise.
Sin tack
the any key okay
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This sounds similar to the behavior I experienced recently with Win10, Chrome, etc.
Mine was tied to I/O and I know your wookietab is obviously SSD (or at least some type of non-HDD storage) but still sounds so similar.
Win10 Again (sigh) The Lounge[^]
I moved to an SSD and haven't seen any issues since. But I also uninstalled chrome completely (now using Firefox) and I've been too lazy to try Chrome again.
Good luck.
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I have actually to implement a wizard for a very very simple "programming language" which supports something about 1% (rather less) of c language. While reading all this stuff about Parsers and CompilerCompiler (also here on CP) I came to the idea to share all my expirience by writing an article about this.
My Immagination about the article:
- A short description what a Parser is doing (my doubts, that this can be described in short)
- Short explanation how one describes a "language" by EBNF (my doubts, that this can be described in short)
- Explain parsing EBNF to generate "the language" Parser
- "The Target Of The Article": How to use the above parsed EBNF to create a wizard
Because the whole path is something recursive (parsing ebnf to create a parser) I have my doubts wheter all this stuff could/should be explained in only one article. On the other hand, should I prescribe the knowledge about parsing?
How you would structure this?
The easier question:
What do article writer suggest? Should I use the online editor (https://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/Submit.aspx, Option 1) or should I do everything offline Option 2?
Thank you for help.
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Ummm, I took a side route to all fancy formating stuff. I wrote it up in Word with Pictures made sure it looked legible and went from there to the publishing wizzard. My view was if it can be read with out all fancy stuff it's probably good to go, then use all the auto stuff, just my two pennys worth!
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Thank you very much!
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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I keep meaning to do it in Word (or at least Libre Office) but ... I still end up with the online editor.
But Word has one big advantage: it has a spell check. The online version doesn't...
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Thank you very much.
In case I do it in Word (because you doubt about my spelling  ) what is needed afterwards? Is it more or less simply copy/paste from word to online Editor to publish?
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Or just email it to Sean and he'll sort it out.
There is a submission template file you can download and open in Word to use as a basis.
This page shows the d/l and where to send the file: Submit a new Article[^]
I look forward to seeing it!
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Thank you again.
Quote: I look forward to seeing it!
The template file is ready to see it 
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Dear OG, a shy question:
Is it ok for you if I send you a draft to proofread? I think you are the only one who can understand my strange english.
I'm aware that this is really a big request and so I will understand very well if you decline.
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Not a problem: you have my email.
Might take me a day or two to proofread it though!
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Wow, thank you very much!
Quote: Might take me a day or two
Two days I need some more days (x10, x20) to be ready, I'm still starting on that.
The whole thing I have to develop in Embarcadero c++ and migrate it then to c# for the article so that someone may read it
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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They are a lot quicker to read than to write!
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While writing on it I think I feel 1:1 what you mean
At the Moment I wish I would have never announced that I will write an article on this. But because I did it, I have to go through it 
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Take your time. If it's worth doing, it's not worth rushing - and it can help to walk away for a day or more and then re-read what you have written so far.
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