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I am sick of reading posts title "doubt" asking if a topic is enough for a 6 month project. All we have to base a guess on is the stupid subject title and a semi-literate question, and going on that it will probably never get completed.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP
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No. I've implemented an FTP client in about three days. That's the back-end and the GUI. It included a more efficient StreamReader.ReadToEnd implementation, and I put it together simply from reading the documentation
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Yes it is enough for 6 month, well at least for you. I'm guessing you have to ask for each loc, and each answer will take up to 1 day (since you have to learn to ask a correct question at cp). An FTP client consists of 150 lines, so this will end in 150 days, leaving thirty days to write the documentation...
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SeMartens wrote: leaving thirty days to write the documentation...
So, thirty lines of documentation?
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Are you the same retard posting over and over, or is there a whole class of morons asking the same question ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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There must be for God's sake. Just think if they are all different, pass there course and then get distributed throughout the world. That would be horrifying.
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Christian Graus wrote: Are you the same retard posting over and over
yes and no. there probably is a single professor giving this assignment to all of his students, and now the brighter ones are posting their "doubt" here, one by one. So the bigger question is how many students are at that uni.
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I have an idea. Let's temporarily ban all threads with Doubt in the subject, till say, next month. Auto-ban the poster if it's one of his first 5 posts.
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harold aptroot wrote: Let's temporarily ban all threads with Doubt in the subject, till say, next month
Now that is a really bad idea. We have had them now, if Chris starts the ban you suggested, next month we will again be flooded by messages, slightly adjusted:
Doubt, very urgent
i am a msc student.As part of my course completion ,i selected a project
topic "FTP client" Would 5 months be enough to finish it? (for reasons beyond my reach
I already lost an entire month). Could you please explain about its modules?
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
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good point. keep the ban for 7 months
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How do you feel about yourself now after all the feedback? Must have proud parents for sure (that is if they will even own up to knowing you).
But, I'm here to help, not call you names like 'Tard', 'Jackass' or 'Idiot'. So here's a simple project, that when done properly will require you to do only once and you'll be set the rest of your life.
Module One: With both hands, reach behind you and grab both ass cheeks firmly
(Fairly difficult for some so give yourself 2-3 days "Research" and "Testing")
Module Two: While grasping ass cheeks firmly, begin a 'pulling' motion with your upper body. Continue pulling motion until Head completely exits ass.
Module Three: Release grip on ass cheeks, wipe crap from eye so you can see what you're about to do.
Module Four, Part 1: Stand in front of full length mirror. Pick up your Browning BT-99, Grade III (part of the pre-project requirements gathering), place it on the ground, butt side down.
Module Four, Part 2: Slowly lower ass (from Modules One, Two and Three) over raised end of Browning BT-99, Grade III. You'll know when to stop as you'll feel the raised end of said Browning tickeling your tonsils.
Module Five: Using index toe of left foot, insert into Browning BT-99, Grade III 'activation mechinism'...apply downward pressure.
Module Six: View output results in mirror.
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Mr Zhat
Although the question asked by the poster is bad for everyone, but you look really retarded when you posted such big text all full of nonesense.
Come on mate..take it easy...
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Really? Ok, I'll just stick with calling him a retard, or idiot or moron like everyone else and look...ah...Smart?
Now, if you care to tell those other folks the same as you did me, I'd pay attention.
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Dear All,
I am working on two form Form1 and Form2 i want to like some thing like when i click on edit button the data which is in listview will appear in those text boxes which are on Form2 i just want to now how can i get values from one form1 to an other Form2 please guide me in details.
Thanks.
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Properties and delegates. Read about them you will get your answer.
If the second form opens on the button click itself then there is something called parameterized constructor to help you.
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Ok i am working on this and one more question i have one combo box on form1 i want to display it on form2 the value is in item collection not in database.
For this what should i do what you will suggest then.
Thnx
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Sajjad,
You can get in a list (Array, arraylist) of all these items from the combo box and expose it as a public property to the other form.
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i am computer science student.i have some doubt related to my project topic "logic gate simulator",Is this project enough for 6 months?can you explain the modules?
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More than enough, I estimate it will take you 19 months to completely understand.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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How do you expect anyone to know, but given your lack of ability to make a decision on your own, pr0bably about 10 years.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP
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Yes. Tell your professor that you are going to make a better version of Mathematica. I'm fairly certain that will keep you fairly busy for 6 months-ish
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5 and a half months dithering followed by two weeks frantic posting: "Nd Mathematica Cd. Urgentz."
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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What doubts do you have and why?
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Well basically I am creating a visual studio addin at the moment in c#. I have looked everywhere that I could think of for the answer to this, but have yet to find the answer. All I am looking to do is handle certain events from DTE2, like build events, solution events etc. But yet when I do it the way that I would think it should be done, the functions for the events never get called in my code.
Example of what I got so far:
private BuildEvents _buildEvents;
public void OnConnection(object application, ext_ConnectMode connectMode, object addInInst, ref Array custom)
{
_applicationObject = (DTE2)application;
_addInInstance = (AddIn)addInInst;
_buildEvents = _applicationObject.Events.BuildEvents;
_buildEvents.OnBuildBegin += new _dispBuildEvents_OnBuildBeginEventHandler(_buildEvents_OnBuildBegin);
And then of course I define the function:
void _buildEvents_OnBuildBegin(vsBuildScope Scope, vsBuildAction Action)
{
MessageBox.Show("Building");
}
And then I remove the event in the disconnect code. But like I said it never gets called. I have even tried other events like open solution but same case.
Thanks
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