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It will need to gain a bit of critical mass before CP jumps on the bandwagon. Just because somebody creates a language doesn't mean that we have to immediately go off half cocked and create a forum for it.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: Just because somebody creates a language doesn't mean that we have to immediately go off half cocked and create a forum for it.
Google ain't your run-of-the-mill language creator.
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They aren't, but it could still be this weeks fad of the moment.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: They aren't, but it could still be this weeks fad of the moment.
Absolutely. But my gut instinct says that when it's Google, it may be worth a look.
The thing is, of course, I am here to witness that Chris has made it possible for the OP to set up a private forum focusing on Go. In Maunder's mansion, there are many houses.
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would you like to program something in a language that is going to be in beta for a couple of years? 
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I only read code that is properly indented, and rendered in a non-proportional font; hint: use PRE tags in forum messages
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Luc Pattyn wrote: would you like to program something in a language that is going to be in beta for a couple of years?
How much are you offering? 
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the latest Chrome, a set of Marsian maps, and a lot of Waves
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Nawww, if we're talking pieces of Google, why don't you just sign over all that stock you bought at the IPO
By the way, I'll bet $5.00 to your favorite charity that Chrome ends up replacing FF as the #2 browser. But not for at least 2 years.
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Oakman wrote: Chrome ends up replacing FF as the #2 browser
I have my doubts; if Go catches on and they provide the best implementation before MS launches its own Go dialect, yes maybe.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: MS launches its own Go dialect
Go.Net? Go# ? or Go2 (After all, They haven't had a GoTo language in six years.)
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Oakman wrote: Go.Net? Go# ? or Go2?
Nope. it is bound to be called G#, as they'll never admit Go is any good. See how they treated Java.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: they'll never admit Go is any good. See how they treated Java.
But Java is no good. It's interpreted, like VB6
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Oakman wrote: Java is interpreted
That is completely wrong. Most often Java gets compiled to "bytecode" which is very similar to "MSIL" or "IL"; also the Java language resembles C# a lot. Java uses a Virtual Machine, akin to the .NET one, the main difference being it was tailored for a single language. Basically MS "borrowed" all the good ideas from Java when designing .NET and C#, and added some. I think you knew all that already...
FYI: even VB6 gets compiled, its compiler/linker emits real EXE files.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: FYI: even VB6 gets compiled, its compiler/linker emits real EXE files.
I knew that, too. I used to write PDS7.1 files that compiled to real EXE files, too.
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I just copied a post message URL from one browser to a second (where I wasn't logged in); got an access denied message; and when I tried to log in the loss of work messagebox was displayed.
3x12=36
2x12=24
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modified on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 11:07 PM
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Looks OK to me
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I posted the text 9x, only the odd numbered instances of it showed up formatted.
3x12=36
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I can't seem to replicate your problem. This procedure might help the CP staff reproduce your issue:
- Edit your original message above that demonstrates the issue. Copy the text from the message.
- Create a reply message.
- In the reply message, ensure the "Encode HTML tags when pasting" checkbox is checked (this checkbox is just below the textbox you type into).
- Paste the message that you previously copied.
- Finish posting the reply message.
This should show the exact characters you used when you posted your message so that it can then be copied and pasted into a new message for testing. As an example, I will do exactly the above procedure with this message so you can see what I'm talking about.
Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.
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I can't seem to replicate your problem. This procedure might help the CP staff reproduce your issue:
<ol>
<li>Edit your original message above that demonstrates the issue. Copy the text from the message.</li>
<li>Create a reply message.</li>
<li>In the reply message, ensure the "Encode HTML tags when pasting" checkbox is checked (this checkbox is just below the textbox you type into).</li>
<li>Paste the message that you previously copied.</li>
<li>Finish posting the reply message.</li>
</ol>
This should show the exact characters you used when you posted your message so that it can then be copied and pasted into a new message for testing. As an example, I will do exactly the above procedure with this message so you can see what I'm talking about.
Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.
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3x12=36
2x12=24
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Hmm, the problem seems to be with your use of "txt" and that you use it without quotes. Try this:
<pre lang=txt>
1
</pre>
<pre lang=txt>
2
</pre>
<pre lang=txt>
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</pre>
Then try this:
<pre lang="text">
1
</pre>
<pre lang="text">
2
</pre>
<pre lang="text">
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I was able to reproduce your problem when I copied your text from above, but the problem was fixed when I replaced every "txt" with "text" and put quotes around them.
Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.
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One thing wrong, one bug, and one way to fix it:
<pre lang=txt>
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Should be
<pre lang="text">
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Use "text" instead of "txt" to be more correct (though it won't actually make any difference since neither will cause colourising, and wrap the "text" in quotes.
This last is a bug (it should work without quotes) and we'll get it fixed.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I have Email format set as Text. In this format, CP will not send any hyperlinks posted in the message.
Best wishes,
Navaneeth
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When someone sends an email using the "Email" link, any hyperlinks in the email won't be delivered as a clickable link. I presume that this would happen if someone has set their option to receive emails in text format.
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