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"Herself" is OG's nickname for his wife in this forum.
Replace it with "Mary" (not her real name, but it'll do for the purpose) and reparse the sentence.
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Ah so. Understood. Thought as much. Interesting term. I did not want to offend. My "Herself" has been around 55 years.
"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger
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That is a good start! I can't top it, but I work every day to make my Herself miserable and hope to be able to do it for many more years!
Hogan
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"Herself" or "Himself" used in this manner is originally Irish, referring to a person of some importance. Used in phrases like "It's Himself, himself!".
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Thanx Dan, That is good information.
I took to be a respectful reference. I had read it used somewhere in the past. Just wasn't sure where.
for some strange reason Doug Adams came to mind.
"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger
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The whole cat butt thing really smells. 
Ed
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Does your wife use face recognition unlock? 
*runs for dear life*
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Intellicode continues to impress.
I'm processing program arguments for a little tool I'm knocking up, and I get to this:
int incMajor = 0;
int incMinor = 1;
int incBuild = 0;
int incRevision = 0;
foreach(string arg in args)
{
if (arg.StartsWith("/a")) assemblyFile = arg.Substring(2);
if (arg.StartsWith("/mj")) incMajor =
And it autocompletes:
if (arg.StartsWith("/mj")) incMajor = Convert.ToInt32(arg.Substring(4));
Now, OK, that isn't the code I'd write but it's a damn good guess, and yes, it'd work for an argument of the form "/mj=1"
Somebody has worked hard on this!
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Oh man, it gets even better - it reads the Group names from a Regex and suggests them as variable names in my code for a Match ... :MouthHangingOpen:
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Just wait till Microsoft integrates ChatGPT into the Intellicode and other areas of VS. 
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It. Will. Be. Great.
Intellisense will pause your typing after each letter to ask chatGPT, "How's this loser doing? Should I replace what he's typing?" 
Meanwhile, you'll be screaming at Visual Studio, "Type what I'm typing, you freaking garbage heap!!" 
Oh, wait, that already happens. But, fear not, it'll be worse. 
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That's when I turn the feature off.
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OriginalGriff wrote: That's when I turn the feature off.
HvisuALstudio 8000: "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave."
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Didn't you claim that ChatGPT will eliminate jobs for developers?
So no need for Visual Studio at all regardless of its abilities.
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Ah, so it's for the VB crowd. Still trying to get them to convert.
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With the current Visual Studio, and ReSharper ...
There are moments of brilliant auto-completion alternating with bizzare insertions of sometime long utterly out-of-context keywords from namespaces my WinForm project doesn't reference.
hypothesis: this is worse in .NET 7/Core WinForm where they reference all kinds of things (like Visual Basic) and there's no option to remove references ... i can find.
... and, so it goes ...
* i consider it a replay of the "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" novel by Stevenson. If you like horror movies from the black-and-white time when actors, not cgi, had to make film work ... may i recommend the 1931 version with Fredric March, and the 1943 version with Spencer Tracy for which he won the Oscar. A cgi colorized version of the 1941 film has been done.
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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BillWoodruff wrote: There are moments of brilliant auto-completion alternating with bizzare insertions of sometime long utterly out-of-context keywords from namespaces my WinForm project doesn't reference.
Don't get me started. Right now if I balance it out, I think I spend more time deleting stupid things the editor has inserted unnecessarily / completely misunderstanding my intent, than any time that might have been saved had I had to type it all in manually. Frustrating to an extreme.
Then after you've fought with the editor for a while and got things back under control and made all corrections, you scroll back to the top of the file and find out while it had been doing that, it inserted 4 using statements that are not necessary because it thought you were making references for things that exist elsewhere. Re-reading your quote, I'm guessing this exactly the sort of thing you meant...
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OriginalGriff wrote: for a little tool I'm knocking up
Planning on a family of tools?
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Clearly the guys in Microsoft who create intellisense and those writing "Mirosoft learn"/Help/Tutorials are completely different teams. They send the stupid ones to write articles in "Mirosoft learn".
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Quote: Those who can, do.
Those who can't, teach.
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and those that can't teach go into politics.
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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Matthew Dennis wrote: and those that can't teach go into politics.
Those who can't teach go into administration.
Those who never learn go into politics. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Those can't teach, teach teachers.
"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger
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It's depressing, because more often than not I'm searching with the googly bits, and I'm like "yay an old forum post popped up in the search" - then I click on it and it's my own unanswered post from a month ago.
Usually by the time I have a question I'm buried up to my neck in the problem and totally lost, but even articulating the question fully is difficult, much less getting an answer. Like this: Rendering subrectangles of a control[^]
If I have to ask a question it's one of the worst parts of my day in terms of coding. 
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
modified 22-Feb-23 10:55am.
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it's been working on the problem for days.
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
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