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Comments by Derek Henderson (Top 7 by date)
Derek Henderson
12-Dec-11 8:42am
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Not on my system running VS2010 . Works a treat.
Derek Henderson
9-Dec-11 5:27am
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Which data format are you using ?
Derek Henderson
8-Dec-11 10:27am
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Yes I meant proprietary .... didn't think there would be any "spelling police" on line. The message can still be interpreted.
Derek Henderson
8-Dec-11 9:53am
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Are you sure your using the same instance of the form, when your checking the comm open if its not the same instance thats why it fails. I created a comms handler class to handle all mine and made it a singletion so only one instance could exists.
Derek Henderson
6-Dec-11 5:18am
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I think your better off doing it in code without regular expressions. From what I can see your only using the RegExp to split the sting into 3's wring a small bit of javascript to split it using string functions not RegExp, its not really what RegExp was design for, and in my view over complicates what is a simple function.
Derek Henderson
5-Dec-11 9:13am
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Buy one :-)
Derek Henderson
5-Dec-11 9:12am
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Can you post all the data from the hierarchy
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