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Comments by PaulPrice (Top 7 by date)
PaulPrice
10-Jan-13 10:25am
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Quite simply I find myself cleaning up an old code base that has a lot (i mean a lot) of redundant statements and using statemebnts that are explicitly decalred as I showed above.
I would like to automate this and would like opionions on possible avenues I can investigate. Not full answers as to how to do it.
Does that make sense?
PaulPrice
8-Nov-11 8:23am
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Agreed, unfortunately,due to a number of Choice maid by others, this was decided to be the best route forward. The irony is that in the year I have worked on this project on and off, due to technical constraints I have never actually ran the code (no test setup, again, other peoples choices).
PaulPrice
8-Nov-11 7:32am
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I have just noted the glaring hole in my question, sorry, feels like a Monday.
Brief description, VS2010 solution with 3 .NET projects and 1 C++ project. As a test to a problem at client site; I have been asked to port this back to VS2003. The actual issue is with the C++ project so I am looking for a way to force this to compile with C++ compiler 7.1
Thanks for taking the time.
PaulPrice
8-Nov-11 7:15am
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Cheers,
Care to suggest a method to achieve this?
PaulPrice
15-Jun-11 5:15am
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Hmmm, maybe I should just try it and see what happens.
Thanks.
PaulPrice
6-Jan-11 4:10am
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The visualisers mentioned below look like a step in the right direction, and I will definately look into these.
I notice from my first glance that the Visualisers are based in PopUp windows, I am rather hoping to simply have the Watch list automatically display the relevant contents of my object, is this possible?
PaulPrice
6-Dec-10 6:49am
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Pete, thanks for the answer. ot quite what I want, but then I guess if I make myself clear it would help ;-)
I will edit the question
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