Comments by Ibrahim Yusuf

Ibrahim Yusuf 9-Oct-10 10:03am View

I was just trying to make threading tasks simpler, but you're right, threading must be understood correctly and done carefully. Thanks for giving the right direction ^^

Ibrahim Yusuf 9-Oct-10 9:58am View

Thank you ^^

Ibrahim Yusuf 5-Oct-10 9:58am View

You're welcome, but power point is not for games. VBA is only used to automate your tasks when working with office apps, not for manipulating your slideshow or presentation objects. I just think that you shouldn't waste your time learning VBA. If you really really have to use powerpoint, find some other features, not VBA.

Ibrahim Yusuf 4-Oct-10 10:58am View

No I didn't, I was just simplified it using generics, anonymous method and lambda expression, instead of writing 2 separate event handler.

Ibrahim Yusuf 3-Oct-10 21:49pm View

I like happy ending. =)

Ibrahim Yusuf 3-Oct-10 21:45pm View

Yes it compiled successfully. I tested it to process value types like string or int, no problem. But I am not sure if this is the correct way to do it - especially on reference types, collection types or thread-safe types.

Ibrahim Yusuf 2-Sep-10 11:22am View

Reason for my vote of 1
not a question, ambiguous, and hard to understand

Ibrahim Yusuf 1-Sep-10 16:30pm View

Try to double-click the error and locate the error. If the spelling and casing are correct, the compiler should not fire that error.

Ibrahim Yusuf 1-Sep-10 13:47pm View

I was just suggesting, because C# is most common language for .NET. There are more tutorials in C# than VB.NET, so if he wanted to learn development in the .NET platform, I think learning C# will make him learn faster. I guess, only guess, maybe he asked VB.NET because he only thinks VB.NET is easier, so I suggest the most common language. Other than that, I would give him the same answer as above - Google it.

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