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Sunday, September 24, 2006

Glutton for punishment!

by PSteele via Patrick Steele on 9/24/2006 7:49:42 PM

Although I liked the ease at which I could get my source code highlighted with the squishyWARE Syntax Highlighter component , I didn't like that is was VS.NET 2003 coloring. So I got the crazy idea of just pulling the RTF off the clipboard and converting that to HTML. I spent a few hours last night and a couple of hours this afternoon writing a rudimentary RTF parser. It's ugly and doesn't support most of the RTF syntax, but it gets me some nicely formatted HTML from the RTF on ... [ read more ]

Video Screencast: Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit 1.0

by VBTeam via The Visual Basic Team on 9/24/2006 12:14:00 AM

by Kathleen McGrath I've created a screencast that shows you how to create a Windows form in Visual Basic 2005 that you can call from your Visual Basic 6 application using the Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit 1.0 . The screencast is about 6 minutes long. Interop Forms Toolkit Screencast 13 comment(s)

Write Great Code – Volume 2: Thinking low-level, writing high-level by Randall Hyde

by Fadzai Chamba via DevCity.NET - Articles on 9/24/2006 12:00:00 AM

Every programmer concerned with application performance of the code they write needs to have a good profiler at hand. This must be used to profile your applications regularly to know what part of your code is negatively affecting performance. A paradox in programming is that often, poor performance is caused by bad application design and not bad code, but you cannot verify the application design until you have written some code. However, some good designs are hampered by bad code and a profile ... [ read more ]

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