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Conversion worked properly on sql = "SELECT t.doc_sheet_nbr as code,t.doc_title as description " + _ "FROM myschema.mydoc t " + _ "WHERE t.facility = '" + Facility + "' " + _ "AND t.document_type = 'DRAW' " + _ "AND t.document_sub_type = '" + DocSubType + "' " + _ "AND t.document_nbr = '" + DocNumber...
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mgillson
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03-27-2007
Filed under: Translation, Visual Basic
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I'm using revision 1860 (latest SVN). I right click on a file in project explorer and click Diff. I get the "you don't have subversion installed error message". However, the button that I assume should say ok instead saus {$res:Global. I assume the resource string include is wrong....
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zippy1981
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10-05-2006
Filed under: Translation, Resource string
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Hi everybody! In the old days of the computer all available programs were like Henry Ford his T-Ford: as the car was only available in black, the interface of programs was exclusively in the English language. Now it's very common that almost every program is localized. #Develop is no exception. Next...
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AlexKnip
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10-05-2006
Filed under: Translation
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Hallo, ich wollte nur meine Meinung mitteilen, daß die Quellcodeoptionen für Klassen und Interfaces teils etwas unglücklich gewählt sind. Es heisst dort: "Geerbte Klassen finden". In diesem Kontext ist das aber falschherum ausgedrückt: Die vorliegende Klasse erbt ja nichts, sondern vererbt...
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Running 2.2 I see this issue (and assume it remains with latest build as 'Search' does not show any results). CInt() is converted by SharpDevelop 2.2 to a simple int cast, which is plan and simply wrong. By the way, if you Google around, this notion of the equivalent of CInt() being an (int)...
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harrystein
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03-04-2008
Filed under: Bug report, .Net 2.0 bugs, Translation, Code conversion, bug, #develop 2.1, #develop 2.2, convert, #develop, SharpDevelop 3.0
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Recall the cast (int)( expr ) is the wrong answer for VB CInt( expr ) to C# -- i.e, should be Convert.ToInt32( expr ) . Still, to answer the question, the following types for expr can be specified for the explicit cast to int (more to come :-) ): (int)( long_expr ) (int)( ulong_expr ) (int)( float_expr...
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harrystein
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03-05-2008
Filed under: Translation, Code conversion, Visual Basic, convert
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