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Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

8-Jun-18 3:16

Thanks!

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7-Jun-18 21:06

Welcome on board! Benvenuta a bordo!

And congratulations: you're the first woman I see on CP in 3 years and 7 months of participation in the community!

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Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

Jovita Dsa8-Jun-18 3:16

Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

8-Jun-18 3:16

Thanks it's great to be here! Smile | :)

Jovita Dsa11-Jun-18 8:19

Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

11-Jun-18 8:19

Thank you! Smile | :)

BillWoodruff8-Jun-18 6:08

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8-Jun-18 6:08

Welcome, Jovita,

The great Sufi poet, Kabir, wrote: "where there is a garden, the flowers will come" ("rahi gulzat to phool khilenge").

I am sure you are a flower, as well as someone who will be an excellent gardener ! Smile | :)

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Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

Jovita Dsa11-Jun-18 8:19

Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

11-Jun-18 8:19

Thank you for the warm welcome!

Nelek8-Jun-18 11:10

Nelek

8-Jun-18 11:10

Hi Jovita,

nice to meet you and welcome to the big "family" of CP.

See you around

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Re: Introducing the new Code Project employee and a new contest for June!

Jovita Dsa11-Jun-18 8:18

Speaking of dumbing down...

11-Jun-18 8:18

Thank you! Smile | :)

Marc Clifton7-Jun-18 8:40

Marc Clifton

7-Jun-18 8:40

I just wrote this. It works, exactly as it's supposed to.

Common.Initialize<TaxCode>(
    dxgTaxCodes,                                
    tc => !tc.Archived,                         
    archiveController.OnTaxCodeDeleted,         
    archiveController.OnTaxCodeChanging,        
    onFinalized: (_, __) =>                     
    Common.Initialize<Product>(             
        dxgProducts,                            
        p => !p.Archived,                       
        archiveController.OnProductDeleted,     
        archiveController.OnProductChanging,    
        updateLookups: true,                    
        decoupledLookups: true,                 
        onFinalized: (___, ____) => Common.Initialize<ProductSchedule>(
            dxgProductSchedules,                
            p => !p.Archived,                   
            updateLookups: true,                
            decoupledLookups: true)));

Here's the code with comments:

Common.Initialize<TaxCode>(
    dxgTaxCodes,                                // Initialize the tax code grid
    tc => !tc.Archived,                         // with non-archived tax codes
    archiveController.OnTaxCodeDeleted,         // archive tax codes that are deleted
    archiveController.OnTaxCodeChanging,        // archive tax codes that are changing
    onFinalized: (_, __) =>                     // when the tax code record has been updated...
    Common.Initialize<Product>(             
        dxgProducts,                            // we need to refresh the products with the cloned 
                                                // (non-archived) version
        p => !p.Archived,                       // which is not archived
        archiveController.OnProductDeleted,     // and when the product is deleted, archive it
        archiveController.OnProductChanging,    // or when the product is changed, archive it
        updateLookups: true,                    // force a fetch of any new lookups 
                                                // (ie, the tax code, which is a lookup)
        decoupledLookups: true,                 // but don't couple this with the cached tax code
                                                // table that's a lookup in product grid
        onFinalized: (___, ____) => Common.Initialize<ProductSchedule>(
            dxgProductSchedules,                // and when a product record is updated,
                                                // update the product-schedule grid
            ps => !ps.Archived,                 // with active product-schedules
            updateLookups: true,                // forcing a fetch of lookups (products and schedules)
            decoupledLookups: true)));          // and decoupled from the cached product and
                                                // schedule tables backing the product and
                                                // schedule grids.

(I hope the formatting got preserved.)

OK, yeah, this is a bit much. Laugh | :laugh:

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Sander Rossel7-Jun-18 8:46

Sander Rossel

7-Jun-18 8:46

Who's this mean green commenting machine? Laugh | :laugh:

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Marc Clifton7-Jun-18 9:02

Marc Clifton

7-Jun-18 9:02

That code reminds me of assembler, where I used to pretty much comment every line to explain why the instruction was there.

ZurdoDev7-Jun-18 9:18

ZurdoDev

7-Jun-18 9:18

I dare you to convert that to VB.

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Eddy Vluggen7-Jun-18 11:13

Eddy Vluggen

7-Jun-18 11:13

It looks like you have some broad butts in your code.

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PIEBALDconsult7-Jun-18 12:24

PIEBALDconsult

7-Jun-18 12:24

I can't read that.

User 74293387-Jun-18 20:01

User 7429338

7-Jun-18 20:01

Readability is partially a matter of taste I guess, but I think if the onFinalized's weren't inlined, the three remaining blocks wouldn't be as intimidating anymore and you would probably not need any comments at all.

modified 13-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Munchies_Matt7-Jun-18 20:45

Munchies_Matt

7-Jun-18 20:45

And you are proud of it?

You aren't an engineer, you are a nerd.

Gary Wheeler8-Jun-18 7:19

Gary Wheeler

8-Jun-18 7:19

I'm sorry Marc, but... ew.

Based on this code fragment, however, you may have finally disproved the truism about death and taxes. Since you wrote this, you can never die because they'll need you to stay around to maintain it.

Software Zen: delete this;

How to create mouse cursor control in C#

Kirk 1038982111-Jun-18 4:59

Kirk 10389821

11-Jun-18 4:59

Now, THAT would NOT pass a code review! Comments should reveal what the code cannot. In this case, almost every single comment is clearly represented in the code.

What is missing is WHY this was necessary, and any limitations thereof. (eg, it cannot load old tax codes)

Member 122681837-Jun-18 6:19

Member 12268183

7-Jun-18 6:19

I use Visual Studio 2012 C#. I would like to create an application controlling the mouse cursor on the screen. I would like to set the coordinates of the mouse cursor on the screen and then to click with the mouse over the desired coordinates. I would like to set keys combination without using the keyboard and then to go to these coordinates automatically with the mouse cursor. I need information about the functions or properties for click events of the mouse cursor without using the mouse. Could you please help with any tutorial or example, please?

Richard MacCutchan7-Jun-18 6:31

Richard MacCutchan

7-Jun-18 6:31

You could always try www.google.com[^]. You could also read again the text at the top of this page.

Eddy Vluggen7-Jun-18 8:19

Eddy Vluggen

7-Jun-18 8:19

Member 12268183 wrote:
Could you please help with any tutorial or example, please?

Welcome - The complete C# tutorial[^]

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Member 122681837-Jun-18 19:52

Member 12268183

7-Jun-18 19:52

Thank you for the answer. I need only the functions related with the mouse cursor control not the whole training C# course.

Regards

Eddy Vluggen7-Jun-18 22:58

Eddy Vluggen

7-Jun-18 22:58

Aw, I think you do.

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