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Comments by Xlance (Top 7 by date)
Xlance
20-Mar-22 4:12am
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With strings of different lengths, we could do :-)
int Max = Math.Max(SplitWithoutComma1.Length,SplitWithoutComma4.Length);
Xlance
13-Mar-21 6:16am
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The code that calls ReadAndStoreLinesIn01
if (File01 != null) ReadAndStoreLinesIn01(File01.SourceFilePath, _lines01);
The program crashes because I cannot access a specific Column in array "list01"
by using "builder.list01 = new LineInfo_Form" in a different Form.
Xlance
25-Feb-21 0:45am
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Could you please give an example. Thank you
Xlance
25-Jan-21 2:33am
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Thank You
Please could you elaborate on what exactly is: ($"{i:D4}")
Xlance
25-Jan-21 1:19am
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for loops takes 4x time to process than other alternatives.
the concat/enumerate was the fastest, but it's a bit tricky to embed in the right place in the code.
Thank you
Xlance
11-Jul-15 18:10pm
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and here is the NEW code of seq from CYGWIN
P.S. it has dependencies on 3 *.dll files !
Xlance
11-Jul-15 12:46pm
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Apparently seq command from "GOW" version and "CYGWIN" version differ, the latter works perfectly !
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