Attila Kovacs

AFAIR they disappeared every time I installed an update, I don't know, could have been a one-time issue.

I've multiple template dirs which I duplicate for the new (test)projects. There is life outside the IDE too.

I'd say do it like the competitors, doesn't matter if it's right or not. It will be interchangeable.

got it since 3.4.0 ~2002 😉

Attributes are about that, that you don't have to have form props/code. It's like templating for recurring things. Like Lars' grids or in my case my ORM's. It has a bunch of benefits, like I can easily include them anywhere without any dependency. Also, for the grid example, it can be the default layout which you could overload with custom settings but on deleting them or on a new install, you don't have to deal with the initial data. Also, attributed things can be tested very good. Also, on many parameters it's ugly AF, I'm using JSON strings on complex attributes. Which are very error prone, but can be tested very easily. Yes, it's also not perfect and misses a lot of things like a NameOf(), but we are used to waiting centuries for cookies. No... Yes... Whatever... It's longer than green.

It was MS who disabled using TPM for Home versions of W10 now its mandatory from 11? 😉 muha

They won't as MAPI is officially discontinued. I'll put it on github though.

@Vandrovnik Thx, damn copy paste devil 😉 @Dany Marmur and who should maintain it? I've no time for that.

@Vandrovnik Thank you for pointing that out!

I've already asked before, how can you work on a slow and laggy VM? It sounds like washing your feet with socks on.

you mean %0:s?

And what about Schokohase?

you will tell us the next time you debugging this code 😛

is this some kind of code obfuscation? 😉

I'd write them in the meantime, they should work too 😛

Agree for recurring tasks. I think a listview on a dockform and a code navigaion routine is not that hard.

How would you click on a line which can't be evaluated with the built in search? 🙂

There are many linux tools for windows or there is the linux subsystem for windows, or even powershell if you are masochist, why would you use the very limited IDE search?

AMD uProf failed every time I tried so I'm not wondering. Their forum is also full of complaints about that.

Yes, OllyDbg, as I wrote before. Works like a dream. So basically every debugger which supports pdb will work.

Try with one field at the time. <o>

you could read those offsets from the PE (optionally), you are already iterating through the sections, should not be a big problem

Just tested with a D2007 project and no problems at all.

I've seen in procmon that something happens but slow af and had nothing to do with the pdb. I'm still waiting for the confirmation email for the intel tech forum where google found some similar posts.

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