The Blind Spot

[Baconbutty]

Always best to try to explain problems like this to someone who has no idea what you are trying to achieve. That way you HAVE to explain what the code is doing and usually the light switches on :)

I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)

[realJSOP]

Yep. I use my dogs for that at home. Of course, they're blinded by the possibility that they'll get a cookie after my speech, but vocalizing the problem to someone else almost always helps me solve the issue.

"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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[megaadam]

Dogs! What a brilliant idea! Really. :) I dunno how many times I have asked a work-mate a "stupid" question, and immediately seen the answer myself. Perhaps I should put a pot of flowers on my desk for that purpose, of course if I talk to much to my flowers my mates will start to regard me as potty. Arf Arf

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[Michael Sync]

Chris Maunder wrote:

Set Connection = CreateOpenConnection if not Connection is nothing Then Exit Function DoSomeWork

You should write like that. right? Set Connection = CreateOpenConnection if Connection is nothing Then Exit Function DoSomeWork

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[Chris Maunder]

Actually it would be better to do:

Set Connection = CreateOpenConnection
if Not Connection is nothing Then
DoSomeWork
End If

Actually it would be better to completely ditch all our legacy VBScript entirely. We're workin' on it ;)

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

Of course seeing Exit Function should have been the first clue :p When I haven't had a lot of sleep I do manage to write a lot more logic inversion errors.

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File Not Found

[endian675]

:-) This is a great example "trying to do too much in one line". Splitting the code out into statements that perform a single task will often throw up the answer. It also makes debugging simpler.

[Xiangyang Liu]

Chris Maunder wrote:

Actually it would be better to completely ditch all our legacy VBScript entirely.

One of the things I like in VB/VBScript is late-binding. Do you also like it or you use it but hate it? Just wondering.

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[NormDroid]

megaadam wrote:

regard me as po

Or even gay, for having flowers on your desk in the first place:)

Roger Irrelevant "he's completely hatstand"

[GuyThiebaut]

Good point after all us tough, manly, emotionally positive programmers would not want others to think we are gay or have any appreciation for beauty!:laugh:

You always pass failure on the way to success.

[Rob Graham]

norm .net wrote:

r even gay, for having flowers on your desk in the first place:)

Na, make it a Venus Fly Trap. Call it Butch. No one will think you're gay. A little off maybe, but not gay...

[NormDroid]

;)

If you're struggling developing software, then I'd recommend gardening.