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OK, I get your point. But then, testing shouldn't go by the code lines, but what those code lines do. There should be no reason to change/update a test because the code is changed - only when what the code is supposed to do changes. Tests should be developed and implemented by people who know nothing of the code. They should make tests for all the functionality, regardless of the lines of code to implement it. If some code is not run during a complete test, it either indicates that the code is dead and can be removed, or that there is some functionality that the test developers never were told about. Maybe the developer didn't tell anybody about this functionality - which is really bad. Secret, undocumented, untested functionality is bad for any software. So don't strive for 100% code coverage. Strive for 100% functionality coverage. If that doesn't lead to 100% code coverage, you should take a close look at the code and ask: What the elephant is that code there for? Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.

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To automate the creation of a Pitchbook by selecting specific slides from various reports in your Report Automation (RA) tool, you can follow these steps. Since your tool is created in WPF with C# code, the process involves manipulating PowerPoint slides programmatically. Here is a high-level approach: Install Required Libraries: Use a library like Open XML SDK or Microsoft PowerPoint Interop to manipulate PowerPoint presentations. For this example, I will use Open XML SDK. Extract Slides from Existing Reports: Write a method to extract the desired slides from the existing PowerPoint presentations generated by your RA tool. Create a New Pitchbook: Write a method to create a new PowerPoint presentation and add the extracted slides to it. Example Implementation Step 1: Install Open XML SDK You can install the Open XML SDK via NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio: bash Copy code Install-Package DocumentFormat.OpenXml Step 2: Extract and Combine Slides Here’s a basic example of how you can achieve this: csharp Copy code using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Presentation; using System; using System.Linq; public class PitchbookCreator { public void CreatePitchbook(string[] sourceFiles, int[][] slideIndices, string outputFilePath) { // Create a new presentation document using (PresentationDocument newPresentation = PresentationDocument.Create(outputFilePath, DocumentFormat.OpenXml.PresentationDocumentType.Presentation)) { // Add a new presentation part to the presentation document PresentationPart presentationPart = newPresentation.AddPresentationPart(); presentationPart.Presentation = new Presentation(); SlideIdList slideIdList = new SlideIdList(); for (int i = 0; i < sourceFiles.Length; i++) { using (PresentationDocument sourceDocument = PresentationDocument.Open(sourceFiles\[i\], false)) { PresentationPart sourcePart = sourceDocument.PresentationPart; int slideIndex = 256 + i; foreach (int index in slideIndices\[i\]) { SlidePart slidePart = (SlidePart)sourcePart.GetPartById(sourcePart.Presentation.SlideIdList.ChildElements\[index\].GetAttribute("id", "").Value); SlidePart newSlidePart = presentationPart.AddNewPart(); newSlidePart.FeedDa

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So this explains the Alt-F4 crash in Windows NT 3.1. Pressing Alt-F4 in Notepad would bluescreen NT 3.1.

There have been some bad bugs with XMP/bios relationships where using XMP would force a lower voltage than what the RAM wanted. I wonder if you ran into that.

I've been doing this for nearly forty years, I have no problem breaking tasks into smaller subtasks. But there is a point of diminishing returns in breaking them down into smaller and smaller chunks just to fit them into an arbitrary unit of time where you spend more time splitting them up than it would take to just do the task itself. There are no solutions, only trade-offs.    - Thomas Sowell A day can really slip by when you're deliberately avoiding what you're supposed to do.    - Calvin (Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes)

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honey the codewitch wrote: Edit: IT WORKS! You just have to close VS and reopen it for it to actually take effect. Congrats and thanks for the tip! Graeme "I fear not the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks one time, but I fear the man that has practiced one kick ten thousand times!" - Bruce Lee

More likely someone who was fired from Microsoft's QA teams simply didn't bother to close that account. This would be a way to legally get back at a company for firing them.

charlieg wrote: but I don't see the problem space getting more complicated. Honest question. And no one has been back to the moon since. Exceptions do not make the rule. In general now on average the scope of applications and services that need to be created are more complex than those that needed to be created long ago. charlieg wrote: Curious if you ever read the Extreme Programming book yes. Along with probably hundreds of other books and decades of magazines. (lets see ... 20 years of one text book a month ... 20 x 12 = 240. Yep hundreds.) charlieg wrote: Let smart people make smart decisions Programmers are not 'smart' people. They are average people. That is how normal distribution curves work. I have seen programmers do very stupid things. Process reduces the likelihood of that making its way to production. Doesn't eliminate it. Might not even be significant. But at least if it is not followed then one can point out the problem. charlieg wrote: 40+ years of engineering I also have that much experience. Most of the time working on complex systems, either with the explicit or implicit role of architect in multiple problem domain spaces. That includes start ups with less than 5 people to one company that had 2,000 developers. charlieg wrote: The other thing I pulled from this book is unit tests. Just noting that I built a unit test framework before others existed. But also not sure how this follows on from your original OP. charlieg wrote: In software, just about every project is new and fancy. I agree. But no idea how that relates to your original OP.