XAML whinge

[Beth Mackenzie]

I have the XAML bug (via Managed C++), and the illustrious traversing of the nodes are only the start to the heavenly absorbtion of spending far too much time developing software for a living. Still, if only MS would implement WPF for .NET 3.0/.NET 3.5 for Windows 2000 SP4 then this whinge would be left to darken the cache of Google.

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[Marc Clifton]

-+- Beth Mackenzie -+- wrote:

and the illustrious traversing of the nodes

I remember debugging the MyXaml parser. There was much gnashing of teeth as I drilled down into nodes upon subnodes. Yuck. Marc

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[Shog9 0]

So, um, is a whinge like a cross between a whine and a cringe? A really embarrassing complaint, say?

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[Roger Wright]

I'm guessing it's a sound that whiners who hate whiners make. WHen they whine, they're so humiliated by their own whininess that it makes them cringe. Of course, I'm just whining here...

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I've watched so much british comedy over the years on tv that it all seems to make sense most of the time. There is also of course the great US / UK divide on the word "fanny". :)

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