I agree with Slacker007 about the title being offensive. I understand that no offense was intended but spelling it as "Brainf***" would solve the problem, I think, and set a good example for future articles.

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Your question did not translate well to English so it may be difficult for anyone to answer.

I vote for Scratch, too. The user interface is amazing and I don't think there is any upper age limit where it would not be fun, including adults.

See this post for answer: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080820123925AAGeohi[^]

The original code was mangled because of fixes required for smileys. Here is the correct code:

System.Console.WriteLine ( "{0 , 1 : + ; -}{0 , 7 : -O ; 0}" , 2009 ) ;
System.Console.WriteLine ( "{0 , 1 : + ; -}{0 , 7 : -O ; 0}" , -2009 ) ;

From my experimentation it seems like the number sign (#) is only useful when specifying the location of a special character, like a comma, such as in String.Format("0:###,###,###").

I saw the same here in New Hampshire last night.

Yes, that is brilliant! Thank you :cool:

Thanks for the link. I have spent quite a bit of time reading the documentation but it seems to be incomplete, at best.

In the following String.Format call it will format a number to 6 zero-padded digits, prepend the plus or minus sign and then pad with a space on the left to 8 characters: String.Format({0,8:+000000;-000000}, num); // result is of the form " +002009" What format string can I use to format a number to 7 space-padded digits and prepend the plus or minus sign before the spaces? I am looking for something like "+ 2009" Beth

Both. Here is a good example from this forum: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1645&msg=2695524[^]

The words are being used everywhere. Sometimes I feel like I walked into a cigar shop or a men's locker room the way people talk here. It is offensive.

The cursing in forum posts seems to get worse all the time. Is it appropriate to flag a message as "Abuse" if it has inappropriate words in it? Or is that abuse of the "Abuse" flag?

Is there a straightforward and clean way to get the Delete key to function correctly in a textbox entry in a PropertyGrid? Right now I have code that intercepts the Delete key on the parent form, checks to see if the property grid has focus, and then tries to mimic the delete functionality but it is all very kludgy and it doesn't support Undo.

Is there a way to internationalize the strings in the AssemblyInfo for a C# DLL? I am used to doing this with the VersionInfo in C++ where you could have a separate instance for each language and each VersionInfo instance could be placed in a separate resource DLL. If not, is there another approach I should look into?

If I search for "Panel2Collapsed" in Articles from the Search textbox no articles are returned. However, if I search for "Panel2Collapsed" from Google it is the second hit with article http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/splitcontainer.aspx[^]

The following article doesn't seem to show up in any article searches. I eventually stumbled onto it through Google. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/dropdownproperties.aspx[^] If I type "propertygrid dynamic enumeration" this article is the first hit in Google. If I type the same thing into the CodeProject article search this article is not found. Is there a problem with article search? Is there a workaround? Beth

Is there a way to the label the ticks in the TrackBar without creating separate label controls? Beth

Look at this example: http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/270e9432-d236-47e7-b1af-5cd3abe27a75/net-propertygrid-control.aspx[^] Copy the UIListBoxEditor class in the example, rename it to UITrackBarEditor, and replace the ListBox control with a TrackBar. Beth p.s. - A much better example is here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/dropdownproperties.aspx[^]

modified on Friday, May 2, 2008 5:58 PM