Does it come with the Segoe series?

Who cares at this point? The site administration decided to move the post. We certainly all know where it is now. Honestly, this thread should follow the thread in question to the Soapbox.

El Corazon wrote:

of course Phoenix and Tucson both have significant brown-outs when I turn on my computers in the morning

Please leave the Phoenix/Metro area alone :doh: I have to work here too, you know X|

I have a parent table Item and a child table Grade. For a query, I would like to be able to select from a view or function that gives me one Item per row (as if I were selecting right from it) but adds an ntext column to the output, where its child Grades are listed in a delimited list. I'm not entirely sure where to go with this, without making it too terribly complicated. Please advise?

El Corazon wrote:

why wood we?

I just can't help but wonder if you're barking up the wrong tree :cool:

You guys just can't leaf one perfectly good thread alone...

Oh snap :laugh:

...and moved to the conference room where I work. I kind of like it here, but I miss my desk drawers. And my desk phone. And my desk.

You would think a product as sophisticated as SQL Server would be able to optimize that down...

C++'s operator ++ is a function. Last I checked, a function can't do anything after it returns :) int& operator++(int& argument, int) { int return_value = argument; argument += 1; return return_value; } Am I right?

How could it do that? The operator's function has to end (return) before the assignment occurs; that means the incrementation has to happen first.

Sounds about right.

What's happening makes sense. The operator in question is the postfix incrementor; it increments the variable, but it returns the pre-incrementation value. So, it increments itself, but it's being assigned its original value.

I have that keyboard here at work, and I find that I have a lot more errors on it than the two Logitech (relatively basic) keyboards I have at home. The Comfort Curve doesn't angle as high as I would like it to, and it feels way too much like a laptop keyboard for my taste.

I love Strongly-Typed Datasets. I equally love Repeaters. However, I don't love trying to get data from a parent row from within a Repeater. Why isn't there some sort of databinding control that will let me bind just one record (for example, the parent of the record currently binding in a RepeaterItem) that doesn't provide formatting and such already? I'm looking for something as simple as the Repeater for one item. Can anyone help me?

Define "advanced." I'm sure I could do anything in Objective-C that you could in C#.

I'm an intern too (with a government-related organization nonetheless) and I'm proud to say I've never caused any irreperable harm :-D In fact, I've never had to walk down the hall to the network guys to have them pull data. I've screwed up many personal projects, so I'm a little gun-shy when it comes to things like mass data deletion. And trust me, I certainly could accidentally cause hell around here.

:laugh:

Sounds like a relatively simple Win32 project... hook SetForegroundWindow; only pass the call on if the passed HWND is in the same process as the HWND returned by GetForegroundWindow.

You use capital letters for anything? I'm a lowercase_letter_and_underscore guy, personally.