I can do that! I'll think about it.

Whoops, done. :)

Whoops! Done. :)

I barely contribute to CodeProject but I've always found it a very helpful resource; especially in my earlier programming days. I've been coding in C# for a good six to seven years now and sometime ago I figured that I'd challenge myself at taking a stab on creating my own Simcity clone. https://github.com/Miragecoder/Urbanization[^] You can run it on the desktop with the WinForms client, but it's also possible to run it in your browser. What does CodeProject think? :)

Navigator
.PrepareMessageBox(
TheApp
.Messages
.ErrorWarningMessages
.StateProceduresMenuVM_MsgboxBody_OpenStateProcedureWithLock_2,
stateProcedure.StateDescription,
t.Result.LockMessage
)
.UseButtons(MessageBoxOptions.OK).Show();

If I were to deal with code like this, the first thing I would do is sprinkle newlines *everywhere*...

Been using TortoiseSVN for a long time already. It does its work properly! Its revision graph tool is not so good though; mostly because of the lack of visualization of merge operations. To compensate for this I use SVNMapper: http://svnmapper.tigris.org/[^]