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Apperantly Mono and .NET don't agree on serialization of dictionaries. Unfortunately NHibernate like the MS way: http://is.gd/1yRFe :-(about 19 hours ago from twhirl
Starting to think that binaries are the root of all evil. Spent way to much time today on a problem solved on 5 minutes building from sourceabout 21 hours ago from twhirl
nHibernate 2.1 hits a bug in mono. Have to go to mono trunk. But the time i saved using Mono and MonoDevelop still makes it all worth it!10:33 AM Jul 11th from twhirl
... and btw have no idea what that design patterns brochure is doing on their scrum board :-)10:28 AM Jul 11th from twhirl
http://twitpic.com/a0c6m - We use terms 'in progress' and 'not started'. This just looks like vcs by hand10:26 AM Jul 11th from Gravity
@benlovell Doing the same.One thing annoys me though Find references in monodevelop sometimes misses things. Experience the same thing?10:03 AM Jul 10th from web in reply to benlovell
@publicvoid_dk That single big class with big method annoys me horrible!! :-)9:38 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to publicvoid_dk
@publicvoid_dk Yes, that doesn't help. I have a nice app utilizing maximum SRP/SOC. The only thing is the verbosity of dealing with XML.9:38 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to publicvoid_dk
@troethom Mine is for interopability. The format itself is nice, but the code and stuff around it just seems to look so bad.. Thats my p ...7:08 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to troethom
@improvedk That depends on the volume and requirements for speed, consistency, querying etc.6:37 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to improvedk
XML is a brilliant storage format. But everytime i write code dealing with it it looks bad and make me physically ill6:19 AM Jul 10th from Gravity
Found a good alternative Trang http://is.gd/1tqq2 it does the job of generating Schema nice and fast. Commandline tools FTW3:39 AM Jul 10th from twhirl
@improvedk I can't read it from their description. It only generates schema from "use cases" ?3:18 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to improvedk
@improvedk same schema. Ii want it to say if all my X samples contain 2nd level tag Z it is required if not all contains it it is optional3:16 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to improvedk
@hvirring Can't read that from their product description and XMLSpy is window?3:15 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to hvirring
@Danielovich Nothing else happened? Going from beta to final is not necessarily a question about features but stability.3:14 AM Jul 10th from twhirl in reply to Danielovich
If i have complete collection of XML documents and want to generate a XSD (Schema) anyone know a tool that can do this?3:07 AM Jul 10th from twhirl
@perbitsch But just because objects are visually near they may not be in taborder ?11:21 AM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to perbitsch
@perbitsch It is, but unfortunately that doesn't help me click imagebuttons, buttons, active dropdownmenus etc.10:57 AM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to perbitsch
@rasmuskl Hmmm, just tried it out. On GMail it slows it down pretty much. And on my favorite TV-guide it missed some crucial click points :(10:56 AM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to rasmuskl