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  1. So it looks like the extension is needed, despite it working as I'd expect under xsltproc and the fragment technique being listed in a book. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. Damn; http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt: In particular, it is not permitted to use the /, //, and [] operators on result tree fragments. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. I shouldn't need an MS XSLT extension to convert a result tree into a node set, which works w/o extensions under Mono, xsltproc, etc. about 23 hours ago from Twirssi
  4. .NET's System.Xml looks brain-damaged compared to Mono's (msxsl:nodeset()? wtf?). Porting mdoc to .NET will be less trivial than I thought. about 23 hours ago from Twirssi
  5. .@trampstr .NET XslCompiledTransform is much faster than XslTransform: 1.74s for .NET vs. ~1.5s for Mono. I'll have to update mdoc now... 7:22 PM Nov 24th from Twirssi
  6. I feel like I've lost hours today trying to make sure VS actually does a clean build so my tests run properly... 1:33 PM Nov 24th from Twirssi
  7. Things I didn't know: in SQLite, primary keys must be INTEGER, not "int", to permit auto-generating the primary key. 10:16 AM Nov 24th from Twirssi
  8. @JustinEtheredge Yes, but their collection support is type-specifc, and thus can't support user-defined types. :-( 8:41 AM Nov 24th from Twirssi in reply to JustinEtheredge
  9. @JustinEtheredge So they're catching up to C# (though C# collection initializers are still better), though underscores in numbers is nice. 8:12 AM Nov 24th from Twirssi in reply to JustinEtheredge
  10. Though, for comparison's sake, xsltproc processes the same files in 0.218s. 6:38 AM Nov 24th from Twirssi
  11. Some say mono is slow. For XSLT, not true. 'mdoc export-html' on mono: 0:01.52 (< 2s); .NET: 3:07.68 (> 3 minutes) 6:10 AM Nov 24th from Twirssi
  12. @KevinHazzard FxCop can't, as IL doesn't have that info. StyleCop could do it... 7:45 AM Nov 23rd from Twirssi in reply to KevinHazzard
  13. @KevinHazzard Won't happen, as it's a de-facto breaking change (which will cause mountains of code to break). 7:20 AM Nov 23rd from Twirssi in reply to KevinHazzard
  14. @KevinHazzard Plus, I suspect that there's very rarely a "future-proof" true/false condition, so enums are "safer"... 6:56 AM Nov 23rd from Twirssi in reply to KevinHazzard
  15. @KevinHazzard Yes, at least until Resharper always requires use of named parameters for boolean parameters... 6:56 AM Nov 23rd from Twirssi in reply to KevinHazzard
  16. wrt #openSUSE 11.2, Evolution is nice (Google calendar integration!), but #metacity sucks: window Z order is odd (can't raise windows), etc. 6:20 PM Nov 22nd from Twirssi
  17. @ermau I'm still thinking Cadenza, but what do you think of Intermezzo - "short melodies that connect the main parts of a composition." 3:41 PM Nov 20th from TweetDeck
  18. @sandyarmstrong ...and will likely waste the dev's time, as if/when these patches are submitted upstream they'll need further review. 10:07 AM Nov 20th from Twirssi in reply to sandyarmstrong
  19. @sandyarmstrong So Google is wasting Google's time (by re-fixing already fixed bugs)... 10:06 AM Nov 20th from Twirssi in reply to sandyarmstrong
  20. @sandyarmstrong It's because Linux isn't using the most up-to-date code, and is reimplementing the wheel. 10:06 AM Nov 20th from Twirssi in reply to sandyarmstrong