Archives
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.NET Integrated Scripting Limitations
The subject of dynamic compilation and unloading of assemblies in relation to the .NET VSA namespaces came up in discussion today.
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Catching Exceptions in Alintex Script
Some of the more eagle eyed amongst those who read my my previous post about writing a 'whois' script with Alintex Script .NET 1.1, pointed out that the code didn't handle exceptions.
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About 'The Missing Future' in Software
I found Eric Kidd's article (via James Avery) about 'The Missing Future' in software both interesting and a little sad.
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Java 2 JFC Swing Library Released for J#
Microsoft have released a Supplemental UI Library for Visual J#.NET 1.1 which provides much of the functionality described in the Java 2 JFC Swing specification, as well as much of the functionality found in the JDK 1.2 java.util package. Updated versions of the Microsoft Visual J# .NET class libraries are also included.
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A Faster Java* than Java?
Looking for a faster Java?
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A Birds Eye View of a Whois Script
In my last post, I showed the code for a "hello world" script supported by the soon to be released Alintex Script .NET 1.1.
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More Hello World
As my previous "hello world" post generated a lot of emails, I thought I would offer some clarification.
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A new Hello World?
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Obfuscating...
As time gets closer to ship, I'm pretty happy with obfuscated code like that shown below. Especially, as all those "|" symbols really are the same symbol in the PE file - rather than different (and hence traceable) undisplayable symbols.
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Finding that Type in a Hurry
A free VS.NET utility I find helpful is QuickJump by Thierry Bouquain. Its character incremental search lets you quickly find, then jump to code.
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Improving the VS.NET Build Output Pane
One annoyance with the VS.NET IDE is the less than helpful build output pane displayed on completion of a build. As shown below it's not particularly descriptive.