Hi !Reminds me on my first post on the forum
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:-)

A little over a year ago, I had to suffer from some health problems. It was serious and I passed close not to come back. I had to stay away from the forum for a few months. Today I am doing well. I hope you keep hope and be able to code again.

From the moment you are in the option to store in memory (in a structured way) the entire file, you could consider using lists in addition to the arrays. The weak point of using only arrays (fixed length) is that you have to read the file twice (a first time to know the maximum number of columns), e...

Finally, here is my latest version of StrToArray (#Lang FB), I added support for Chr (0). It is interesting to compete with the integrated functions of the language and I can trust Dodicat to use them at best. Function StrToArray(STR_LigneFichier As String, MyStrArray() As String, sep As String=&quo...

Previous StrToArray bugged, new one : Declare Function StrUbound(STR_LigneFichier As String, STR_Motif As String=";") As Integer Function StrUbound(STR_LigneFichier As String, STR_Motif As String=";") As Integer Dim As Integer t,k, Posi t=0 : k=1 : posi=1 While k<>0 : k=Instr(Pos...

Hello Mr Swiss. Nice to see you. :-)

Using #Lang FB ' this is part of my: String_Procs.bi -- (c) 2019, MrSwiss #Include "crt/string.bi" ' needed for: SplitString() '# Lang "qb" Private Function SplitString( _ ' uses CRT's strtok() Function ByRef ssrc As Const String, _ ' string to be searched ByRef chrs As Const Str...

When once use a language, once use methods (in the methodology sense). These methods will structure the developer's thinking and allow him to achieve a goal which is the design of his application. But this implementation, these methods themselves are for most of them protected, and they also constit...

Doing this in a fully automated way seems very difficult to achieve because the developer will have used his expertise of the VB object model in the coding and design of his application.

@xiaoyao. I think you are right on a lot of points and also that Paul Squire is very sassy. It also seems to me quite obvious that the people of Redmond have salsify in the brain. But I must say you hit me a little on one point (the language of Shakespeare being quite deplorable, I would have liked ...

I was looking for something wich was same time free and basic. I am pretty sure that it is of course because I did use the keyword "hashtag" in lzle that Facebook then took revenge by creating "FreeBasics". I apologize for the inconvenience.

Hello systemclt ! (me again) I may surprise you, but I was waiting for this post, really. It was totally in logical continuity. I had noted in a corner the importance of the limitations of fbfrog. Back on track : I don't want to be the bad guy here but I'm afraid I have to agree with marcov. Most of...

I believe in critical look on FB as well as on other langages, in our own creativity and/or technicity, and in the conviction we have in the relevance and force of FB, not so much formally but rather in the spirit that it expresses. I see the langage as well as a purpose by itself.

The conference given by Mr. Bob Martin is interesting. I mainly retain two elements: the promotion of functional programming and the "business" aspects by insisting on the qualitative aspects to be highlighted and linked, according to him, to the mastery of mathematical language. A vision ...

I was lucky to be able to work for a few years in the programming field, and it allowed me to learn that there is no optimal solution, most of the time, the solution depends on the context, especially in management IT. We can do non-relational documentaries, RDBMS, object code, infrastructure config...