RiC#Code

...has been heavily updated:

2. Drill Down Statistics:

2.1 Number of Individual Units Reporting Activity (Grouped by Shop and Floor)

2.2 Pie Chart Updates on Shop and Floor Selection, showing the Unit Activity ratio

3. Added Lights Statistics (Excel)

4. Faster and more accurate with all sorts of IT buzzwords in the code:

5. Easy to See assumed Open/Close Times per Unit

Current Limitations:

1. The Shop Assistant Application only reports Light Usage on Floors that also had Unit Activity.

2. Only Reporting Time Calculated on Zone 1 of a Floor

(Some Reports will show a slightly lower Light Usage Reading than the Unit Activity Hours)

Hanselman has a great post on saving diskspace.

One of his great suggestions is the WinDirStat



Cool!

Found this on my Ubuntu release the other day: gperiodic


Now thinking of making something like it on dotNet
(and make it more interactive, like q Quizz perhaps?)

This is in its Beta 1, and it seems great:

Research-Output Repository Platform

Added MSAGL functionality to my Impact Assessment Tool:

with a custom built field, one can extend the SharePoint List functionality to allow for hiding and showing a field based on a choice from a dropdown:

The idea is that, in this list, we have c_hide and Special columns attributed to special types I developed in C#.


c_hide is a column that we can hide, the column itself does not have meaningful data for an end user.

but when the SharePoint List Designer builds the SharePoint List, he or she would place the following XML on c_hide's description:


<options>
<add name="IT" >
<add field="ITField" visible="true" />
<add field="CCField" visible="true" />
</add>
<add name="Call Center" >
<add field="ITField" visible="false" />
<add field="CCField" visible="true" />
</add>
<add name="Finance" >
<add field="ITField" visible="false" />
<add field="CCField" visible="false" />
</add>
</options>

The XML above builds the Drop Down List in the Column "Special" and assigns the behaviours for hiding and showing the fields "CCField" and "ITField" accordingly to their visibility attributes.



The Field "ITField" disappears if the "Call Center" Option is selected:

hanselman on deepzoom with c#

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheWeeklySourceCode18DeepZoomSeadragonSilverlight2MultiScaleImageMouseWheelZoomingAndPanningEdition.aspx

Downloaded lots of stuff lately

SP1 for Visual Studio..

currently testing *from today I hope*
http://www.devexpress.com/Downloads/Visual_Studio_Add-in/DXCore/

hope to test soon:
http://www.codeplex.com/quickgraph/
http://www.postsharp.org/ (hope to understand and then test http://www.codeproject.com/KB/viewstate/PostSharp4ViewState.aspx also)
http://www.nunit.org/index.php