Comments for TryingThisAgain http://tryingthisagain.com ...and again, and again, and once more Fri, 25 Jul 2008 17:26:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Installing VS 2008 on Vista makes me want to kill myself by John Baughman http://tryingthisagain.com/2007/11/21/installing-vs-2008-on-vista-makes-me-want-to-kill-myself/#comment-13 John Baughman Mon, 02 Jun 2008 16:14:34 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/2007/11/21/installing-vs-2008-on-vista-makes-me-want-to-kill-myself/#comment-13 By the way, my VS image is from MSDN and it installed correctly on my x86 XP machine. It's an x64 vs. x86 issues in the VS installer. It looks at hardware and ignores the OS, which is pretty bad in that the development tool installer thinks it knows more than the OS. It looks like the installer team is messed up. By the way, my VS image is from MSDN and it installed correctly on my x86 XP machine. It’s an x64 vs. x86 issues in the VS installer. It looks at hardware and ignores the OS, which is pretty bad in that the development tool installer thinks it knows more than the OS.

It looks like the installer team is messed up.

]]> Comment on Installing VS 2008 on Vista makes me want to kill myself by John Baughman http://tryingthisagain.com/2007/11/21/installing-vs-2008-on-vista-makes-me-want-to-kill-myself/#comment-12 John Baughman Mon, 02 Jun 2008 16:10:08 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/2007/11/21/installing-vs-2008-on-vista-makes-me-want-to-kill-myself/#comment-12 Kurt, just found this after attempting this on a Parallels VM'ed x86 Vista. The VS installer looks at the HOST OS hardware, sees it's x64 (Macbook Pro 10.5.3) and attempts to install the x64 version of the bootloader (or whatever that's called). It also fails installing the 32-bit version. Oh, the joy. Kurt, just found this after attempting this on a Parallels VM’ed x86 Vista. The VS installer looks at the HOST OS hardware, sees it’s x64 (Macbook Pro 10.5.3) and attempts to install the x64 version of the bootloader (or whatever that’s called). It also fails installing the 32-bit version.

Oh, the joy.

]]> Comment on Building an F# powered indexing system by raj http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/05/07/building-an-f-powered-indexing-system/#comment-42 raj Mon, 26 May 2008 12:18:18 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=38#comment-42 hi, i am searching for a indeing system that require following. i have multiple file which have gbs of data and i want to index that file format adv,campaign,ad,chnl,impression,date,clicks, if i anyone want to search on clicks on adv and particular date, it should show. will this system will full fill my requirement. or any other. hi, i am searching for a indeing system that require following.
i have multiple file which have gbs of data and i want to index that file format
adv,campaign,ad,chnl,impression,date,clicks,

if i anyone want to search on clicks on adv and particular date, it should show. will this system will full fill my requirement. or any other.

]]> Comment on Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) by Building an F# powered indexing system < Trying This Again http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/05/12/building-an-f-powered-indexing-system-part-2/#comment-45 Building an F# powered indexing system < Trying This Again Thu, 15 May 2008 13:39:13 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=41#comment-45 [...] again, and again, and once more < C# vs F#: some parallel refactoring (and generalization) Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) [...] [...] again, and again, and once more < C# vs F#: some parallel refactoring (and generalization) Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) [...]

]]> Comment on Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) by Dew Drop - May 14, 2008 | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/05/12/building-an-f-powered-indexing-system-part-2/#comment-44 Dew Drop - May 14, 2008 | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew Wed, 14 May 2008 14:54:42 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=41#comment-44 [...] Building an F# Powered Indexing System (Part 2) (Kurt) [...] [...] Building an F# Powered Indexing System (Part 2) (Kurt) [...]

]]> Comment on Building an F# powered indexing system by Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) < Trying This Again http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/05/07/building-an-f-powered-indexing-system/#comment-43 Building an F# powered indexing system (part 2) < Trying This Again Tue, 13 May 2008 14:09:41 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=38#comment-43 [...] Trying This Again We’ll pretend the first time never happened < Building an F# powered indexing system [...] [...] Trying This Again We’ll pretend the first time never happened < Building an F# powered indexing system [...]

]]> Comment on C# vs F#: some parallel refactoring (and generalization) by Kurt http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/04/16/c-vs-f-some-parallel-refactoring-and-generalization/#comment-39 Kurt Sat, 10 May 2008 02:17:51 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=33#comment-39 Ah, that would rock. Ah, that would rock.

]]> Comment on C# vs F#: some parallel refactoring (and generalization) by Michael Giagnocavo http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/04/16/c-vs-f-some-parallel-refactoring-and-generalization/#comment-38 Michael Giagnocavo Sat, 10 May 2008 00:29:47 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=33#comment-38 FWIW, I *think* the C# 4 compiler will fix the type inference bug you ran into with using TryParse. FWIW, I *think* the C# 4 compiler will fix the type inference bug you ran into with using TryParse.

]]> Comment on Tuples rock my world by David http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/04/08/tuples-rock-my-world/#comment-37 David Fri, 09 May 2008 21:20:16 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=30#comment-37 helium> Pretty cool. Even cooler would be some kind of active pattern. Don't know if I misunderstand you, but you can simply do this in F#: match Int32.TryParse(xxx), Int32.TryParse(yyy) with | (true, foo), (true, bar) -> (* something *) | _ -> (* otherwise *) Anyone still not agreeing with Kurt? Btw, a real F#-ish TryParse would return an option value, with which it could look like this: match Int32.TryParse xxx, Int32.TryParse yyy with | Some foo, Some bar -> (* something *) | _ -> (* otherwise *) helium> Pretty cool. Even cooler would be some kind of active pattern.

Don’t know if I misunderstand you, but you can simply do this in F#:

match Int32.TryParse(xxx), Int32.TryParse(yyy) with
| (true, foo), (true, bar) -> (* something *)
| _ -> (* otherwise *)

Anyone still not agreeing with Kurt?

Btw, a real F#-ish TryParse would return an option value, with which it could look like this:

match Int32.TryParse xxx, Int32.TryParse yyy with
| Some foo, Some bar -> (* something *)
| _ -> (* otherwise *)

]]> Comment on Building an F# powered indexing system by Reflective Perspective - Chris Alcock » The Morning Brew #90 http://tryingthisagain.com/2008/05/07/building-an-f-powered-indexing-system/#comment-41 Reflective Perspective - Chris Alcock » The Morning Brew #90 Fri, 09 May 2008 07:04:09 +0000 http://tryingthisagain.com/?p=38#comment-41 [...] Building an F# powered indexing system - The first part of what I hope will be a really good series on using F# to produce some real functionality. [...] [...] Building an F# powered indexing system - The first part of what I hope will be a really good series on using F# to produce some real functionality. [...]

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