From the category archives:

Programmation

In a previous post, we discussed an easy way to fill-in forms and reports having recurrent data with the help of custom properties and fields. Thanks to a comment from Wayne, I found out that filling the actual value of the fields with the “conventional” method (the use of the default Word form) was not so handy and has big disadvantages …

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Topic : A program that extracts email addresses from any text
Sujet : Un programme qui extrait les adresses mail depuis un texte quelconque

Audience : Programmers, email collectors
Audience : Programmeurs, collectionneurs d’emails

Summary : Subject is self explaining, program is supplied with source code
Résumé : Le sujet s’exprime par lui même, fourni avec code source

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Whether you wanted to forbid users to paste like crazy within textboxes or you wanted to create your own, the default textbox context menu should be deactivated. It’s a good example of overriding the default WndProc method (which corresponds to the WindowProc windows function) and filtering the incoming messages. For our example we [...]

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Few years ago, a debate arose around Microsoft’s new born CLR (Common Language Runtime) and .Net framework. Opinions were actually divided on the reliability of the platform, the robustness and performance of the programs written in managed code but it was still early to take conclusions.
I loved the object oriented model approach that was supposed [...]

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