Grab Notepad++ if you want a robust text editor. Much the same as Ultra Edit (I actually find it a wee bit better) and it's freeware (released under GPL license) As for reading XML files. In C# you'll ideally want to read it into an XDocument, which if memory serves me right can be done from an XmlReader. Gives you the ability to query for elements and attributes. Not only that, but it will give you the ability to validate the XML on load rather than crashing on malform
If you use the MS calculator it assumes you write MAX_VALUE - 30 => hex. It's silly. 0 0001 1111 + 1 0001 = 0 0001 1110 ( -31 + 1 = -30 ) I'll just keep it going with obscure notations. The 0/1 is the sign, in my notation 0 is negative while 1 is positive. Next one'll be 10 = 8 notation :) *edit* Fixed my completely wrong claim regarding MS calculators to actually make sense Zak
Recent posts? Pffft, I kept this thread open in a tab at work. Whenever I had a minute I'd just click F5 to refresh it :) I still think the Up team ought to a bonus for being the most international :P Zak
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