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Not the most efficient code, but an API for OS for .net languages is in the works (thanks to @opcode for providing me with the link to the json api thingy). Here's a screenshot of what I have so far http://prntscr.com/532lmx (yeah I know it's a forms project but it's not going to be too hard to port it to a .dll)

Answer 1

I don't know what to say. lol

Answer 2

It's programming stuff.

Answer 3

@Opcode @Preetha @e.mccormick what do you guys think? :>

Answer 4

@nincompoop come make fun of my code

Answer 5

@nincompoop will surely make fun of it...

Answer 6

http://pastebin.com/hs0BpTwJ
having trouble with wordwrap on the summary label

Answer 7

Noice!

Answer 8

thanks :*
working on it some more right now, and I somewhat fixed the problem with the summary label (it didn't like having newlines in it), and I really need a way to find out people's ss *cough* @Preetha *cough*

Answer 9

so, for some reason, it's not working for @tester97. Halp pl0s @Opcode

Answer 10

http://prntscr.com/535hat

the link exists though

Answer 11

and it is passing that into the uname variable: http://prntscr.com/535hst

Answer 12

Fixed it!
http://prntscr.com/535qir
:D

Answer 13

Congrats. :)

Answer 14

@poopsiedoodle
Make this a repository on GitHub, it would be so much easier to speed up development. ;-)

Answer 15

>be me
>programmer
>no idea how to use github
>tfw

Answer 16

GitHub on Windows is easy: https://windows.github.com/

Still it is important to learn how to use Git command line wise.

Answer 17

amb = (a(2).Contains("Ambassador") && false) || ((a(2).Contains("Moderator") && true) || false;
moderator = (a(2).Contains("Ambassador") && true) || ((a(2).Contains("Moderator") && false) || false;

Answer 18

one of the many things you could be doing to improve the efficiency of your code

Answer 19

well, that looks like it's not VB.net, so I can't exactly do that :p

Also, I'm not really understanding what's going on there, which I like to be able to do when I'm programming lel

I'm open to suggestions written in VB tho :>

Answer 20

it's not VB.net. i'm pretty sure it works, maybe i'm mistaken, but it should work
it's simple logic, actually. it's just setting a variable to the contents of the premise in an if statement

Answer 21

oh right because contains returns boolean
right

good idea, thanks for that <3

Answer 22

I don't understand any of this.

Answer 23

^^^

Answer 24

10 months later and I still don't understand any of this.

Answer 25

The issue is you are parsing (X)HTML, you do not do that.

Answer 26

no u