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Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!
This is a class that allows coloring VB text. Could be modified to do the same for other languages. It is in a sample project that demonstrates its use. It needs some further work to resolve parentheses situations. The ideas of many PSC authors are used here. Please post improvements you make to this code. Have fun!
Replace the array descriptor that VB uses with your own descriptor structure, and make it point to your data. Here is an example that forces VB to create an array of bytes that only takes 2 bytes per array element instead of 6, plus the descriptor size. Lots of comments. Please don't forget to vote!