WTS L2Off Gm Panel Source Code 53Euro

[xeL]

if(xeL.Sell == True)

{

MxCtextbox.text = ("Vouching for xeL!");

}

:)))

if(N1nj4Styl3.Vouch  == True)
{
   int i = 0;
   int x = 1;
	for (int i = 0; i < x; i++)
	{
	MxCtextbox.text = ("Thank you very much N1nj4Styl3 :)");
	}
}

Edited August 29, 2014 by xeL

[N1nj4Styl3]

if(xeL.Reply == ("Thank you very much N1nj4Styl3 :)"));
{
MxCtextbox.text = ("You're welcome");
xeL.Reputation = xeL.Reputation + 1;
MessageBox.Show("GLWS");
}

if(xeL.Ask == ("Are you familiar with C#?"));
{
Me.Reply == ("No, I am familiar with VB and I recently started 'studying' C#");
Me.Ask = ("Is C# better than VB?");
}

if(xeL.reply == ("Yes"));
{
Me.Happy = True;
}
else
{
Me.Sad = True;
}

I need to read about cases in C# lmao

Edited August 29, 2014 by N1nj4Styl3

[Guest Elfocrash]

Lol do you even know C#?

 

First and foremost you use primitive vars instead of encapsulation.

Then you use the == operator for a bool instead of using the bool itself on it's own.

Text is string and you dont need the ( ) to assign it. Plain "".

 

 

:)))

if(N1nj4Styl3.Vouch == True)
{
int i = 0;
int x = 1;
    for (int i = 0; i < x; i++)
    {
    MxCtextbox.text = ("Thank you very much N1nj4Styl3 :)");
    }
}

 

 

the first int i = 0; is unused.

 

 

 

if(xeL.Reply == ("Thank you very much N1nj4Styl3 :)"));
{
MxCtextbox.text = ("You're welcome");
xeL.Reputation = xeL.Reputation + 1;
MessageBox.Show("GLWS");
}

if(xeL.Ask == ("Are you familiar with C#?"));
{
Me.Reply == ("No, I am familiar with VB and I recently started 'studying' C#");
Me.Ask = ("Is C# better than VB?");
}

if(xeL.reply == ("Yes"));
{
Me.Happy = True;
}
else
{
Me.Sad = True;
}

 

I won't even comment this one.

 

 

I home xeL this is not the way this project is coded.

I will check your sources later.

Think of reworking your GUI. It's fairly terrible.

 

Good luck with your sales.

 

(Ninja i know you are not familiar with C# but this shows you don't even know the basics of programming. No offense)

[N1nj4Styl3]

Tbh, I get very confused with every language for some reason. I just can't put it in my mind. That's why I picked visual basic for the beginning. Now, i'm trying to "learn" C# (I study C# 2 days now, from the time I saw your acismyadmin project)

 

With visual basic I can express 2-3 things easier than in C#

 

C# requires brackets, has things like == or || while in visual basic everything is automated or you express it very easily. 

 

Hope I get better in C# soon.

 

P.S: Although I might have done a lot of mistakes because I couldn't see if there is anyone. (Because I wrote everything here, not in VS)

 

Sometimes error pop-ups help you to fix them.

 

There's no offense in what you wrote.

Edited August 29, 2014 by N1nj4Styl3

[Guest Elfocrash]

you can use vb.net to C# converters online in order to see how the code changes and learn from that.

[N1nj4Styl3]

you can use vb.net to C# converters online in order to see how the code changes and learn from that.

Yeah, that's a good idea. I'll try that, for now I'm reading some applications sources and I do little changes on them.

[xeL]

I know the code was wrong. We just fooled around.

[Guest Elfocrash]

Btw are you gonna code this on asp.net in order to sell licenses and protect your files properly?

[xeL]

Btw are you gonna code this on asp.net in order to sell licenses and protect your files properly?

Well for protection and licenses I use a 3rd party app. Anyway I sell source so this wont be needed anymore

[xeL]

50% discount for next 2 days :)

[WebDAV]

Free bump for this guy good luck :)

[xeL]

Free bump for this guy good luck :)

thx :)

[xeL]

Price reduced to 149 e 

[xeL]

89 euro now. 

[Strain]

Dat 89 euro :P good luck with your sales

Make it 89.99