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Gaaaaahhhh!!!!!

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I really must have taken the whole bottle of stupid pills today... :yikes:

I was trying to read the "SetupPath" key out of the Registry to locate the drive/path for FSX, using this Registry path:

Code: 
#define AVIATION_REGISTRY_PATH "SOFTWARE\\microsoft games\\flight simulator\\10.0"

almost five wasted hours later, I found the problem: :banghead:

Code: 
#define AVIATION_REGISTRY_PATH "SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\microsoft games\\flight simulator\\10.0"

What a surprise, using the correct Registry Path works S O O O O O much better! :rotfl:

Fr. Stupid
 
:D

Did you see how different Code with or without 9 Letters is?

I must read 4 times the Code that you insert, to see the Difference.

5 Hours !!!!
is much Time, but i know absolute this Art of Problems.
And good to knowing that the :teacher: have sometimes the same Problems like the Student. :duck:
:rotfl:
 
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Bambi_007 said:
5 Hours !!!!
is much Time, but i know absolute this Art of Problems.
And good to knowing that the :teacher: have sometimes the same Problems like the Student. :duck:
:rotfl:
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Leider, einige Tage ich ein Dummkopf...
Ich war so beschäftigt das Ausprobieren aller neuen Debug-Utilities, die ich übersehen, die einfach und klar.
Ja, gelegentlich auch Professoren haben ein Gehirn Infarkt! :laughing:

Im Fall, dass Sie sich fragen, bin ich zu Gymnasium in der Schweiz. Es ist eine Schande, ich habe vergessen, die meisten meiner Deutsch, Französisch und Italienisch. :tongue-ti

Unfortunately, some days I am a fool...
I was so busy trying out all the new debug utilities that I overlooked the simple and clear.
Yes, even professors occasionally have a brain infarction.

In case you're wondering, I went to high school in Switzerland. It is a shame, I've forgotten most of my German, French and Italian.

Bill
 
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Bill,


I think you need to run your brains Defrag program.. You are starting to write XML in German with a Swiss accent but in Italian sentence structures.

:eek:

Ich wuste ich zum Duetschland gegangten... Was fur ein schoen Land.

The above statement is for an Altimeter XML switch that serves cappaccino.

:D



Bill
 
Looks like the whole forum is perfectly ready to switch to German as the business language :D
 
Bambi_007 said:
:D ROFL.

Please what is Spanglish????

I think do you mean Esperanto !
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At least Esperanto is an attempt to create a language. "Spanglish" is the term given to the mix of English and Spanish spoken by many hispanics in the US as words and phrases of one language are mixed into the other ... going to market becomes "going to 'la marketa'", etc..
 
FelixFFDS said:
At least Esperanto is an attempt to create a language. "Spanglish" is the term given to the mix of English and Spanish spoken by many hispanics in the US as words and phrases of one language are mixed into the other ... going to market becomes "going to 'la marketa'", etc..
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Spanglish is spoken in Florida/South Georgia; Texmex is spoken in Texas/Southern Oklahoma, and part of Louisiana... :D

I had a very good friend who is a descendent of hidalgo emigres (well, conquistadores if we're going to be honest!) who's Castillian Spanish is so high-brow that none of his "real Mexican" neighbors can understand him! :tongue-ti
 
Theres also a good movie called Spanglish, now out on DVD.

Great movie! Highly recommended. :D



Bill
 
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