Oct 20, 2012 05:33 AM (This post was last modified: Oct 20, 2012 05:37 AM by System[X].)
I have made a basic app to store codes in, like a code bank.
All coders from beginners to pros always need some sort of reference to codes while there coding wether its there own projects, forums or google. From time to time we need to look up code that we have already codes just for a reference or to refresh our memory.
CodeSafe will store and save these code snippets for you for future reference because after all we are all human and forget things.
I always for get regex and regex pattens so i store them in Code Safe and if i ever need reference to them i can easly take a look and refresh my memory.
You can also use this to save any information, not just codes but anything, links, text, letters, memos, anything :)
If text based is not that cool and will mean you have to have a separate place holder for the code not accessible to you whilst elsewhere (on another pc).
If it is mysql then Gratz to your sir will be using it...
(Oct 20, 2012 06:40 AM)DotNetNut Wrote: Is this text based or MYSQL?
If text based is not that cool and will mean you have to have a separate place holder for the code not accessible to you whilst elsewhere (on another pc).
If it is mysql then Gratz to your sir will be using it...
The codes are not saved in a mysql database and yes, if you take this with you on another machine then there will be no notes.
(Oct 20, 2012 06:43 AM)System[X] Wrote: The codes are not saved in a mysql database and yes, if you take this with you on another machine then there will be no notes.
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Yea i made a few like that but got flamed so hard from the community for a simple (text) saver, Mine even had encryption's for safer storage etc..
It had search , encryptions etc. but i still got flammed... so good luck.. :P
Oct 20, 2012 08:46 AM (This post was last modified: Oct 20, 2012 08:55 AM by System[X].)
(Oct 20, 2012 07:40 AM)Secret Agent Wrote: Is the data stored in My.Settings or as text file? If it's a txt file where is it located?
The data is saved into the registry file, 1 key only
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(Oct 20, 2012 08:10 AM)DotNetNut Wrote: Yea i made a few like that but got flamed so hard from the community for a simple (text) saver, Mine even had encryption's for safer storage etc..
It had search , encryptions etc. but i still got flammed... so good luck.. :P
I made a notes systems kinda like this and used 2 encryption methods and saved into the registry file. I released it and many people used it and still use it.
Its also depends on the design and idea sometimes more than the acual coding for people to like it, thats why i chooses mav's evolve theme as its amazing and makes an app look supreme.
I don't know any coder that can say they know everything and can remember everything, even i, after several years of coding still need to look back on older projects that i have made for a reference or to refresh my memory on certain codes.
This tool helps in many ways and saves me a lot of time.
Nice release mate.
I think search would be interesting in case if a user have very much codes.
Or categorised codes will be awesome thing for future upgrades. (e.g. user tags a code as asm, vb or any other and with simple tag we get all the codes associated with that tag).
(Oct 20, 2012 08:46 AM)System[X] Wrote: The data is saved into the registry file, 1 key only
Thanks
I made a notes systems kinda like this and used 2 encryption methods and saved into the registry file. I released it and many people used it and still use it.
Its also depends on the design and idea sometimes more than the acual coding for people to like it, thats why i chooses mav's evolve theme as its amazing and makes an app look supreme.
I don't know any coder that can say they know everything and can remember everything, even i, after several years of coding still need to look back on older projects that i have made for a reference or to refresh my memory on certain codes.
This tool helps in many ways and saves me a lot of time.
Thanks
Thanks for the reply,
Yea i hear you on the having to look back from time to time, we all do i think :D
It dose interest me tho why your saving it to the registery? I thought it would be a bad idea to save so much data to the registery... What would happened if i tried saving a big bit of code? How much storage can the registery hold in one key?
I mean say a user added a password list to it, could be anything up to 2gb for example?
And yea for me it has always been the code, i was never blinded by fancy bells and whistles or nice colored text/lights (but marvas theme is a beast :D) lol, I'm more into the code efficiency and trying to use the best coding practices available.
Which having poke to you on Skype know you also about the code, So always love looking at your projects etc. I'm still loving the Net auth you made too :D
(Oct 20, 2012 09:35 AM)DotNetNut Wrote: Thanks for the reply,
Yea i hear you on the having to look back from time to time, we all do i think :D
It dose interest me tho why your saving it to the registery? I thought it would be a bad idea to save so much data to the registery... What would happened if i tried saving a big bit of code? How much storage can the registery hold in one key?
I mean say a user added a password list to it, could be anything up to 2gb for example?
And yea for me it has always been the code, i was never blinded by fancy bells and whistles or nice colored text/lights (but marvas theme is a beast :D) lol, I'm more into the code efficiency and trying to use the best coding practices available.
Which having poke to you on Skype know you also about the code, So always love looking at your projects etc. I'm still loving the Net auth you made too :D
Registry is effiecent and thats what its made for, storing info. Im not sure how much it can save but i did test with a text of around 5k lines and all the info saved fine and since its not acualy a file and just text then the size is very small