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Hi guys,

I am trying a first test of a new way of trying to share my eNotes and possibly PRG & EXE files with you.

As a first test I have placed a 72 MB file of PDF format in my OneDrive sub-folder called 'XSharp'.

Please some of you try out the following link to see if you can download the file.

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AiCBl-gBWjY9grZ-Ty02Eu44jzgWIQ

Please be aware that the version (numbered 182) is still work in progress and that it is the Appendix 'X' in which I have been adding all the recent material talked about in the XSharp forum.

ALSO - the section detail was NOT designed for PDF and so although it works 'generally', it is not real pretty at times ;-0((

However, all the important information regarding X# syntax and working example code is all there it would seem.

If this works for you then I will try and post some code files for you, the ones for my currently working L2S sample.

Let me know how this goes at your end.

TIA. Regards,
Phil.

Hi Phil,

I was able to download it correctly.

Wolfgang

No problem, too - albeit a bit slow - the site, not the download

Hi Karl,

It is pure 'OneDrive' technology we are using, and so we are getting the best that MS provides in that respect - the cloud, their server hardware etc. - please do realise that the PDF file contains almost 900 (yes, nine hundred) pages. A total of 73 MB I think.

So my guess is that the size has a lot to do with the time delay we saw - as it was slow for me here in my office as well.

I will see if I can put up some program files - 'watch this space !'.

Regards,
Phil.

Thought so, but wondered. The 80MB wouldn't hurt me, being on a 400MBit cable the d/l shouldn't last longer than one or two seconds. In fact, it was fast enough. But simply to "open" the site lasted a lot longer, i didn't count, but it feeled more like 30 seconds... But never mind. I still wonder, when i shall find the time to digest 800 pages

Hi Karl,

Well the good news for you and other X# readers / users is that Appendix 'X' has just about all we need to make stuff work in XSharp.

The rest of the stuff was added when I was researching using C#. It is there for reference.

The secret of coding these days is having the work examples and eNotes to search and refer to when we have a problem. I use my own eNotes all the time - regularly, even while I am doing X# and LINQ.

If and when I get time I may make a X# only version - but that's a way off, and until I get all my research done for Cologne 2017, and I have yet to move on to Entity Framework 6 / 7.

I have to say though - X# and LINQ do feel brilliant ;-0)

Cheers,
Phil.