The library version that I used when I first started was quite outdated. Only about a year had passed since I last updated it. To use one of the UI, there is a binding error with the older version. There is somehow two ways to solve it. Edit the current old version as a feature that will do what the new version does. That involved quite many things to edit. Sigh. Sometimes, writing your own is faster than editing the errors of others. Second way is to update the current version. That might have solved some errors but might overthrow other UI that I have already added or edited or tweaked. I did the latter and that’s what happened. All the errors that never comes up before using this version popped up… My background different colour and some UI running loose. Anyway, the updated version also have some errors… Sigh… I used the older version but then after sometimes of editing the code and some were c#7.3 code and there were quite a lot of unnecessary UI features to edit to begin with. That would cost more time. After using Saturday night to figure that out, I decided to use the latest version in the end. Then debug the UI. Especially those non common ones. The code behind that I did wasn’t affect (at least from some of my quick test). Sigh… :(((( Then I have been editing it since 4 pm. Decided to stop at 10:00 pm to shower and do my ironing. Now it’s 11.30 pm. Time flies… I was suppose to do the other app but then I forgot to bring back the power adapter. I guess buying online now wouldn’t make it in time. :((( So focus on the other app and maybe will have more time at work to do the other. Sigh… 😮💨
The amount I spent on learning before applying actually costed me more money until I do enough work. Still learning process is still needed even while working. Doing things subconsciously can make the easiest problem complicated. Could be your old habits or subconscious typing or the auto correction? hm.. This one is more like my habit. It is a hard to catch error when we did like that. I was thinking what goes wrong and no matter what I did, it would not return my desired results. Turned the code that I wrote previously and just a line only which I overlooked while checking, was blocking the rest of the changes… Dangerous code is the counter code that you wrote to right a wrong or blocking the wrong from working. That’s normally a temporary solution but the solution turned out to be preventing me doing other works… sigh… 😮💨 Today’s a lucky day and I found it while doing another part… so it is good not to always focus on one problem. The other problem could be the c...
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