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As all teams have different projects in the solution file, I was wondering that even a language of the team's choice could be used. Not that I want a change (I am more comfortable with C#), but just a query.
 
Is that possible? I mean, how could I make my team to program in VB.NET and merge with C#? :p

A windows solution can have C# and VB Projects in it simultaneously. (Or I think so.)

At Sohum:
By default The UI project was XAML. I deleted it and added a WinForms UI project. Now I can't check in that UI folder (error: obstructed). Can you please help me out?
 
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I think it's possible to change the language since it is all going to be compiled into a DLL anyway. You would have to open the solution in the other IDE and create another project.

EDIT: Actually, I don't know. Even if you add a reference, I'm not sure how it will resolve the objects. Keep in mind that I am making use of case-sensitivity with properties, as well, as is the C# convention.

Regarding the deletion of project, here are instructions that I think should work:

1. Revert everything (provided you haven't changed anything) so you download all the old information (pre-delete) from the server, by right-clicking on the trunk folder and selecting Revert (not sure where on the menu it is). The default settings will usually be fine.
2. Right click on the trunk folder and do an SVN update.
3. Open the solution in VC# Express and delete the project from the solution. Close the solution.
4. Browse to the working directory (where you downloaded all the files). Right click on the project folder and select "TortoiseSVN-->Delete".
5. SVN commit the project by right-clicking on the trunk folder and selecting the appropriate option.
 
I'm good at programming, but I can manage Graphics And Audio on my fingers and also any other help if needed..
 
I'm not getting much time due to college, i can do things other than UI..:)..ATM..:)..:D..:D..
 
When are you planning to start using the simulator? The upcoming season? Or are you going to take more time and trial it in something smaller, like the next Premier League season?
 
When are you planning to start using the simulator? The upcoming season? Or are you going to take more time and trial it in something smaller, like the next Premier League season?
Not anytime soon, judging by the development speed.
 
Sohum, I think I know now what's causing such speed breakers in the development. Its because most of us, excluding you and Shreyas, haven't got a clue about DB programming.

I guess if you could explain some basic concepts of using an ODBC and giving a bit of examples in lay man's language, we could benefit a lot and could start work sooner. :)
 

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