Anith Gopal

static void getFieldRel(Args _args) {     int i = 1;     DictField dictField;     DictRelation DR = new DictRelation(Tablenum(InventTable));     DictTable Dict = new DictTable(Tablenum(InventTable));     DictTable Formref; ;     while(i <= Dict.fieldCnt())     {         if(DR.loadFieldRelation(dict.fieldCnt2Id(i)))         {         Formref = new DictTable(DR.loadFieldRelation(dict.fieldCnt2Id(i)));         info(“Table Name ” + Formref.name());         }         i +=1;     } pause; }

My first post.  Just finished TechReady10.  Looking forward to the upcoming week.

I wanted to pass on some news from Nathan Fish and the other folks in Office Labs who have updated Canvas.  Details here: Canvas for OneNote now supports OneNote 2010 and Windows XP .  You can download the new version here: Canvas For OneNote .  Enjoy!

I rarely get calls on my office phone, but last Friday afternoon I got a call from Ken Levy asking if I could spare a few minutes to give an interview on F# for the podcast that accompanies Code Magazine .  Although I was being highly productive by listening to music and playing with a yo-yo, I agreed to meet him.  I hadn’t even started drinking. Ken posted the interview last night.  It clocks in at just under 40 minutes, and you can listen to it here .  We mainly discuss F#, functional programming, and Visual Studio 2010.  Some of my remarks on Windows Phone were removed, but for more information on that you can watch some of the presentations from MIX10 this week.  There are more “um” and “stuff like that” phrases at the beginning than I would have liked, but I only had a few minutes to prepare.  About a minute from the end I almost make myself laugh. I’m going to need a sample app for some presentations I am giving in the next few weeks so I think I will make a variation of the Dots and Boxes game.  I will just use a random set of dots and base the scores on the total area you capture with any polygon instead of just boxes.  I will also use the game to gauge the interest of some students I work with in geometry and programming.

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