C#•9mo ago

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So all the paths specific in the strings of this file need to be created. I've written one so far. Is there a better way to do it? https://github.com/Ishikudeska/NolvusForLinux/blob/main/NexusForLinux/src/backend/FilePaths/FilePaths.cs

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33 Replies

tera•9mo ago

that code is not even valid C#. what

Angius•9mo ago

It's C#-ish but not really It's, like, an LLM's hallucination of what C#++ would be So, @ᛁᛊᚺᛁ, what's up with that?

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

WDYM? VScode doesn't spit any errors so it's fine to me.

Angius•9mo ago

Do you have the DevKit extension set up? Did you open the project, and not just a loose file? Because in no way, shape, or form is your code valid C#

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

I followed the guide on VScode. I'm also doing 90% of the work on a chromebook. Outside of that even when I do work on my Windows machine it doesn't spit out errors

Angius•9mo ago

You did not answer my questions

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

Yes, I have the dev kit setup

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

Angius•9mo ago

And are you opening the project, or a loose C# file?

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

the project. Well mor like the folder. VScode is detecting the project oh 🤮 yeah it wasn't working bc "enablewindowstargeting" wasn't working BLEGH 279 errors hoooo boy

Angius•9mo ago

Unsurprising lol

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

yeah, welcome to non-maui projects. I'm gonna go home and generate a maui forms app in VScommunity but I fucked myself Holy shit. Yeah no the downloadmanager Tasks HAVE to be asynchronous, if only for the purpose of them downloading multiple files

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

isn't this returning a value??

SinFluxx•9mo ago

Do you see a return statement in that method?

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

ye, I just added that I'm also adding a foreach, because I want each file to download before the next one starts

SinFluxx•9mo ago

We'll have to take your word for it because we can't see the line you added it on, but vscode reckons you haven't

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

SinFluxx•9mo ago

Still don't see a return

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

Check the github one sec

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

https://github.com/Ishikudeska/NolvusForLinux/blob/main/NexusForLinux/src/backend/ModDownloader/Downloader.cs

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Angius•9mo ago

On your Github it's an async Task method. Here, it's async Task<List<string>>

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

yeah I effed up with branches. I'm fairly new to git, so I messed up my progress alr should be fixed 🙏 Yeah, so it's fixed on github. Yet still spitting out errprs

Angius•9mo ago

What do you suppose this does?

await  foreach (DownloadManager.DownloadFilesAsync(coreskseUrlList));

await  foreach (DownloadManager.DownloadFilesAsync(coreskseUrlList));

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

nothing, it's wrong look again. I fixed it but I suppose it makes each file wait to be downloaded before it starts downloading the next one? ^^

Angius•9mo ago

You can download files in parallel Task.WhenAll() would come in handy, for example

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

ye, but it'd be a pain in the ass because some files are 16mb and others are 100gb (welcome to skyrim LOD downloads) "Task does not contain a method for WhenAll"

Angius•9mo ago

Unless you're on some ancient-ass version of .NET Framework, it should be supported

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

I'm on .NET 8.0 unless I'm missing a using?

Angius•9mo ago

Then, as you can see, Task.WhenAll() is supported Maybe System.Threading I believe

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

ok it's still saying it's not a thing

MODiX•9mo ago

Angius

REPL Result: Success

async Task Print(string s)
{
    await Task.Delay(Random.Shared.Next(1, 10));
    Console.WriteLine(s);
}

string[] lines = ["hello", "world", "goodbye", "cat"];
var tasks = lines.Select(l => Print(l));
await Task.WhenAll(tasks);

async Task Print(string s)
{
    await Task.Delay(Random.Shared.Next(1, 10));
    Console.WriteLine(s);
}

string[] lines = ["hello", "world", "goodbye", "cat"];
var tasks = lines.Select(l => Print(l));
await Task.WhenAll(tasks);

Console Output

world
hello
cat
goodbye

world
hello
cat
goodbye

Compile: 536.158ms | Execution: 86.438ms | React with ❌ to remove this embed.

SinFluxx•9mo ago

Have you got your own Task class?

ᛁᛊᚺᛁOP•9mo ago

No yes :catfacepalm: fixed I'm ACTUALLY STUPID BRO WTF

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