Oh nice, I had no idea that that was even there!

RubyMine is very nice, but I think that I would avoid it during learning stages. It adds a lot of complexity, like most IDEs do, which can cause you to spend a lot of your time at the beginning learning the IDE rather than learning the language (Ruby) or the framework (Rails.)

Some of those look pretty interesting.

Cool, thanks for the heads up.

I ended up finding that if I add another for statement and nested in the first for loop and then cout some blank spaces I was able to achieve what I was looking to do. Below is what I had to do.

for(i = 0; i < num_rows; i++) { for(j = 0; j < num_cols_1; j++) { // print j'th element in i'th row of array 1 } // print some spaces for(j = 0; j < num_cols_2; j++) { // print j'th element in i'th row of array 2 } }

I have some we use them for Gyro and GPS for filming stable video from helicopters.

@Dashrender said:

I've never heard of JetBrains dev tools - though maybe that's because I'm not a dev.

They made amazing tools. For individual developers they are typically around $99 too. Not too shabby. If you are doing Python, Ruby, PHP, JavaScript or Java then JetBrains is probably the main toolmaker for you.

Pretty neat. I will have to give that a try.

Looks like a great tool for C developers. Not a lot of really modern C IDEs being made these days.

Once I can get caught up on Sys. Admin stuff (will I ever), I have a long term plan for this (and thanks to everyone here.)...first up is understanding the total process of every VBA project, starting with the most complex one. Then the code and basics of VBA. finally, learn the best language to do what these processes in.

I've got access to several good VBA books, Channel 9, Lynda.com...finding the time...that's the trick...

BitBucket is basically hosted Stash. It's all from Atlassian. The Jira and Confluence people.

I do a lot of Systems Development. I do web stuffs with fee aside from my current job.