And This is Still Needed, for God Sakes!
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This is far from being a Ruby post.
But it got me smiling (although evilly).
// set the shitty parameter stuff (I hate Crystal Reports!!!)
ParameterDiscreteValue pdv = new ParameterDiscreteValue();
pdv.Value = title;
workSessionsByEmployee.ParameterFields["RangeTitle"]
.CurrentValues =
new ParameterValues(new ParameterValue[] { pdv });
crystalReportViewer.ParameterFieldInfo =
workSessionsByEmployee.ParameterFields;
workSessionsReportTableAdapter.FillByRange(
absensiStainDataSet.WorkSessionsReport,
begin, end);
...
workSessionsByEmployee.SetDataSource(absensiStainDataSet);
...
private void crystalReportViewer_ReportRefresh(object source,
CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms.ViewerEventArgs e) {
// and this is still needed! For God sakes!!!
e.Handled = true;
}
Yes, it came from a client’s Visual Studio 2005 (C#) project that I wrote (pity who?), only a few months old. 
What it does is filter the report based on a date range. Kinda’ painful to me. I scoured the net, MSDN, whatever, but that’s the best technique I could find at that time (that actually works).
I wonder how similar functionality could be implemented the Ruby way?
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