Back to Blogging with a wonderful news.

It has been quite a while that i blogged anything. May be it was destined to be a special entry. So here i am. Dear friends, am getting married on 31st of Oct 2010.

It has been quite a wonderful journey so far for me and Sree. In fact, i realized just yesterday that it is already 6 months since our marriage got fixed. Life surely have taken a turn, but a very happy one indeed.

It's quite a coincidence that this very blog played a crucial role in our relation and here i am, talking about our marriage using the same medium.

Pray for us dears.

WSH object and Usage

Following is a list of WSH objects and its typical usage. I found it extremely useful ( courtesy MSDN)

Object	What you can do with this object
WScript Object	· Set and retrieve command line arguments · Determine the name of the script file · Determine the host file name (wscript.exe or cscript.exe) · Determine the host version information · Create, connect to, and disconnect from COM objects · Sink events · Stop a script's execution programmatically · Output information to the default output device (for example, a dialog box or the command line)
WshArguments Object	Access the entire set of command-line arguments
WshNamed Object	Access the set of named command-line arguments
WshUnnamed Object	Access the set of unnamed command-line arguments
WshNetwork Object	· Connect to and disconnect from network shares and network printers · Map and unmap network shares · Access information about the currently logged-on user
WshController Object	Create a remote script process using the Controller method CreateScript()
WshRemote Object	· Remotely administer computer systems on a computer network · Programmatically manipulate other programs/scripts
WshRemoteError Object	Access the error information available when a remote script (a WshRemote object) terminates as a result of a script error
WshShell Object	· Run a program locally · Manipulate the contents of the registry · Create a shortcut · Access a system folder · Manipulate environment variables (such as WINDIR, PATH, or PROMPT)
WshShortcut Object	Programmatically create a shortcut
WshSpecialFolders Object	Access any of the Windows Special Folders
WshUrlShortcut Object	Programmatically create a shortcut to an Internet resource
WshEnvironment Object	Access any of the environment variables (such as WINDIR, PATH, or PROMPT)
WshScriptExec Object	Determine status and error information about a script run with Exec() Access the StdIn, StdOut, and

New Photo Blog

I am moving my photography posts to my new photoblog at http://pixelviews.wordpress.com/.

The idea behind the PixelViews is to discuss more about photography and the story behind some of my photographs.

Please do leave your suggestions and comments.

Kochi in IPL Map

"Chotta Mumbai" is finally on the IPL map, Kochi has emerged as one of the two new teams to join the IPL bandwagon. Mentored by Shashi Tharoor, a group of businessmen has put forward a franchise named "Rendezvous Sports World".

Team name ? well, we would need to wait another week for that,but for the time, let's enjoy this moment.

Tolerance for DateTime comparison

By default, C# compares DateTime instances with a tolerance of 100 ns. Recently i ran into a situation where i needed to customize the tolerance level. C# doesnt provide any overloaded method operation to do so, but we could do ourself very easily.

if((dateTime1 - dateTime2).Duration() <>

{

}

This ensures a tolerance of 10 seconds.This can altered to do any tolerance level that we require.