I feel that the block is not coming from any one source. Everyday life can cloud your mind enough to entrench you in a few hundred or thousand lines of code. I found that the only way to really break a block is to step out of the code that i'm working on and look at the bigger picture. Sometimes the solution is easier than you thought but you just need to rethink your methods. Recently working on a project trying to create some form of inhouse plugin to make our network stations still running win95 and win98 use policy more like an NT workstation, I became stuck trying to make current profile methods and software work for me. Then I realized a program with less than 100 lines of code and disabling Microsofts solution to profiles was a 1-2 hour fix.
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I feel that the block is not coming from any one source. Everyday life can cloud your mind enough to entrench you in a few hundred or thousand lines of code. I found that the only way to really break a block is to step out of the code that i'm working on and look at the bigger picture. Sometimes the solution is easier than you thought but you just need to rethink your methods. Recently working on a project trying to create some form of inhouse plugin to make our network stations still running win95 and win98 use policy more like an NT workstation, I became stuck trying to make current profile methods and software work for me. Then I realized a program with less than 100 lines of code and disabling Microsofts solution to profiles was a 1-2 hour fix.