I'm not sure in which discussion this fits in, but I'll try here.
I need to use Unicode in order to use national characters. But I
find a strange behavior that I had not expected. I can't find much from
the documentation about this. I need to know if a character is a letter or

Try running the following code (tested on .Net1.1 SP1) in both debug and
release builds. Notice the different results:
In the release build, Method B (which modifies an instance field) is never
called!!!

I am trying to debug an application, so I set a break point, and when I
reach it, I want to exit the application by stopping the debugger.  However,
it seems that it runs to the end of the method that I am currently in.  Can
someone tell me why this happens and how I keep the ...

Looking at the output of ildasm, I was wondering if there's a size limit on
msil for any given method. The IL_xxxx index is an hexa number on 16-bits.
Does it mean that for any given method, there's a 64 kb size limit?
I know I shoudn't create methods so big, but let's say I want ...

In .net 2.0, the dispose method of CryptoStream calls the Close method
on the destination stream (verified with .NET reflector). In 1.1, it did
not. In my opinion, the 1.1 behavior was preferable. After all, once I
am done decrypting the data, I may want to look at it. Why should ...

I am working on a project for my employer that will allow users to opt-in
for a weekly email news letter. This is a company that has a high regard for
their public image and I would consider this to be very legitimate. They are
talking about sending a few thousand to possibly 10 ...

I have an extremely weird problem that I have no idea how to approach.  
I have a simple page with a search textbox and a search button.  The button
causes a postback, where I perform the search and display the results in a
DIV that has a tree.  I've tested all the code up until I ...

I'm trying to create a map of my project reference while looping
through my dll references.
This is what I'm doing:
1. I'm able to load my root assembly using "Assembly.LoadFile"

It's in the 2.0 SDK documentation, but it's not present in the SDK
headers nor the mscoree typelib, and I can't find any mention of its
removal.  What happened?  Is there any other hosting interface that
offers equivalent functionality?

Can someone explain to me or point me to documentation about why circular
dependencies are not allowed between projects in Visual C# .NET?  I'm
assuming it's because of the CLR and how the compiler generates assemblies
but I'm having trouble finding specifics on MSDN and the web.

I have a little desktop application (it happens to be a Windows Forms analog
clock) that's written in VB.Net (2003). I placed a shortcut in my Startup
program group to start it up when I log on. I have put no code in the
application whatsoever to do internet communications, and yet ...

Anyone have an example of defining a custom event (i.e custom delegate) in an
interface?

I'm trying to write a method for my PocketPC that will write a Double value
to an Array buffer at the specified offset.
The constraints are :
- Must be safe managed code

(Re: .NET Assemblies versions; I wanted to make this a new poat but OE shows
it in the same thread as the original post, so excuse the repost if you see
both as new threads)
   Reading the docs (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/db7849ey ) I

First of all, I'm using .Net Framework v1.1 with VS.NET 2003
I have made some tests, and I realized that "ldelema [mscorlib]System.Byte"
doesn't work on my Pocket PC device if my buffer is declared as follow even
if typeof(buffer) is Byte[]: