I am trying to pass a reference to an array to another function.  Something
like:
int x = ReadArray(myVars.theArray);
private int ReadArray(Array ar)

I've used both Struct and Classes. However, after reading a few articles
lately, I'm starting to wonder why you would really use a Struct over a
class.
The only reason seems to be that Structs are Valuetypes, and can perform

I have this app that needs to insert about 400,000+ items into a sorted
list, and I am currently using a simple insert something like this:
               int index = list.BinarySearch(t);
               if (index < 0)

I am looking for sample code for blog using Asp.net(C#). If someone has code for creating blogs pls let me know.

Can a modeless form be used as the "owner" of a modal form?
Here's the situation, from my MainForm, I have created a modeless form
using "Show" - and showed a modal form using "ShowDialog".
For some reason, if I do any user action on my modal form, it falls

If I instantiate a Form object on a worker thread:
1. Will that object be owned by the worker thread or the UI thread?
2. What will object.InvokeRequired return if called in the worker
thread?

Does anyone know where I can find a cheap/free simple dialog popup editor
that will allow me to edit with the RichTextBox control?

I would like to ask, if the app written in MS VC++7.0 can cooperate with a
module written in C#.NET.
If yes, what is needed to do to make it works?
Thanks,

I am trying to play mp3 files and have created a simple class to that
accepts a file which can be played and then stopped by calling a stop
method, however.... when an mp3 is re-played the previous one is too!!!
what is going wrong here?

I found this interesting
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=8C09FD61-3F26-4555-AE17
-3121B4F51D4D&displaylang=en

i have two form  ... i want to  bring a string in form1 from form2... But
it's like Form1.Controls[controlindex].. how can i write "controlindex"
instead of "controlname"
So thanks...

Does anyone know how to generate class structures from my xml schema
from Visual Studio, not by typing "xsd /c <xmlschema.xsd>" in the
command prompt
Is the "Custom Tool" property the way to go?

I have HTML markup in a database table, e.g.
 <h1>text text</h1>
When I read the data into a DataGrid, GridView or some such,
I want the HTML to be emitted as is.  This means that if I view

I am currently looking at C# to learn, and I was wondering how easy is
it to learn.  I have several years of C++ experience and I figured that
it would be good to learn a new language.  Is there any similarities
between the two?  How closely are the two?

In all of my C#/Net 1.1 services (VS2003), I always have dual mode  
functionality.  By passing a specific command line argument, the service  
would run in Console mode as a Console App instead of as a service.  This  
always worked well!!  However, the Windows Service in NET 2.0 ...