I'm learning a lesson in how I need to be more specific :)
In C++ I can resize a vector and it will allocate memory and it will
call the default constructor if necessary (or I can supply an instance
for the copy constructor).

Hi I am a newbie and i am trying to create a resource file (resx) for a
console C# application
Can i go to current C# project and add a new resource file and then
start adding values?

Hi I am a newbie and i am trying to create a resource file (resx) for a
console C# application
Can i go to current C# project and add a new resource file and then
start adding values?

Suppose I have the following code:
string myFormat = "Line1/nLine 2";
string formattedString = string.Format(myFormat);
...that would produce a 2-line output as expected.

How to encode a textbox to avoid cross site scripting?
Thanks
K

I'm encounterring the following problem when I try to add object
datasource to my C# project:
- the wizzard form open
- I choose object, then click on next

I have to access a flat file (.txt or something) by two applications at the
same time. For reading and writing. Is that possible and how?
Thanks
Frank

I am customizing MS CRM 3.0.  I am fairly new to C# and know very
little about Xpath.
I need to read the the 4th line of the XML below (value node) and check
the type.  If the type is "account", I need to change the type to

I have several projects where each one build a library.(class library or
window control library).
Now I get some strange compile error when building the *.exe file and
doesn't understand what this means.

I have a table which needs to be populated at runtime. Is there a way
to do this without using a server side control like repeater or
datagrid ? How can an HTML control be accessed in code behind ?
Thanks in advance ..

I've got a Windows Service written in C# that is having some
unfortunate memory issues.  I've been working with .NET MemProfiler and
AllocationProfiler.  But you don't have to use those programs to notice
the memory leak.  The memory usage in the TaskManager for the process

I am new to threading and trying to figure some things out.  Are all
variables in a thread set to only that thread?  Meaning if I create 2
instances of a class and then put each one in a different thread and
run them will the local variables in functions be shared or will they

We've started converting some applications to the .NET 2.0 framework.  When
compiling in VS 2005, I'm getting a warning on this line:
return (unitWidth != null ) ? unitWidth : new Unit("0px");
Looks valid to me, but this gives a warning with "new" underlined saying

Hola
Tengo una aplicación en c# con ,VS 2005, me gustaria que al cerrar la
aplicación no se cerrase si no que se quedase en la barra de tareas, al
estilo messenger.

I'm trying to compare DirectoryInfo.Attributes to FileAttributes like so:
// result returning
// Directory | Archive
DirectoryInfo info = new DirectoryInfo(this.folderFullName);