I am working with an application that requires multithreading.  I have found
a sample online that I am currently working with/learning from.  However, I
am not sure if this is the most effecient way or most current way of
threading.  Here is the sample I have found.  I'd ...

Probably a really stupid question but i can't seem to figure it out.
So i have a form and when the x button is clicked i want a certain
method to run. The weird thing is that if i just write a console
message my code executes one time, if i place the method i want to run

Dear group,
I have the following scenario:
I have an application - let's call it myApp.exe - that is listening on a
specific port - let's say 10000.

I've developed a small UserControl with five textbox and label.
However, when I want to display the UserControl in a form, controls
appear slowly one after one. I've activated double buffering and
removed all code in the OnLoad, constructor and I still have the same

I have a project that requires me to validate the syntax of basic math
formulas.
Something like:  ( ( A * B ) / C) - 10
I need to just make sure that parenthesis are correct.

I'm writing a C# program (using Visual Studio 2005 Professional
Edition).
I have defined a class MyPanel in the following way:
class MyPanel : Panel

I need simple string formatting like string.Format() does, but just with
strings what seems not to work.
Can anyone tell me please why this doesn't work and how can it be done? This
looked like the simple and good solution but no.

This is my first time using listview.
I was looking in google for a way to write to a specific column. I have
3 columns in my list view.
I want to be able to write to a specific one.

I have a generic list IList<IEmployee>. IEmployee is again a class with
many properties like name, age, etc. I need to do filtering of
employees based on their properties(name, age,...) I can use a foreach
when the number of employees is less in count.... but my employee count

The following code works:
HttpWebRequest objRequest = null;
try
{

Is it fine to call another method from Switch?
Eg.
Switch (stringVar)
{

I have a datagridview, and I want it to show and enable editing of a
table in my mysql database.
I get the results from the sql-query into the dataset, and when I view
the dataset in the debuger with the dataset viewer, I can see that the

I installed VS 2005, also its msdn library.
But when I click on
Start - Program Filees - Microsoft Developer Network - MSDN Library for
Visual Studio 2005,

Hi NG,
I am not sure to evaluate what happens if I call the
GC.SuppressFinalize(this) for a object.
My question is:

I there a way to provide a default value for a parameter in a method?
E.g.
private void somemethod(string whatever, string whatever2 = "someval")