I am developing a c# application. I have a interface (which can change
therefore my problem)
If i do like this:
List<PropertyInfo> properties = new List<PropertyInfo>();

After finding nothing anywhere in google I am posting this so everyone
can benefit by it. The formating is not pretty since I copied it from
my word document, but you should benefit by it.
Managing DHCP Servers using C#

I am writing a small .net forms app that rquires a word document to be
opened. I use the command
process.start(filePath).
The command does just as it should and opens the document with word.

I'm trying to match a string like this: <Site Url="http://server" and
extract just the http://server part.  I'm using the following regex:
@"(((https?))(://)([\w]+)([\.\w+]+))" and it almost works.  It matches
both http://server and http://server" -- I need it without the ending

I have a function which gets 6 parameters and needs to check every
parameter (existence of it and it value).
What is the best design solution for it?

How can I get a list of the Groups both Local and Domain groups a User
belongs to.

SO I am having issues with adding items to a list....I have created a
file StreamReader which reads values from a file I have connected
through streams.  WHat I am trying to do, is depending on whether the
row has 4 values, or 5values instantiate an object(of previous classes

I'm writing a log class that uses the StackTrace information in order
to write in the log files the name of the classes and methods that
produce every log entry.
Anyway, doing some profiling, I have found that the instantiation of

I have a problem with xml and sql server 2k.
first thing i have a website  named this->
http://en.infosites.org/info/keyword.
when i am entering a value for keyword like this  ->

Is there anything like yacc or spirit for C#? What is the "standard" method
for parsing grammars in C#?
The last few days I have been looking at boost spirit and really like how it
works. What I was hoping for is a library that could take an ABNF grammar

Is there a method in the .NET class libraries to know if a given file is
binary or just plain text (ASCII)?
Thanks in advance.
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In my application, the user must logon with a username and a password. In
all the tables in my database, there is a field user. By saving new or
changed records, the username is writed to that field.
Now I have a class Session with the User-information.

Class A
  public objX
I want to create 2 or more instances of Class A and have the same value for
objX in all instances.

I am looking for a way to copy a pattern (letter 'A' in the following
example) to another string.
string str1 =  "1111AAAA111111AA";
string str2 =  "1111000000001111";

Is it possible that i can pick a notepad window, change it owner to my
application making it a child window of my app?