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FindAll method with List<T> generic class10 May 2007 08:49 GMT7
I am using a generic list in my program to have a list of objects
stored. I want to compare all the objects in this list with object of
another class and find all the objects which meet the criteria.
To make it more specific
closing Modal Form inside form10 May 2007 08:29 GMT3
I have a modal form (ShowDialog()) that I may want to close when a user
clicks a button.  I already have an OK and Cancel button, so I can't use
those options, but I want it to function just like an OK button press.  See
Example:
Event Viewer Logging - Add a new overall type10 May 2007 08:17 GMT2
I have Enterprise Library and am using the Logging Application block
successfully to log to the Event log.
Currently I can only put enteries into the existing event viewer types
(Application, Security, etc). Application is best for me currently.
generic method that tests if array contains a value10 May 2007 08:12 GMT2
Is it possible to write a generic method which returns true or false,
depending on if the array contains a value?
Is there already a framework method that provides this functionality?
the following code does not compile. Error is: Operator == cannot be
List Question10 May 2007 08:12 GMT1
Is there a DotNET equivalent to the Java package GlazedLists?
TIA
David McCallum
noob question10 May 2007 07:37 GMT2
Hi, i am trying to access a field in an array of objects but i get this
error "Exception System.NullReferenceException was thrown in debuggee:Object
reference not set to an instance of an object".What am i doing wrong?
using System;
GETs and SETs10 May 2007 05:48 GMT13
I understand that best practice is to hide fields behind methods, but
for the hundredth time, I've written the following:
    get { return x; }
    set { x = value; }
Multiple result sets in one DataGridView10 May 2007 04:13 GMT3
I am wondering if someone could provide a code sample (or just a suggested
approach) on how to fill a single DataGridView with multiple result sets. For
example, this statement returns a one-line result set for each table in the
database:
How to connect .NET Server with JAVA?10 May 2007 02:21 GMT3
I am a coop student.
We are going to convert a C# program into Java.
My question is:
Does anyone of you know how to connect .Net Server with Java?
Unexpected behavior of MeasureString10 May 2007 00:25 GMT1
When the height of some text is to be calculated, I get different
height values depending on where transformation is done. This only
occurs for some fonts. F.ex., when height is calculated for Verdana,
the size is the same no matter where transformation is done. With
Remote debug10 May 2007 00:09 GMT2
Any one has experience to debug managed app on a remote machine.
My app is built in .NET 2003.
TIA,
Jo
Repainting a DataGridView for CellFormatting events09 May 2007 23:56 GMT2
I have an event handler on the CellFormatting event of a DataGridView. This
event handler highlights cells that are below a certain threshold. This
threshold value may change based on user actions. Once changed, any new cells
that scroll into view will use the new threshold value ...
Reflection Issue / Question09 May 2007 23:09 GMT1
I am trying to iterate through all of the assemblies in the share that
is our production source code repository and gather information about
the assemblies (number of classes and methods contained in each).
My problem is that many of the assemblies reference other assemblies
Fire up a click event inside a control09 May 2007 22:46 GMT2
hi.. group
I have a user control A. How can I manually fire up an event (e.g.
MouseClick) in A.
That is the code looks like:
memcpy functionality? please help!09 May 2007 22:45 GMT4
In C++ I use the memcpy function to copy a struct to a buffer, I have not
been able to find a method to do this in C#.
I will need to be able to do this for a struct with mixed types.
Example as follows:
 
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