I was wondering if it is possible to create methods within generic classes,
based on what type class operates on:
e.g.
public class ListEx<T> : List<T>

In VB I was used to use the with-statement.
C# doesn't have one, so I tried the following:
namespace WindowsApplication1
{

Hi, I'm using vs2005, .net2.0 for a windows application.  I call a C++
compile dll and it works fine in Win2K server but I get the follow error
message when I run the same application on a win2k3 server.  I use the
Depends tool and found 3 ms lib used by this dll and I have those ...

I am watching a directory which has sub folders. in the
Filesystemchanged type Created I am trying to catch if the new object
is a file or a folder. How do I go about it? Also Is there a way to
get the subfolder of the file which was changed added or removed?

I need WinForms function which displays promp and asks single field from
user, like
string res = Util.InputBox( "Enter value" );
How to implement this ?

Well - from my initial research, this doesn't seem to be an easy solution if
it is doable at all.
I have .NET 2.0 C# Classes compiled into DLLs.
I also have older unmanaged (non-.NET) C++ code which I would like to have

i am a software developer and i need to use .NET 2.0 with C#.
I am using Visual Studio 2005 Professional and Windows Vista Ultimate
as the development eviornment.
I have a programm that uses the System.Net.Socket.Socket class.

I would like to hear people's thoughts and opinions on the best way
for a VB.NET developer to move into C#.  This is specifically from a
job perspective, and specifically from a UK based job perspective.
I am a VB.NET developer, and have been developing in VB.NET (also

I have a tight time constraint on a small chunk of processing. It
takes about a third of a second to run. Occasionally, this function
will get stalled for (what I can only guess) is a garbage collection
(GC) run. Is there any way I can disable the GC for that brief third

I have an application that does not transition well between two forms.  When
the user starts the app my login form opens, after they login the main form
then opens but there is a few seconds lag between when the login form closes
and the main form opens. Is there a different ways ...

The Situation:
I'm working in my browser at a secured site (https).
At the same time I need my application to get and parse some urls from
that same site.

Just out of curiosity and prompted by a previous post how do people
usually do their business objects?
1. Strong typed dataset
2. Custom class.

Does anyone have or know where I can get a some code that will check a
TextBox for inappropriate language.
At the moment, we need to manually check submissions for language before
posting.  This takes a lot of time and resources and in some cases a lot of

I have a form that I'm drawing some lines on using the DrawLines method.  It
all works fine as long as I don't try to draw these lines inside a group box.
When I do, however, the lines don't show.  I've tried sending the GroupBox
to the back, but it makes no difference.  It ...

I have a Windows Forms application that implements a plug-in architecture
whereby required assemblies are identified and loaded dynamically.
Here are the relevant classes:
A = application = Windows Forms class