I am using Microsoft CodeDOM to generate VB.NET code for one of my
application. For this purpose, when give the call to
GenerateCodeFromCompileUnit() method of ICodeGenerator class, it
generates the following comment header automatically in the generated

using System;
namespace Test
{
   [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Class,

This is my first post on this mailing list as I am quite new to the c#
programming language. So please be patient ;)
I am currently developing a small framework that can connect two properties
of two objects. Therefore I create a Connection object, that gets the input

Hello again,
I've got a type variable, e.g.
Type type;
Now I want to know whether the type represents an Array type

Imagine, that I've got a string variable containing a value of each
possible value type (string, int32, double, ...). Now I want to
convert the string to an object of the right type, where the correct
type is given by a Type variable.

I have 2 questions about using array lists.
1. I have a method which returns an arraylist.  I'd like to put the
contents of what is returned into another arraylist:
ArrayList al = new ArrayList();

I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to use C# as a scripting
language in my application. The idea is this: give the scripting guy
some events he can register with and execute C# code if they happen,
have him click like a "compile" button to see if there are any errors

I am trying to convert a double to a string. The problem the value of
the double may vary and I need to always the exact value without the
exponential and without rounding.
Example: double 0.00000000000000000000023 should be string

I need to access to a dictionary by its index like a string array.
Dictionary<string, string> tdmDx1 = new Dictionary<string, string>();
for (int item = 0; item < tdmDx1.Count; item++) {
  .... how access item by its index ???

Same as title.

I have two assemblies with a different implementation of the same class Lets
say  ns1 and ns1 with the class  Widget.
I add the references to the project and put in aliases in each of the
properties for the libraries as w1 and w2  and before my using imports, I

The short version: I need a way to change the currently active process
at run-time.
The long version: I need to get a directory path out of an external
application. The only way I seem to be able to find this path is with

I have a managed C++ project and two C# projects. All are class library
projects. The C++ project links with native C++ static libraries and
references to one C# project. The projects structure goes something like this.
Proj2_MCPP --(references)--> Proj1_CSharp

Is there a straightfoward API in .NET that allows for inspection of a  
database?  That is, to look at the structure of the database, without  
knowing anything in advance about it?  For example, retrieving a list of  
tables in the database.

Whats the best way of keeping a code base  after doing a release.. in
VSS 2005?
Can I do labels?
TIA