I find myself writing Comparison<T> delegates that looks like this:
private static int compareCustomers(Customer lhs, Customer rhs)
{
   int result = Comparer<string>.Default.Compare(lhs.LastName,

I am trying to use resource files to globalize my website application.
I had this working fine, working through the API for setting page
titles programatically, with the resource files in /resources
I then started to add declarative code to the web forms to controls

How to make it in c#:
if("20080101" < "20080201")
{
   do somethink...

I need to run a .net application (.net winapp with multiple forms) inside a
main C# windows application - form which should be the container of the above
application

I need a simple single sign-on solution for .NET. The solution needs
to support both windows and web.
So, basically what I need is a solution where I log in once and then
can access other applications and webpages on the intranet. I can't

I have got a bit stuck trying to extract some data from a
List<KeyValuePair<DateTime,Double>> and was hoping that someone could
help me out.
Is there a way using Linq to do the following tasks:

I am trying to iterate over PropertyGrid items on form Load in order to
check the validity of those items.
How can I implement in code this iteration over each property grid
field?

My codes contain several URLs which are supposed to be not disclosed.
As some programs such as Luxx Roxxxx's .NET Reflector can 'disclose' my
codes almost completely.
Any suggestion to 'hide' those URLs?

I am creating a table cell by cell (create the table, add columns,
create row, add cells to the row) in which I want to add the
capability for users to sort ASC and DESC by column header. Can anyone
give me an idea or an example of how can I do this in code ? Thank

Hi, I try to use HttpValueCollection,
got error:
System.Web.HttpValueCollection' is inaccessible due to its protection level
How to fix it?

I added reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll to project.
Line
var r = Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.CompareString("a", "b",
true)<1;

I have the following code:
private Image _image;
public MyImage(string filename)
{

I have to know about ajax

I was surprised to discover today that local variables can't be
"readonly". (They can be "const", but that's only for compile-time
constants, not something that might be calculated at run-time.) I
would have expected such a variable to allow assignment via an

C++ declaration:
void __stdcall VfwDecoder_GetOutputBitmapInfoHeader(HANDLE hVfwDecoder,
BITMAPINFOHEADER** ppBmh)
{