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Automatically Implemented Properties--why bother?31 Oct 2008 23:50 GMT16
I'm going through a book by Jon Skeet that mentions automatically
implemented properties, but it doesn't do a good job of explaining why
you should bother and what is going on behind the scenes.
For example:
Stop Designer from popping up on a .cs file?31 Oct 2008 23:05 GMT16
I had a lot of code in Form1.cs, so I moved some of it into another file,
Form1Op.cs, which is still a partial class of Form1 : Form.
Whenever I open Form1Op.cs, it wants to open in Form Designer rather than in
View Code.  How can I change that?  (Or can I?)
Don't add comma31 Oct 2008 22:36 GMT3
I am using the following code to display some data on an Asp.Net MVC
view:
               <%foreach (Level level in theme.Levels)
{%>
Force UserControl to activate last active control31 Oct 2008 21:35 GMT7
I have UserControls in MDI child forms containing TextBoxes and other
controls.
When user re-activates form, I need that Control which was last activated is
activated again.
Getting correct method signature31 Oct 2008 21:34 GMT7
How to get syntactically correct signature which compiles for code template
grneration ?
I tried code below but it creates syntactically incorrect signature.
Andrus.
LINQ Min and Max31 Oct 2008 21:13 GMT1
I noticed that LINQ Min and Max methods have concrete implementations
for some of the primitive data types but not for all.  For example,
LINQ has a Max concrete implementation for int collections defined as:
public static int Max(this IEnumerable<int> source)
.NET 4.0 Released31 Oct 2008 20:57 GMT9
http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3781286/Microsoft+Releases+Visu
al+Studio+NET+Betas.htm

I am glad to see .NET 4.0 is released. Does anyone have any experience
of it?
DataGridView31 Oct 2008 20:54 GMT-
I have an Image column. How do I get back the filename of the image in a
given cell? When I try to get the .Value of the cell all I get is
"System.Image.Bitmap".
I am also a bit troubled by editing the DataGridView instead of the
failing at a simple MessageEncoder31 Oct 2008 20:23 GMT2
I was trying to write my own MessageEncoder but I can't even
deserialize a message body. Can somebody fill in the comment
(containing FREAK) in the code below? Thanks.
[Test]
ClickOnce deployment to create folder31 Oct 2008 20:13 GMT-
Is there any way in Clickonce deployment from visual studio .net 2.0 to
Create a folder on the client machine on application install.
I could find any properties in clickonce publish  to create a folder. Any
suggestions will help
C# random alphanumeric strings ?31 Oct 2008 19:59 GMT15
Anyone got an example ?
Please help: Object reference not set to an instance of an object ...31 Oct 2008 19:52 GMT3
I have the following loop and error message:
 foreach (Theme theme in Profile.Collaborator.Themes) { ...
And I get the following error:
 Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Using Tasks with PFX31 Oct 2008 19:00 GMT3
I have been watching an MSDN video on the PFX Task class and have a
question.
Here is my scenario:
TcpListener waits on incoming connections. Once a new connection is
How to pass more than two parameters in the event handler31 Oct 2008 18:55 GMT28
Can anyone suggest me to pass more parameters other than two parameter for
events like the following?
 Event:
  Onbutton_click(object sender, EventArgs e)"  
How to pass more than 2 parameters in C#31 Oct 2008 18:51 GMT2
Sorry about the code being hard to read, but I can assure you that it
did not look like that when I copied and pasted the message. I'm a
hardware engineer
who has only been using c# for a couple weeks now and must admit that
 
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