I use .* as a wildcard match in my regular expression. But how do I
write it if I want to match all characters except the following <>
and /

I've read the msdn doc about IEnumerable. It seems to me that
IEnumerable objects are essentially wrapped-up arrays. It simply gives
us the foreach convenience. Is this correct?

Ive written a 3dmodel editor, and it works fairly well
it harldy uses any cpu exept when its loading a texture from bitmap
in the debugger, at all other times it hardly uses any cpu
but from the debugger even in release mode it takes a second or so

I need a way to do the following and cannot seem to find a solution via
google.
1. Have a method from the main app to get all open forms
2. Check each open form for a public method

Hello friends,
I would like to know what is the best way to store a tree structure in
c#? Are there any good implementation examples for seing how to do it?
Thank u!

I am not sure where to start on this.
Does someone have a code snippet which will wait for a keypress  or
combination keypress & give me its utf8 value?
e.g

Hi, I have 3 tiny content controls and each has a Path in it to draw some lines.  These need to be very small and I'm having trouble making the lines clear.  the lines have a stroke thickness of "1", but when I run the app, they become pixilated and blur out.  Can someone please ...

I could do with a simple source code archiver
something that can save all source files,
and then save any changed source file,
but I dont realy want or need the

I am trying to develop a webservice and an aspx client on a Win2003
server box. The IDE is VS2008.
The thing just seems totally flaky.
Webservice compiles and publishes with no errors.

Can connection pooling be implemented for multiple applications? How
is it done?

I'm working on a project that deals with some algebra.  Or, actually,
just math in general.  It could eventually work it's way up to more
advanced math, analytics, etc.
Anyway, I'm looking for ideas on how to store the actual formulas

What is the way to have best performance to copy a byte[] to a value such as
long?
I use
BitConverter.ToInt64(binary, offset)

Using C# 3.5 I want to select a value from an XML file.  The intent of the
following is to print "EpsilonGamma".  It does not work.  Can you point out
my probably very obvious error?
XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();

I have a list of company names (say, IBM, Corning, General Motors, and
another 5,000 of them).
If I take a body of text, a news article, for instance, and I want to
see which company names appear in that text, is there an efficient way

I know I'm some years behind, but I just have the go-ahead to start
developing on .Net 2.0. While the development process goes ahead, I'm
to maintain the .Net 1.1 stuff on the same machine.
I downloaded and installed the 2.0 framework. As I understand it, 1.1