If I have a class that overrides Equals/GetHashCode and returns same
hashcode based on data members equality for 2 different instances of the
class, VS 2003 designer gives exact same name to the local variable
auto-generated inside the InitializeComponent method. This results in

I get StackOverflow when I return  an InstanceDescriptor which represents a
constructor which takes it's own type as parameter. Could someone explain
why return new InstanceDescriptor(ci,new object[]{date}); causes
StackOverflow? Is it again going into the ConvertTo? Why?

I am experimenting with a code generator that creates form class code in
vb language using the codedom. I have successfully created a form file
(.vb) and when looking at the code everything looks just as the vb
designer would create it......however when I open it in VS none of the

I'm trying to inherit from a form I've got.  Seems easy enough, however, in
the base form's Load Event I have something that runs off to a config file
on disk (To set the runtime control values).  When I inherit this form, it
tells me it had an error in creating it because the file ...

One of the constructors for an EditorAttribute takes two strings, the type
name and the base type name. These strings allow, although do not require,
specifying a property editor which is in another assembly from the actual
property, without having to reference the other assembly ...