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I make extensive use of extension methods , either to make classes small and focused or to improve readability. While porting a .NET 1.1 WinForms application to C# 3.0, I found lots of code like this: delegate int Int32DelegateStringBoolean ( string text...
To finalize this series on object hydration, I’ll show some performance comparisons between the different methods of hydrating objects. For the purpose of this exercise, I’ll use this class: class SomeType { public int Id { get ; set ; } public string...
In my previous post I showed how to hydrate objects by creating instances and setting properties in those instances. But, if the intent is to hydrate the objects from data, why not having an expression that does just that? That’s what the member initialization...
Following my last post , I received lots of enquiries about how got to master the creation of expression trees . The answer is: .NET Reflector On that post I needed to to generate an expression tree for this expression: Expression < Func < object...
No. I’m not proposing to get rid of objects. A colleague of mine was asked if I knew a way to dump a list of objects of unknown type into a DataTable with better performance than the way he was using. The objects being dumped usually have over a...
On my last post , I introduced the PredicateEqualityComparer and a Distinct extension method that receives a predicate to internally create a PredicateEqualityComparer to filter elements. Using the predicate, greatly improves readability, conciseness...
Today I was writing a LINQ query and I needed to select distinct values based on a comparison criteria. Fortunately, LINQ’ s Distinct method allows an equality comparer to be supplied, but, unfortunately, sometimes, this means having to write custom equality...
Like other LINQ API methods that extract a scalar value from a sequence, Single has a companion SingleOrDefault . The documentation of SingleOrDefault states that it returns a single, specific element of a sequence of values, or a default value if no...
I’ve witnessed and been involved in several discussions around the correctness or usefulness of the Single method in the LINQ API. The most common argument is that you are querying for the first element on the result set and an exception will be thrown...
For those who don’t know, I have this web site http://PauloMorgado.NET/ that I use both as a web presence besides my blogs and a playfield. Because I write both in English and Portuguese, I wanted the web site to have both English and Portuguese versions...
Today I was talking with João about a way to couple the lifetime of the ASP.NET session state with the lifetime of Forms Authentication ticket . My idea was to store the session ID in the UserData property of the forms authentication ticket upon...
Today, my friend Nuno was writing some code to get the PropertyInfo s of a class implementation of an interface. Given this interface: public interface ISomeInterface { int IntProperty { get ; set ; } string StringProperty { get ; } void Method(); } and...
Visual Studio uses Publicize to create accessors public for private members and types of a type. But when you try to set elements of a private array of elements of a private type, things get complicated. Imagine this hypothetic class to test: public static...
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After a long time, I finally managed to upload a version of the Extended WebBrowser Control to CodePlex . It's still a work in progress, but it's usable. Feel free to download , comment and file issues . A nice tabbed browser demo is included...