Well, not really... As you surely know, you cannot have mutiple inheritance in .NET. That really sucks. Yes, I agree that multiple inheritance might bring several problems but when applied correctly, it really helps. Don't believe me? Ok, take a look at WTL . Back to .NET...Since we can't use...
You can get them from here (VS) and here (.NET). I'm reading what's new on Brad Abrams post and I'm really digging the new features:) For instance, having the format option working with JS code is simply cool! Another cool thing: the ScriptManager is able to combine scripts so there's...
I've already blogged about the cool utility Path class. However, it seems like there still are some people that prefer to do it the hardway :) Here's an example of a question I've received: "How can I return the full path to a file? I mean, I might receive a local path...in that case...
My friend Paulo published a post that talks about type inference and how it might evolve in the next years. Even though type inference's main objective is to support LINQ (in fact, most of the new stuff that C#3.0 introduced is only there to support LINQ), I must say that I've been enjoying it...
I believe that everyone has had to (at least once) write code that needs to work with paths. How many of us have gone into writing something like this: String basePath = "c:\\myPath"; String fileName = "myfile.doc"; String completeFilePath = basePath + "\\" + "myfile...
Some time ago, I've written a small sample that abstracts some of the details associated with printing to the Zebra. This post explains what you need to do in order to print accented chars to those printers. By default, Zebras use a codepage which don't print accents. Fortunately, setting the codepage...
Michael Suess has a great blog on parallel programming and concurrency. Even though this post has already got some months, I still recommend it to everyone that wants to improve their knowledge on lock contention reduction.
An open letter from D. Starr to Scott G. resulted in a cool discussion about open source projects in the .NET platform. If you have the time, then go read it! [I know this is old, but I'm on vacations:) ]
I've just noticed that xUnit.NET RC2 was released a few days ago. It seems like it has several cool things, though there still isn't a runner for R# 4.0 .