June 2006 - Posts

• New horizons with Web Methods Ltd

  Previously in the past I have found myself constrained to keeping certain posts to myself due to company policies and so forth. But now is very different, I have just started my own limited company providing development and consultancy services. So I hope to post more in the future and if anyone is ever in need of help then post a comment and I hope to get back to you, if on the other hand you are looking for an experienced .NET developer then don't hesitate to contact me. Thanks Russell Posted Jun 12 2006, 09:32 PM by russell@vsdotnet.co.uk with no comments Filed under: Visual Studio .NET, C#, .NET, SQL Server

• DebuggerDisplay attribute. (To remind me)

  Having just read Kenny Kerr's blog on the Attributes Do Nothing post (http://weblogs.asp.net/kennykerr/archive/2006/06/02/Attributes-That-Do-Nothing.aspx) I have decided to partially repost the bit about the DebuggerDisplay attribute so I don't forget it. Here we go: [DebuggerDisplay("{Statement} Sarcasm: {Sarcasm}")] class Quote {     public string Statement;     public SarcasmLevel Sarcasm; } Will allow the watch window to show the properties you put in the attribute. Sweet! Posted Jun 03 2006, 12:00 AM by russell@vsdotnet.co.uk with 1 comment(s)