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Ever find yourself creating an input form in ASP.NET that required a lot of Controls to be validated? Well, I have. It's tedious. You have to add at least one validator to each Control you wanted validated. Apparently after discussing this with other...
Ok so since posting about a System.Timers.Timer problem that I had quite a while ago on several newsgroups/mailing lists, I've received several emails asking about what the solution to the problem is/was so I decided it might be about time to let everyone...
During my time off from blogging, I was doing quite a bit of playing around with streams. Stream this in here, stream this out there. I noticed two odd things about Streams and arrays in .NET 1.) There is no method in the Stream classes to copy the bytes...
My first story which is entitled "Don't Get Bitten by Integer Division" is now up. It's about integer division in the CLR and how to avoid unexpected results. I didn't want to make it a regular post because of it's length (a bit of code goes a long way...
[ Craig Andera ] Building an Array A question that comes up occasionally on the mailing lists revolves around how to manipulate arrays of things. The problem is that once created, arrays can't change size. But what if you don't necessarily know how big...
Generics, partial types, anonymous functions, and iterators - all planned for a future version of C#. This link discusses what these features are and how they might look. [ Craig Andera ] Cool!
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=b1c30b0c-d2f3-48bb-8e76-7c8892b5ed95&displaylang=en
Thanks to Scott Watermasysk I now have my first blog. First thing I'd like to say is that Scott has been extremely responsive thus far and I greatly appreciate him giving this room to write about .NET from my perspective, all simply from the kindness...
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