Fun With Sequences
Presents sequences (instances of IEnumerable or IEnumerable
Presents sequences (instances of IEnumerable or IEnumerable
Happy 2011! On a lighter note (and owing to a busy time at work), here is a hilarious article from while true: What if Visual Studio supported achievements, just like games on Steam, Xbox or PS3? Bragging to your coworkers about which one you’ve just unlocked, imagine that! Here’s a little proposed list for some… Continue reading
Describes how to use an O(log n) algorithm to dramatically improve the performance of inserting large numbers of rows into existing Excel spreadsheets, using VSTO and C#. Continue reading
Explains how to write a series of extension methods to read the XML comments/documentation for classes/properties/methods/parameters/etc at run-time, using LINQ-to-XML and reflection. Continue reading
Regular Windows Forms data-binding can only bind to the properties directly belonging to each list item. This post explains how to bind to properties of properties (and so on, recursively) by creating a special collection class that exposes nested properties using ITypedList and PropertyDescriptor. You can use AggregationBindingList as a data source for the ComboBox, ListBox and DataGridView controls. Continue reading