Properties: just like public member variables, except when they aren’t — Chip’s Tips for Developers Simon says , set my property. Tags: properties outparams csharp vb synergyde fp oop chipstips Progn for Synergy/DE — Chip’s Tips for Developers Just what every Synergy/DE programmer didn't know that they wanted. Tags: progn synergyde lisp fp Shakespeare: almost certainly a plagiarist | Blog | Futurismic Can I get an "Amen"? Oh wait, somebody alread

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http://forum.lessthandot.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=6448 For a long time I have had to make web reports for our company that could be exported to excel. This is a fairly easy process. All you have to do is put your report in an HTML table and add the following 2 lines of code: csharp Line number On/Off | Show/Hide | Select all Response. ContentType = "application/ms-excel" ; Response. AddHeader ( "content-disposition" , "attachment; filename=test.xls" ) ; Code is hi

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One of the biggest arguments against Microsoft, .NET and C# (csharp) development is that it costs so much money. Buying Visual Studio can be very expensive. So, many anti-Microsoft developers plug their open source tools, stating that you can get these, download them, and develop for free. While this may be true, what many don’t tell you is that you CAN develop in C# and .Net using free tools.

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Like the title says An nUnit testfixture file template for resharper that also conforms to stylecop laws. Here it is. csharp Line number On/Off | Show/Hide | Select all // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // $Author$ // // // Tests the $FIXTURE$ type. // // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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One of the problems with learning a language early in its life cycle is that by the time version three comes out, you never look at or implement any of the new features.There are two reasons for this. First, the features you are using already cover 80% of the features you need. Second, you never look at the manual to discover what new features are available–features that may help you write your code more efficiently.The CSharp ?? operator is one such feature. We’ve all written code that looks

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