Resource dictionaries in WPF are not shared, unless they are part of App.xaml. That is, if you have a user control that loads (and uses) some resource dictionary, new instance […]
In my current capacity I sometimes descend into the virtually forgotten depths of C++ desktop programming. One interesting problem I needed to solve is how to get notified about a […]
Suppose I have a public interface that uses this enum: public enum LogLevel // v1 { Info, Warning, Error, Debug } There is a problem with this enum: the values […]
I was sending some debug output from my CLR stored procedure via SqlPipe.Send() method, and suddenly I received this exception: System.ArgumentException: Message length 4474 exceeds maximum length supported of 4000. […]
Deploying Reports Download code. In Part 2 we talked about deploying SSRS data sources. Now we are ready reports. Reports are deployed using rs.CreateReport() method. It accepts array of bytes […]
Numerous books and articles explain the difference between public const string Foo = “foo”; and public static readonly string Foo = “foo”; The former is treated as true constant that […]
It is well known in some circles that Turkish locale has unusual capitalization rules that may break otherwise solid code (e.g. see here: “Turkish Java Needs Special Brewing“). In a […]
As one of the commentators correctly pointed out, it does not make much sense to create value objects such as Order via dependency injection, so my previous example was perhaps […]
A couple of days ago I spent some time trying to find how to make Unity call a factory method when user requests an object. Then I forgot about it, […]
I am trying to play with PLINQ, and I was wondering, if I have an enumerable that, say, reads lines from a file, or stock prices off Yahoo Finance, would […]
