Once more about macros in C#
I am writing a WPF app. In WPF they like very much all kinds of notifications about property changes. Thus, I’ve got a class with a bunch of properties similar […]
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WPF/C#: in desperate need of macros
As I mensioned earlier on Microsoft forums (with no response), we desperately need some kind of macro language. I am now developing some GUI using WPF. WPF is a very […]
.NET: It is possible to apply attributes to enum members
For a long time I was sure it is not supported, because there was no corresponding AttributeTargets value. It turns out, that you can do it by using AttributeTargets.Field. Declaring […]
Public Classes, Protected Methods and Limitations of C# Visibility Control
I had an interesting problem today. I had a public class in my assembly called Session. It was a public class, but it used a lot of internal stuff in […]
Parsing .NET Enums: some unit tests
Of course, I had to verify that enum parsing really works as they say it does (see previous post). So I wrote a little unit test. All tests in this […]
Parsing .NET Enums
I needed the following functionality: – class MarketSession has property MarketType (options, futures, …) – this property is an enum, but in the underlying protocol it is actually a number […]
C# syntactic noise: no response
It looks like “C# future” forum is not monitored, or everyone is on vacation. My post from August 27 is still without replly
More on CAB Dependency Injection
In the previous post I covered why CAB dependency injection is limited. Now let’s see why it is entangled with other stuff. There are several things I want to mention […]
CAB Dependency Injection
I am currently working on a CAB-based project, and I must tell you I am very disappointed in CAB IoC capabilities. Its IoC functionality is a) limited and b) intermingled […]