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.NET BasicsThis section contains articles relating to various aspects of programming in .NET.
C# and VB.NET Gotcha - Select Case Using Nothing Does Not Raise Exception - 1/15/2009 In C# and VB.Net a Select Case against a variable set to Nothing will not throw an exception; watch out. more... Get Data From DataGridView SelectedRows - 12/31/2008 How do I get a collection of selected rows in a DataGridView? Sometimes the simpliest things can appear to be complex and consume an inordinate amount of time to figure out. more... Retrieve My.Settings From Loosely Coupled DLL in C# and VB.NET - 9/26/2008 How can I retrieve settings of an executable's appConfig from a loosely coupled DLL? This article will show you in VB.NET and C#. more... Compute Excel Column Number from Integer Column Number - 9/11/2008 How can I compute any Excel column name from "A" to "ZZ" from an integer column number? This article will show you how. more... Use Namespace Alias To Get Intellisense on Consts in DLL - 9/11/2008 Why can't I see public const in a DLL from a C# application? You can, but you need to use a Namespace Alias. more... VS2008 - Using LINQ to Query From an Array (C#) - 2/27/2008 What's new in VS2008? Querying objects with LINQ adds real power to the developer's arsenal of tools for code production. more... VS2008 - Using LINQ to Query From an Array - 2/27/2008 What's new in VS2008? Querying objects with LINQ adds real power to the developer's arsenal of tools for code production. more... GenerateDefaultValueInCode in VS2005 and VS2008 - 2/7/2008 GenerateDefaultValueInCode in VS2005 and VS2008 Settings.Designer, when set to true can cause you to have undesirable results at run time. more... What's New In VS2008? - 1/27/2008 Did you ever want to have a ToInteger Method on an object of Type String? Did you ever want to add ofther methods to the various types of System.Object? In VS2008, you now can do that with Extension Methods. more... Using String.Split Intelligently Instead of RegularExpressions - 1/25/2008 Use the String.Split intelligently rather than a RegularExpression. RegeularExpressions are great, but sometimes it will take longer to create the proper Regex than it takes to use a simple String.Split operation. more... |
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