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I once a while use Regex, but every time I have to reread the matching rules, it is so hard to remember.
Is there a good source helping people remember and understand those matching rules?
Here's a site that offers a "cheat sheet" for the .NET flavor of regex:
http://regexlib.com/CheatSheet.aspx
Though it's really a matter of just knowing it or not (like knowing C#, JavaScript, or any of the other languages). Repetition and practice will persevere.
in visual studio i do find/replacing with regex, helps me practice. Especially in the entity framework
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This is a bit of a reach, but i figured its worth a shot. I have been tasked with making a very large program localizable which initially was not written to support it. That means literal strings are everywhere throughout the 387 code files for the project.
Does anyone know of a tool which can generate a list of localizable strings that have the possibility to be displayed on the GUI? There is an error log with literal strings as well that is written to, and I do not want to translate those.
I know its a long shot!
ReSharper provides tools to find localizable strings and more easily move them to resource files.
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I have little amount of job to do in C#, and I'd like to avoid buying&installing Visual Studio for it.
Are there some lightweight IDE-s for C#? I think, the most important feature for me would be code completion.
Thanks in advance! Vitaly.
To be honest I use the express version of Visual Studio.
It does all the small stuff.
I think that Microsoft brought it in because they were losing the home and student developers.
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I'm trying to learn the Unit of Work and Repository patterns and wanted to do some samples at the same time. However, whatever I'm finding online always uses Entity Framework.
What would the Unit of Work and Repository patterns look like if not specific to Entity Framework? It is a little difficult to discern what aspects are part of the pattern and what are a side affect of integrating with EF.
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I'm searching for tutorials on how to draw a family tree with WPF (and C#).
Something like http://www.myheritage.nl/FP/family-tree.php?s=65040841 or Family.Show but for a complete beginner. Family.Show is a bit too complex to start. I don't want to implement external controls but instead I want to learn how to write them myself.
So I need to know everything like: how to draw the items, what the algorithms are to position/draw all elements, etc... but I could not find any beginners tutorial on this with WPF.
I hope somebody could help me.
Check out Family.Show:
http://www.vertigo.com/familyshow.aspx
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I have found C++ FQA Lite very edificatory and would like to read more criticism. Could you recommend me something similar but concerning C#, please?
Thanks.
I don't think there is such a document. Most of the problems mentioned in the C++ FQA are not relevant for C# (and other languages).
You might want to read Common programming mistakes for .NET developers to avoid.