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C#'s string already implements IEnumerable, and it has an indexer and a well-defined length, so why not support the new interface?
is it lack of time, or was the decision made for other reasons?
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I'm trying to declare a constant value for a hexdecimal value but it seems I can't achieve this in C#.
const PROCESSES = &H1F0FFF;
Why is this not working?
const int PROCESSES = 0x1F0FFF;
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I'm not sure if such question is eligable, but
I have a wpf (4.0) software for our company and i'd like to make some christmas magic for our stuff via UI of app.
Do you have any simple ideas or already implemented styles for christmas theme?
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We've written a basic networking application using C# and .net. For tests, we'd love to use something similar to Ruby's VCR. Does such a thing exist for C#/.net ?
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i m getting string e.g.('1','2','7','12') from database & i want to query sqlserve i.e.
select subject_nme from subject where subjid=1 && subjid=2 && subjid=7
using the intgers from string.For querying i need to create dynamic variables to store the subjid into them and use them.
THANX
Select subject_nme from subject where subjid in ('1','2','7','12')
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I am planning to write a LINQ provider, so that I can query data in a custom store - for example, let us say, some custom file format.
What is a good way to start? Any examples?