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Closed 13 years ago.
I have being using ReSharper (for C#) at work for about 2 years now. I am really missing ReSharper when I don't have it - could I ever go back to not using ReSharper?
I don't miss it because I'm not using it.
Looks like I shouldn't start to use ReSharper because there is no way back?
I completely agree. Coding without ReSharper is just not the same.
You don't know what you have until you lose it. Yes, I will always need ReSharper.
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I wish to design my own control in C# for visual studio.I have followed the link Create Custom Control and would like to see some more which involves making control from scratch
A simple search on StackOverflow and Google are a great place to start.
If you are wanting to create a control that handles its own rendering, you may want to look into using the objects in the System.Drawing namespace (namely System.Drawing.Graphics).
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm particularly interested in some Visual Studio plugins (or maybe built-in functionality I don't know of) that can help me with that...
You can do this with perfmon - can I suggest you read this article on MSDN magazine that describes auditing memory in detail:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd882521.aspx
Good luck!
System.Process has a lot of properties you can use to analyse memory usage.
You can get a handle on the current process like this Process.GetCurrentProcess() or another process using one the Process.GetProcessXXX(..) methods
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Can't find any information in Web, so is there any standard possibilities for creating search by columns in default WPF DataGrid?
Here is a good one for you.
But, there is no Standard easy way of doing this. I think the easiest way is writing your own method which hopefully would save your time and give you more flexibility.
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Closed 12 years ago.
Im just learning about reflection in C#. Anyone know of some good tutorials or want to give me some sample code to look at? Thanks!
You might like to look here to start with.. (Its the first result in Google Search)
http://csharp.net-tutorials.com/reflection/introduction/
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How can I become an expert in C# and any language I learn?
Also, what are some recommended books....?
Is really easy. Learn all features of the language, then study the framework and read when to apply each feature.
A great place to start is the Head First series.
The Head First C# book is totally awesome. I learned a lot from it, and it's super easy, comprehensive (and fun!) to read. (Amazon Link)
Then just start a project on your own and apply what you learned. You will pick up faster than you think you can!
Good luck on your quest!