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Comments by Andy Missico (Top 13 by date)
Andy Missico
6-Nov-13 19:58pm
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Reason for my vote of 2 \n The trigger template is non-standard. Should be protected override void On{EventName}({EventName}Args e), the caller is the "trigger". The On... method should only raise the event with the specified argument. Also, the use of delegate is not needed in newer version of C#.
Andy Missico
2-Sep-11 2:04am
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Article already exists. I bookmarked this link http://www.codeproject.com/KB/macros/ListVisualizer.aspx last Saturday.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 20:26pm
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See Visual Studio's LINQ samples (Language Samples\LINQ Samples\SampleQueries). It has an ObjectDumper class. I modified it a little and it doesn't handle indent/unindent properly, yet it is extremely helpful. It is one of my standard "dump" routines.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 20:21pm
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It is not about making you "feel-dumb" or how much "better-coder" I am but actually answering questions in the context asked and helping someone in need. :O)
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 6:06am
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It is not so bad changing the display attribute. After a few modifications, you have a debugger display string that stays with and becomes part of the class.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 6:02am
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Create a global method to dump a list to the debug window. When execution is paused, call the method from the immediate window and pass in your list. I have about ten standard "dump" methods in my code library.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 4:00am
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I cannot because your question is vague. Read the help on the Load method to see if it will help you. I gave you the syntax to get you started on a different possible solution.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 3:45am
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For troubleshooting, change the icon is 16 pixels wide, 16 pixels high, and 16 colors. In addition, you can try editing your old icon to include a red circle and see if this edited icon displays.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 3:40am
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Use Fiddler to see if there is an error retrieving the icon.
Andy Missico
1-Sep-11 3:29am
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You need to provide more information in order to get any kind of response that may help you.
Andy Missico
28-Jan-11 20:35pm
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Reason for my vote of 1
No reason to "wait". Just cancel and move on. Also, DoEvents allows the complete system (operating system) to process all messages. This can have unwanted side-effects.
Andy Missico
3-Aug-10 16:45pm
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Reason for my vote of 1
This is not an alternative because it does not check for other whitespace characters. Moreover, since the displayed code is C#, the keyword `Nothing` is not appropriate.
Andy Missico
3-Aug-10 16:42pm
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Reason for my vote of 1
Not an alternative. With throw ArgumentNullException when `input` is null/Nothing. In addition, an extra String object is created for the `Trim` method's return value.
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