Comments by Ian Good - CodeProject

Ian Good 25-Aug-11 20:05pm View

hey thanks for the 5

Regions are pretty wacky; You can change a Form's Region any way you see fit as well, so you can come up with a very unique user interface for your application, which could be a quirky fun feature for clients, or simply annoying :P

Ian Good 22-May-11 1:30am View

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The way extension methods are declared using the "this" keyword (for the first parameter) allows us to call the function as if it were a public method of that class.
This example will work with any string--both variables & constant values.
Ex:
string myString = "Two";
EnumOne result = myString.ParseEnum<EnumOne>(true);

Ian Good 11-Apr-11 19:54pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Cool!
Wish I needed to use this somewhere :)

Ian Good 22-Mar-11 18:07pm View

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here's an image showing the errors from dragging partially off screen & resizing the picture box
errors.png

Ian Good 21-Mar-11 22:16pm View

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Reason for my vote of 1
this demo quickly breaks down when the picture box needs to redraw itself, causing undesired results and errors

Ian Good 21-Mar-11 21:26pm View

I tested this case in a new solution and had no problems (other than the compiler error for public Creature();).
What .Net version are you using?

Ian Good 15-Mar-11 23:35pm View

Against my better judgment, I'm replying again to try to explain what's going on here.

I gave a lower vote to this solution while giving a higher vote to the other solution
in hopes that the better method would end up at the top of the page where others could find it more easily.

If we really want to get into it - I like the other answer over yours & think this is a bad solution.
apaka's answer allows the desired behavior to be implemented (separate from the rest of the application logic) in a callback function & can provide feedback to the user about why the file was rejected before the dialog box closes--allowing the user to select a different file immediately.

Ian Good 15-Mar-11 12:30pm View

I didn't intend for you to take offense.
I simply want to others who read this topic to understand which method is accepted as standard practice & fits best with the .Net programming style.

Ian Good 10-Mar-11 17:48pm View

Voted down because, while it works, using the FileOk event handler (see apaka's solution) is the preferred method.

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