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  • Tag property without inheritance

    Tag property is very often used to store a data associated with an object. The simple way to add support for Tag property is to create a base class with the Tag property .I don’t like this solution – the reason is simple .Sometimes I want to inherit from an existing class that doesn’t have the Tag property and I can’t ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by admin on April 22, 2008
  • Sending the LINQ To SQL log to log4net

    DataContext Log Property can be used to print generated SQL query or command in the console window as shown below:   db.Log = Console.Out; If you want to print the SQL query in DebugView or VS Output window you may use DebugWriter class(by Kris Vandermotten) .The usage of the class is pretty simple ...   db.Log = new ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by admin on January 26, 2008
  • Interesting articles(July 23)

    Finding Memory leaks How To: Create an ASP.NET AJAX Style Folder Explorer Tagging feature to be launched in MSDN Library ASP.NET 2.0 Page Lifecycle The very first Apple iPhone prototype from 1983
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on July 23, 2007
  • WPF on steroids - Outlook clone

    Two engineer from the Switzerland branch of Microsoft Ronnie Saurenmann and  Ruihua Jin developed an Outlook clone using WPF, XAML, Expression Blend etc.The online demonstration(XPAB) is available at this url. Check out the 90 pages tutorial about how you can do this (be sure to download the project files).   Technorati tags: WPF, MS, ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on June 14, 2007
  • Interesting Silverlight Blog

    I found very interesting blog related to development games in Silverlight .I have listed a few posts from the blog that can help you to deeply understand how to develop a  simple Silverlight game. Adding Thrust A Better Game Loop Keyboard Input   Technorati tags: silverlight, blogging, dotnet
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on June 4, 2007
  • WPF/E Resources List

    Here's list of links related to WPF/E WPF/E Downloads: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net/bb187452.aspxWPF/E SDK: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c744cbb8-d4d9-4bf9-ad5c-eef36e064911&displaylang=enMSDN Dev Center: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net/bb187358.aspxSamples Pack for Feb CTP: ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on March 23, 2007
  • Shell Command - Delete SVN Folders

    Jon Galloway shows how to create REG file that adds ''Delete SVN Folders'' to the context menu for folders. When you select it, it deletes all folders called .svn inside the folder and it's children (it does nothing if the project's not under SVN).     Technorati tags: svn, subversion, trick, shell
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on March 6, 2007
  • Create your own addin for Reflector

    Jason Haley shows how to develop a simple addin for Reflector.     Technorati tags: reflector, dotnet
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on February 27, 2007
  • Displaying large amount of data in DataGridView

    DataGridView supports the special mode (Virtual Mode). The basic idea is that inside the control not stored any data. In given below example of the primitive electronic table, the data stored in the hashtable.The electronic table has a large amount of cells. In this example the number of cells equals to 100000 lines * 100 columns = 10000000. ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on February 18, 2007
  • Validating properties in a PropertyGrid control

    The easiest way to validate a certain property is using the PropertyValueChanged event.The code bellow shows how to limit the valid range of Age property to be 1-150     using System.Windows.Forms; namespace WindowsApplication1 { public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { ...
    Posted to .Net Adventures (Weblog) by adventurer on January 27, 2007
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