I do agree with Mark Seeman\'s notion that Automatic Properties are somewhat evil as they break encapsulation. However I do like the concise syntax, readability and convenience they bring.
So I have been trying to get guard clauses to work with Caliburn.Micro and a bound textbox. The View: <TextBox x:Name=\"UserAccount_DisplayName\" Margin=\"-10,-5,-10,8\"/>
The following two functions behave differently when given an empty string: guardMatch l@(x:xs) x == \'-\'= \"negative \" ++ xs
If I have 7 checkBo开发者_运维百科xes, one for each day of the week, Can I assing in XAML the Tag property to each one of the the System.DayOfWeek enumeration value?