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(using .Net 3.5)I have a routine that imports settings from an external datasource, after which I need to display a pseudo-log to the user detailing which properties have been updated. Usually I would
Suppose you had such code: public Base { abstract void Register(); } public Registrator1: Base { override void Register()
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L开发者_Go百科et me start with this: I can\'t zip it or anything similar. What I\'m trying to do is search through fairly large strings. I use data blocks that look like 0g12h. (The 0 is the color fr
Basically, I just want to see the design patterns in action in the MS .Net framework itself. For e.g. we can look at the stream classes and see how MS implemented the decorator pattern. Is there a way
I have a backend server (Jetty) that processes HTTP requests and interacts with a MySQL database. It is all wired-up with Spring.
I\'m trying to create an application that have different vibration patterns. I\'ve seen that the PhoneVibrate class has only a Vibrate(TimeMs as Long) function.
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The IDataReader interface inherits from IDataRecord. The Read() method changes the state of the reader so that you can retrieve the fields:
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