A long time ago, I remember reading a quite strong recommendation from Microsoft against adding your own classes to framework namespaces. I\'ve been unsuccessfully searching for it.
I\'m trying to write an ElementTree object to disk. Everything works, except that the output file looks like this:
In C#, you can do: namespace Blah { namespace Foo { } } Or: namespace Blah.Foo { } Which should I prefer, if either? The bottom one is somewhat cl开发者_开发知识库eaner in terms of braces, but I
I understand that if you /// above a class, field, method, or property Visual Studio will start establishing XML-style comments for you.
I have a subclass and I want it to not include a class attribute that\'s present on the base class. I tried this, but it doesn\'t work:
I\'d expect in the example bellow compiler will fail to compile the code, since it doesn\'t know what is \"find()\", which defined in std namespace in algorithm header.
Zend framework. I want to autoload my models classes inside models folder, from within bootstrap class.
I\'m currently working on an existing ASP.NET project. At the moment I have to integrate a new componant so for that purpose I had to change the framework target from 2.0 to 3.5. After regenerating t
I worked on a flex application 6-7 months back. We used flex 3.5 sdk. Now we are upgrading our flex app with flex sdk 4/4.1
I have namespaced my models and controllers within my app. when I try to visit admin/stories.html (NameSpace::Admin::StoriesController)
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