Background: Suppose I have a website that is hosted on http://www.example.com and the site has a lot of absolute internal links. Something happens that requires me to move the entire website to http:
I have a class inside a namespace and that class contains a private function. And there is a global function. I want that global function to be the friend of my class which is inside the namespace. Bu
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I am moving a few functions from a Managed C++ Winforms app to a class library so that I can call them in a new C# app I\'m writing. However one of the functions returns a System::Drawing::Bitmap^ and
Often when you find examples of Silverlight code on the web it may only contain a snippet of code rather than the full set needed to make it work. This causes me immense frustration when I am trying t
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I recently spent some time chasing an annoying little bug and I\'m looking for suggestions for those of you who have either encountered the same problem or know the best way to avoid it.
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Does importing a large number of namespaces have an impact on performance? Specifically in C# .NET or in general?
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