I know Delphi XE2 has the new TVirtualInterface for creating implementations of an interface at runtime. Unfortunately I am not using XE2 and I\'m wondering what kind of hackery is involved in doing t
Two years ago the HTML5 standard dropped the chapter \"Text Selection API\" which contained a specification of the Selection interface:
The .Net framework try-catch implementation only allows you to catch types which inherit off the base class \"System.Exception\". Why could this not have been an interface such as \"System.IException\
I have following code and it is working fine. public partial class MainWindow : Window { Person person; public MainWindow()
I am developing a Facebook App in which I get some text from the Database and Display it on the Page.
I\'m a little curious about some of the code that I saw at school and whether or not this is common practice in the field or just bad design.
I have a interface for which there exists several implementations. I\'m setting up a test suite for the interface. Now I want to run all test classes from the suite for each of the concrete implemento
I have a data model which contains an array of Product objects. Before reporting from this model I am required to run a set of rules which check the integrity of each Product object in the model. One
I\'m a very experienced developer - done a lot of heavy duty work with Delphi, C# and C++ for years. I have always adhered very closely to the guidelines for structured programming, OOP, loosely coupl
one of my class has enum as one of its properties and the definition of the class looks like this: public class A