I must admit to having only a rudimentary understanding of how HashTables work, although from what little I do know it seems fairly straightforward. My question is just this: it seems that the convent
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I need to map List<Int32> using Fluent Nhibernate. Sample code: public class ReportRequest { public List<Int32> EntityIds
This feels like a really basic question, but I can\'t figure it out anyway.. How do I get the type of System.Windows.Visibility? I need to pass the type definition to a function. More precisly I\'m
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