I am writing a small code generator which would read into an edmx file and create business objects on the base of a template. I am using reflection to spit out the type names.
I have an Android application (java) that was working fine when compiled with the Android 1.6 SDK using the following code from the android.provider.Contacts class:
Scenario I need to build a table of data from a list of objects given a specification. In example, I have a list/array of Order objects, and a string specification detailing what the data table should
When calling typeof(Bar).GetInterfaces() on the following scenario the method returns IFoo and IBar.
So I\'m developing something that works on dynamic variables using C# 4. And I\'m in a situation where I have two variables a and b a开发者_运维百科nd I know that either a.Foo(b) or b.Foo(a) is define
In a specific piece of code i cal Type.GetFields() many times. One call can call it 5 times or more. Also a piece of code could iterate thousands of times. ATM i dont need to optimize but i am asking
To facilitate control reuse we created a solution with three separate projects: a control library, Silverlight client, and ASP.NET backend.The control library has no reference to the RIA Services-gene
Is there some way through the standard library or some already existing library to determine the degree of relation between two classes/interfaces in Java?
public static <A, B> B convert(A instance, Class<B> targetClass) throws Exception { B target = (B)targetClass.newInstance();
List <ClassA> listA; List <ClassB> listB; Can I use reflection to reflect listA into listB? I got below code but only reflect an object
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