I have been trying since some days now to find a concrete answer for why IEnumerable types cause weird errors while using them as return types in operation contracts.
Working with some ~4600 objects in an EAV schema with some 140,000 or so attributes total representing less than 25 MB when serialized as a single collection; not sure exactly how large when serialize
I\'m trying to use LINQ to return the top 5 ping results from an ObservableCollection<PingReply> but the resulting IEnumerable has a count of 0.
I could have multiple (upto 5) IEnumerable<ResortSupplier> and would like to consolidate them into single IEnumerable<ResortSupplier> grouping by SupplierCode. My objects looks like this:
I have a architecture question about legacy. For example I have a class that using everywhere in proj开发者_运维技巧ect. Projects don\'t have any Unit Tests
When I have SortedDictionary<TK, TV> in .NET and 开发者_运维百科I want to enumerate it as ICollection<KeyValuePair<TK, TV>> does it enumerate in expected order?
I want to insert data from one DataTable to another with some conditions. I have found this link useful: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharplanguage/thread/7a5d0f88-3e71-435a-ae3c-ff0
Can the following loop be implem开发者_开发技巧ented using IQueryable, IEnumerable or lambda expressions with linq
I\'m trying to create a small proof-of-concept application for my boss, however the code I\'ve created that simulates what he\'s trying to pull off isn\'t working.
I have a collection of objects: IE开发者_如何学Pythonnumerable<Triangle> These objects support an interface IShape but i am getting an error trying to pass this into a function that is askin
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