I\'m surprised to see that there does not appear to be a method to add a single element to an IEnumerable collection.
I have created a custom generic queue which implements a generic IQueue interface, which uses the 开发者_JAVA百科generic Queue from the System.Collections.Generic namespace as a private inner queue. E
Consider this method: public IEnumerable<T> GetList(int Count) { foreach (var X in Y) { // do a lot of expensive stuff here (e.g. traverse a large HTML document)
I have a problem with Reflection.Emit. I want to have dynamically created class, that has simple implementation of ICollection. All methods I\'ve defined fine, instead of next two: public IEnumerator
I have an IEnumerable<GridItem> items containing a list of thousands of items, each item containing some seriously complex calculated properties.
I have an object with several IEnumerable collections: public class Product { public int id {get;set;} public string name {get;set;}
When dealing with an enumeration containing none, one or many of an item the foreach loop makes it easy to iterate over them and LINQ Select makes it easy to project items from the enumeration.
I wanted to use Jon Skeet\'s SmartEnumerable to loop over a Regex.Matches but it does not work. foreac开发者_C百科h (var entry in Regex.Matches(\"one :two\", @\"(?<!\\w):(\\w+)\").AsSmartEnumerabl
i have three functions which are returning an IEnumerable collection. now i want to combine all these into one List.
I\'m following the sportsStore tutorial from the Apress Pro Mvc 2 Framework book. It\'s been a while since I touched .net, and I\'m completely new to Mvc and I\'ve fallen at the first stumbling block
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