What would be the most elegant way to process the first IEnumerable item differently than others, without having to test on each iteration?
How can I get my properties from a Model into my View with a foreach? I know that I could use @Html.EditorFor(model => model.ID) but in my case this is not possible because I use one View for diff
Question for Linq users out there: I\'m getting an InvalidCastexception: Specified cast is not valid whenever I try to obtain an IEnumerable from revs after making the Linq query. There database is po
Hello I am having syntax issues here completely confused on how to properly do this. My Custom List Source: (with errors) on GetEnmerator() and lots of Warnings
I want to make my own List which has the ability to work in foreach loop. As well as have other important commands a List has like IndexOf (which is the only thing I don\'t like about List, since it\'
I have a usercontrol with an internal list which I have exposed publically by implementing IEnumerable. When I use foreach to enumerate over it, the usercontrol gets disposed. Why is this happening?
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I have an IEnumerable full of objects that we are using to represent user actions. This is for the ultimate goal of displaying a list of the most recent actions taken in the system. This list can get
I have a web page that will make frequent calls to a data source. Instead of sending many calls to a database, I want to localize the set and then make the various controls query the local set using l
I have a method that needs to process an incoming sequence of commands and split the results into different buckets depending on some properties of the result.For example:
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