How can I get access to the HTML extensions ...For like LabelFor, EditorFor, ValidationMessageFor I\'m writing my own extension like that
From various sources on teh interwebs I\'ve gleaned this following function: public static Nullable<T> TryParseNullable<T>(this Nullable<T> t, string input) where T : struct
I have the following and I\'m not sure how to properly reference this in my XML commenting: public static class FooExtensions
lets say I have a list 开发者_JAVA技巧of strings: A,B,C,D Then another list of strings B,C,D I want to know what elements are in the first list that aren\'t in the second list, so the result would
e.g. class 开发者_如何转开发MyFloat extends float { function Formatted() { return number_format($this->value,2);
I\'ve got an enum class full of command line switches for a third party app..I\'m trying to make it so I can call on an item in the enum with a .ToSwitch (or whatever) so that I can make it validate t
In my proje开发者_开发百科ct all of my view classes are extensions of a base view class which handles all common aspects to the views, including error messages. In one of the view extensions I am crea
Consider the following: public st开发者_开发百科atic class FileSerializer { public static void SaveToFile<T>(this T obj, String fileName)
A few questions abo开发者_如何转开发ut Extension Methods: Why are Extension Methods static? Why do they need to be declared in a static class?
I\'ve read that it is usually bad practice to extend System.Object, which I do agree with. I am curious, however, if the following would be considered a useful extension method, or is it still bad pr
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