Is it possible to \"pass\" somehow a static initializer list at construction time to a container wrapper class that than in turn initializes its member?
Can an attribute in C# be used with a collection initializer开发者_StackOverflow? For example, I\'d like to do something like the following:
I\'m getting a very odd problem in Entity Framework query that I literally spent hours on. When a query is executed, I get an exception:
Can anyone point me towards a solution for the following? I am trying to replicate a property attribute that uses Object I开发者_运维问答nitializers by using the CustomAttributeBuilder;
I was reading This Article over on Jag Reeghal\'s blog and It seemed to me t开发者_高级运维hat what he was suggesting was really not the same thing as using an object initializer.Then I realized that
I know that L2S is not designed to map custom/POCO types to L2S-entity types without the object initializer syntax. But is there a back-book way to achieve this so that i can project into开发者_高级运
I have a class library that wraps the command line client for Mercurial. My intention is to implement support for all the built-in commands, but in addition to those, there\'s a ton of extensions out
C# does not allow an instance field initializer to reference another field. For instance this code is not valid :
This code compiles successfully, but I think it should fail to compile. Also, when you run it you get a NullReferenceException. The missing code is the \"new Bar\" in the initialization of the Bar pro
I have a LINQ dbml class that I am wrapping in a POCO. I have built overloaded constructors that take the DBML class and init. the wrapper objects properties based on the dbml object passed in.
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