I\'m trying to convert some C# code to VB but I’m getting an error. What would be the correct VB syntax?
I have used auto properties a lot but I have gone more and more away from that setting up classes with readonly backing fields initialized in the constru开发者_开发百科ctor. I remove all setters and o
Can I somehow get a reference to the instance I am creating using object initialiser var x = new TestClass
I had a quick question. Can I do all of this logic inside the select statement? var entries = atisDAO.GetPME(xl, null);
I am trying to use Object initializers to set the properties of a class and then access them within the constructor of the class. The problem is that the properties do not seem to be set until after t
Say you have a Price object that accepts either an (int quantity, decimal price) or a string containing \"4/$3.99\".Is there a way to limit which properties can be set together?Feel free to correct me
At face value, it would seem that object initializers present a problem for .net 4.0 \"code contracts\", where normally the invariant should be established by the time the object constructor is finish
Is it possible to do the following (e.g. initialize bool array and set all elements to true) in one line using object initializers?
With an object initializer, is it possible to optionally include setting of property? For example: Request request = new Request
I have the following class hierarchy: public class Row : ICloneable, IComparable, IEquatable<Row>,
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