I want to eliminate usage of magic strings in these: BindingUtils.bindProperty(obj1, \"propertyName\", obj2, [\"childObj\", \"anotherProperty\"]);
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I\'ve written a couple of custom model binders now, and have realised that I\'ve fallen into the trap of relying on magic strings, e.g.:
I am writing a service to take a collection of objects of a particular type and output its primitive, string, and DateTime types to a string in CSV Format. I have both of the below statements working.
In code at work, we have开发者_如何学JAVA many uses of magic strings like the following code snippet:
My WPF project will be organised like this : Screens Group1 Screen1 View.xaml ViewModel.cs Group2 Screen2 View.xaml
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