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februar 2006 - Posts

Time to upgrade that WinFX again

New wave of WinFX downloads (Feb CTP): http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getthebeta/default.aspx
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World's largest windows error message

This is funny, perhaps it might be entered in Guinness World Records :-) http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/4630
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A way to nicely format code within Community Server blog (or any other)

Oliver has a nice post on how to nicely format the code on your Community Server blog. Check it out here .
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Building class constructors with ease using CodeRush

Imagine a class with lot of fields. class Person { private string name; private string surname; private int age; private string address; private string city; private string zip; private float height; } Now, you would want to build a constructor that initializes
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Problems signing an assembly with a key stored in key container (VS2005)

This is one of those problems you can't understand how could it happen. Some background: In the past Visual Stuidio versions you were able to sign an assembly using a key stored in a file (snk) or in a safe store named key container. There were two assembly
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Presumably bigest Slovene MS Office forum

Matjaz , a friend of mine, hosts huge MS Office forum (Slovene language) full of useful answers to common problems (who doesn't have at least one problem with Office?). There is also Q&A section there and plenty of developer information plus some
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Delphi on eBay?

Sad news for Delphi users. Or not - who knows what'll happen once the division is sold. Perhas we'll see it on eBay :-) http://blogs.borland.com/davidi/archive/2006/02/08/23013.aspx
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RightHand.DataSet.Visualizer refresh is available

I've updated expiration date of RightHand.DataSet.Visualizer . Download updated version here .
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Caching of database schema in CodeSmith

So you've build a template (or using one) for CodeSmith that uses SchemaExplorer.DatabaseSchema class - the one that enables you browsing through database schema with ease (through a nice API) and a killer feature when dealing with databases. There is
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FinalBuilder4 action for running CodeSmith templates

The past week I was busy creating an automated template based system for generating Developer Express ' XPO source code. Heart of the system is based on CodeSmith and my custom templates (perhaps more details about the system in a later post). Once I've
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VMWare Server for free?

You have to love the competition on the virtualization market. Apparently VMWare will introduce a virtualization server product for free. Check it out here .
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CodeSmith merge functionality for csproj files

If you are seriously using CodeSmith you will know about the merge functionality. True, with introduction of partial classes in .net 2 the need for merging is greatly reduced, but still it is very useful. How it works, very briefly? You define markers
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XPO2 supports generics and nullables out of the box

XPO2 (currently in beta) supports both generics and nullables out of the box. I did a simple test by creating a generic XpCollection: XpCollection<SomeEntity> coll = new XpCollection<SomeEntity>(session1); SomeEntity se = coll[0]; SomeEnitity
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CodeSmith 3.2 is released

While it doesn't have many new features it has two really helpfull features - it runs under .net 2.0 and has a CodeSmith MSBuild task . I think that generics and perhaps iterators (C#) will have a major impact on templete code you are writting. At least
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