C#

public void InitalizeDevice()<br />
{<br />
    keyb = new Device(SystemGuid.KeyBoard);<br />
     ^ gives me error<br />
}

MasterSharp wrote:

I should be just about done with stupid questions!

MasterSharp wrote:

How do you set up a switch for variables?

switch (what goes here)<br />
{<br />
case x = 1:<br />
blah<br />
break;<br />
<br />
case x = 2:<br />
blah <br />
break;<br />
}

switch(numeric expression) {
    case constant_value_1: statement1; break;
    case constant_value_2: statement2; break;
    case constant_value_3: statement3; break;
...
    default: statement_default; break;
}

bool key = false;

onKeyDown() {
  key = true;
}

onKeyUp() {
  key = false;
}

main()
{
  if(key)
     //Eat a pie
}

gilaz11 wrote:

this is used to load particular classes which have to run as the application starts.
the weird thing is that in one of the classes the static constructor is called twice:
first time - when the application loader calls it via reflection
second time - when another part of the application uses this class for the first time.