.NET (Core and Framework)

lukeer wrote:

What is best practice to serialize/deserialize such an ICollection?

lukeer wrote:

1. I thought of XMLSerializer. Problem here is non-public data. I would have to create public properties for all private data. That seems like rendering the 'private' keyword useless.

XML serialization does not convert methods, indexers, private fields, or read-only 
properties (except read-only collections). To serialize all an object's fields and 
properties, both public and private, use the BinaryFormatter instead of XML serialization.

lukeer wrote:

How is that done for Lists?

lukeer wrote:

Again, is there a best practice approach to serializing object systems like the one mentioned above?

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giantWoodenBadger wrote:

I can create a new udf and set it equal to the old udf but if I try to change the schema value I get an error saying that you can't change the schema value on an object that exists.

giantWoodenBadger wrote:

Is Microsoft.SqlServer.Management the correct class to use to do this?

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Selection.Range

Sub cxzcxz()
Dim doc As Word.Document
Dim rng As Word.range

Set doc = Documents(1)
Set rng = doc.Paragraphs(1).range

End Sub

Sub test()
Dim oBkm As Word.Bookmark
    Set oBkm = AddBookmark("Bookmark1", Selection.Range)
    MsgBox oBkm.Name, vbInformation, "Message"
End Sub

Function AddBookmark(ByVal sName As String, ByRef oRange As Word.Range) As Word.Bookmark
    Set AddBookmark = oRange.Bookmarks.Add(sName, oRange)
End Function