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Comments by Member 10622146 (Top 7 by date)
Member 10622146
3-Jul-14 16:53pm
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Im trying to log a certain functionality of the application which is critical per user. Its highly dependent of users to do daily tasks which require different levels.
Member 10622146
16-May-14 16:45pm
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I tried this:
int t = Int32.Parse("Multiple Type");
this.type = t;
It did not work...
Member 10622146
16-May-14 16:40pm
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I tried using the parse but it throws an exception that my string is not in correct datetime format. have you seen that exception?
Member 10622146
16-Apr-14 15:51pm
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Yes, it does not change the tab text.
Member 10622146
3-Apr-14 15:44pm
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My apologizes for the confusion, I have several projects in my solution file and, couple of my classes in one project are required in other projects. I cannot add references of project A to Project B and Project B to Project A, causing circular dependency. My goal is to take those classes out that I need for both projects to Project C. This way I can add a references and use them where I need them. I was just wondering if there is fast way to handle this.
Member 10622146
3-Apr-14 15:36pm
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I should of stated "move" instead of convert, since nothing needs to be changed A new project should be created in the solution and the class that I am trying to "move" should keep its references.
Member 10622146
27-Feb-14 11:33am
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Implementing Commands in the Observer Pattern:
This is good source I found. It gives you the steps how to implement commands (such as tasks in my case), into the observer pattern (notification system).
http://patterns.instantinterfaces.nl/current/Refactoring-and-Design-Patterns-PAT-OBS.html#PAT-OBS-ALT-001
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