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cechode 8-May-14 13:42pm View

Reason for my vote of 1 \n this is not an article i'm sorry.

cechode 2-Aug-12 13:20pm View

yeah :) "MyItems is always empty" i am looking for the appropriate way to get a list of myitems with the main object (myclass) back to the server to that i can store it. as of now the value of MyItems is always an empty list. ( do you know where i can find a tutorial that explains this a bit? ( everything i saw so far only deals with a simple object with string/int/date properties. or a master detail scenario ( which this is not )

cechode 12-Dec-11 19:50pm View

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Reason for my vote of 1
might as well be a tip on how to declare an int.

cechode 11-Oct-11 11:04am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
i like it better than mine

cechode 18-Jul-11 16:13pm View

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Are you missing the keyword dynamic in your

var p = result as IDictionary<string,>;

otherwise looks good :)

cechode 18-Jul-11 12:13pm View

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Reason for my vote of 2
code produced a stackover flow exception :(

cechode 13-Jul-11 13:30pm View

is the click bound to some jscript? ( if so you can invoke that directly as well )

cechode 10-May-11 12:55pm View

ouch a 1 vote ( heh )

cechode 8-Apr-11 15:03pm View

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actually that's probably a great rule !

cechode 8-Apr-11 14:56pm View

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no approval :( ( heh )

cechode 8-Apr-11 14:12pm View

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"Dirty and wrong" in this context pertains to whether or not you are willing to deal with throwing the exception rather than dealing with preventing it from happening in the first place.
not as in "absolutely never" in this case i'd ask which is more expensive reflection always or exception when something in the graph is null

lastly it’s an alternative caus it does the function result is fairly the same thing here

cechode 5-Apr-11 15:55pm View

now this is what i call a GOOD DAY !
thank you guys, between the Expression path and the ExpressionVisitor path i have learned alot today!!!

( also learned that just because you can does not mean you should :) )

thx again all .

cechode 5-Apr-11 15:03pm View

GetInvocationList does not return the desierd information!
the usage is simple. Do something based on either the name of the last member in the tree or a value of an attribute that might exist on that ;ast member. ( FirstName in the exampe above )

cechode 5-Apr-11 15:00pm View

LOL thx, not sure what i was thinking about ( heh)
actually i'm just a horrible speller :)
thx

cechode 1-Apr-11 19:52pm View

Awsome! many thanks. works like a charm

cechode 29-Mar-11 10:33am View

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how do i move my alternate from a pending state? ( been like that since last night )

cechode 15-Feb-11 15:38pm View

Murphy's law does not take into account the "reason" for why it will go wrong.
He's not bound to make a spelling mistake because he corrects someone else spelling error.
He made the mistake because it was there to be made. :)

cechode 2-Feb-11 14:51pm View

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alternate not replacement :)
( still wish you'd answer with a bit more detail my last question as to what would run different when under that process )

cechode 2-Feb-11 0:40am View

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why did you need to know if you're running under the IDE process or not. ( as apposed to weather or not you are debugging or not? )

if you don't mind me asking.

cechode 14-Dec-10 23:26pm View

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if you have 2 lists with 2 elements each, you call that selector 8 times

cechode 14-Dec-10 15:24pm View

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i was gonna diss it for the amount of times the selector gets executed in this solution but then i re-looked at mine and thought ( well if it wasn't for the sort requirement.... :) )
gj

cechode 9-Dec-10 14:28pm View

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OR :)

implement a
public class DelegateComparer<t> : IEqualityComparer<t>{}

then add an extensions
public static IEnumerable<t> Distinct<t>(this IEnumerable<t> items, Func<t, t,="" bool=""> equals, Func<t, int=""> hashCode)
{
return items.Distinct(new DelegateComparer<t>(equals, hashCode));
}

and then you can call
.Distinct((a, b) => a.Mission_ID== b.Mission_ID, c => c.Mission_ID.GetHashCode());

cechode 8-Dec-10 16:45pm View

not sure why i didnt think of that ?!? ( i actually utilized that about a year ago )
heh

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