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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 How do I do this Posted by Larry Smith at 6/30/2006 9:13:01 PM Looking at the ".resx" files produced by the Windows forms designer, I see
nodes like this:
<data name="MyRadioBtn.Size" type="System.Drawing.Size, System.Drawing">
<value>94, 21</value>
If you then read the "94, 21" back into your code as a string (exactly as
seen), how do you then...more >>
Generic comparison. Posted by Kevin Burton at 6/29/2006 4:30:01 PM I have a class that tries to compare two generic types:
if (low < high)
Where they are declared as:
T low = (T)float.Parse(parts[0]);
T high = (T)float.Parse(parts[1]);
if (low < high)
Two questions come up.
1) I get an error Cannot convert type 'float' to 'T'. ...more >>
Boosting priority of an application for a performance unit test Posted by Matt Adamson at 6/29/2006 2:12:19 PM
I've created some simple performance tests within the NUnit test framework
to test the performance of various core business object calls e.g. creating
invoices / purchase orders e.t.c. and updating them. The tests basically
need to assert that the time to say create 1000 documents is less th...more >>
Thread stack (not call stack) Posted by William Sullivan at 6/29/2006 9:36:02 AM Is there any way to examine a given thread's stack? As in, the list of
variables currently accessible by the executing code on a given thread, plus
their values? TIA!...more >>
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