Category Archives: C#

Some applications *cough ClickOnce cough cough* hide in difficult-to-find folders, with auto-generated paths that include GUIDs. Here’s an easy way to open the application folder, and also the config file. And the local application data folder, because of course you’re … Continue reading →

I commonly included this code at the end of a C# switch statement, in a misguided effort to proactively satisfy the syntax of the switch statement: switch (contentType) { case FraMES.ContentTypes.Something: do stuff for Something; break; default: throw new Exception(“FraMES.ThisMethod … Continue reading →

A somewhat dated style of coding, commonly seen in WinAPI code, creates a list of constants for use in called methods. Occasionally I find this concept handy and illustrative, such as when using 32-bit resources because the 64-bit equivalent is … Continue reading →

AKA mouseover, hovertext. To display a message over one specific control             string message = WORKCENTERS_FOR_ROUTESTEP_STRING + lbRouteSteps.SelectedItem.ToString();             lblSelectedRouteStep.Text = message;             System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip ToolTip1 = new System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip();             ToolTip1.SetToolTip(this.lblSelectedRouteStep, message); For displaying over multiple controls on a form Instantiate … Continue reading →

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(“Part of some text”); sb.AppendLine(); // adds a Windows-style CRLF end-of-line. /r/n is Windows-style. That’s ASCII 13, ASCII 10. The great drscoinc.com cialis generika condition implies to unevenness of reproductive health and emotional health professionals, they … Continue reading →

This is stupid simple, but it’s so stupid simple that I forget about it.

StackTrace st = new StackTrace(); throw new NotImplementedException(st.GetFrame(1).GetMethod().Name + “.” + System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name + ” is not yet implemented.”);