Sean Blakemore's Blog

[...] property of the Order class is set, that Order should be in the Orders collection on the Customer class. Exposing the setter on the Customer property of the Order class and exposing in the Orders [...]

[...] property of the Order class is set, that Order should be in the Orders collection on the Customer class. Exposing the setter on the Customer property of the Order class and exposing in the Orders [...]

[...] of a number of important new features, the feature I’m going to be looking at is COM automation. Huge amounts of functionality built into Windows and installed by third party software is [...]

[...] up because of a number of important new features, the feature I’m going to be looking at is COM automation. Huge amounts of functionality built into Windows and installed by third party software is [...]

[...] up a new instance, or get a reference to a currently activated and running instance of a given COM server. So for example, you are able to spawn a new copy of Outlook to add a calendar entry or [...]

[...] up a new instance, or get a reference to a currently activated and running instance of a given COM server. So for example, you are able to spawn a new copy of Outlook to add a calendar entry or [...]

[...] writing C# using a copy of ReSharper you will have come across the phrase ‘Access to modified closure’. It’s a well known warning and there are plenty of StackOverflow questions and [...]

[...] C# using a copy of ReSharper you will have come across the phrase ‘Access to modified closure’. It’s a well known warning and there are plenty of StackOverflow questions and [...]

[...] will output: Brilliant! How did I not fully grasp this before? Breaking change in C# 5 Using Visual Studio 2010 and .Net 4, if we change the problem code to use a ‘foreach’ loop instead we [...]

[...] there. These calls are then resolved at run time.     And as you can see below, Visual Studio allows me to do this.   Windows Image Acquisition Windows Image Acquisition is an API [...]

[...] it not being there. These calls are then resolved at run time. And as you can see below, Visual Studio allows me to do this. Windows Image Acquisition Windows Image Acquisition is an API [...]

[...] given the explanation above, however there is a twist! If you take this code and compile it Visual Studio 2011 using .Net 4.5 then you will get this following output: Well what do you know, they “ [...]

[...] early enough, before it tries to load your referenced libraries. You have to shim the WPF App class with another class that has a Main method, make this the program startup object, then from [...]

[...] early enough, before it tries to load your referenced libraries. You have to shim the WPF App class with another class that has a Main method, make this the program startup object, then from [...]

[...] of the UserControl. Looking Closer There are three things to note here. I’ve wrapped the data entry controls in something called Tracker. All of the data entry controls have a value set for an [...]

[...] everything work as expected. The Redux There is a little-known feature of the CLR called a Module Initializer which is simply a global function which runs when a managed module first loads and is [...]

[...] everything work as expected. The Redux There is a little-known feature of the CLR called a Module Initializer which is simply a global function which runs when a managed module first loads and is [...]

[...] gives the ProgId for all the different objects making use from Silverlight really easy. The sample code To have a little play around with these new features in Silverlight and C# I put together a [...]

[...] gives the ProgId for all the different objects making use from Silverlight really easy. The sample code To have a little play around with these new features in Silverlight and C# I put together a [...]

[...] to it’s EventRaised event. In the handler we extract the raw image bytes using the WIA API and then notify any interested parties a picture was taken. Taking a picture programmatically is [...]

[...] to it’s EventRaised event. In the handler we extract the raw image bytes using the WIA API and then notify any interested parties a picture was taken. Taking a picture [...]