hello,
I'm wondering about passing in an xml file to an xslt document, i need need to querry the document for values.
File1.xml
<root>
<address>
...data....
</address>
</root>
File2.xml
<root>
<client>
...data....
</client>
</root>
so those are the two xml...
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that generally only happens if the type is some sort of ienumerable. Like if he was using a foreach, in a for loop, it shouldn't be a problem, although you want to make sure after you delete a row you want to decrimate otherwise you will skip rows. example..
data is:
1,2,3,4,5
if you iterate to and delete 3, then the 3rd spot is 4, but you haven't checked if 4 should be deleted and at the end of the loop you... -
static variables are what most would end up using. The best practices approach is to create a resource file, put it into the properties folder of your solution. They have a resource of strings, so you put in a text string (although you can declare it as any type, so you can make ints too).
to access them you simply go...
Resources.Prope rties.MyConnect ionString
and bam, you have your constant. The constant...Leave a comment:
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not sure exactly what the question is, but it sounds like it shouldn't accept spaces? there isn't any reason why it shoulnd't. The only thing i can think of is do like an event for the submit that validates that there aren't any spaces, which is just a regular expression....Leave a comment:
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worlds of difference.
first, a reference type is anything that is contained in the heap as oppose to the stack. These values are also known as primitive vs reference. the easy way to think about it is variables such as int, bool, char are all contained on the stack. String, object, myCustomObject, any other object is contained in the heap, therefore these values are considered a reference type. A reference, is a variable, any one....Leave a comment:
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Passing Events to children
This is a WPF application with C#.
I have UserControls on a canvas. I have enabled the ability to drag and move these UserControls anywhere on the canvas. The problem comes up when these UserControls have an extender in them. For some reason, it would appear that the extender is not getting the event. So it never extends.
I'm wondering how to fix this. Now if i set Handled to false, it will extend, but my click and...
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