Category Archives: .NET

Debugging more events

Posted on September 6, 2006 by arildfi

A couple of months ago, I posted a class that used the new DynamicMethod class in .NET to dynamically hook up events to all events declared on an object and display a string in VS’ output pane whenever that event … Continue reading →

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The ”Members” and ”Types” dropdowns in VS.NET

Posted on July 4, 2006 by arildfi

The code editor window in VS.NET has two dropdowns on top, one containing the types present in the current file and the other containing the members present in that file. This is a pretty good idea, and makes it easy … Continue reading →

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Debugging events and the joys of DynamicMethod

Posted on June 15, 2006 by arildfi

The DynamicMethod class is new to .NET 2.0. It is believed that it was added as a consequence of Jim Hugunin being hired by Microsoft to work on IronPython, a CLR version of the Python language. Dynamic languages like Python, … Continue reading →

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MSDN Man

Posted on June 13, 2006 by arildfi

Huh, neat: Msdnman is a command-line documentation tool that exposes the content in the Microsoft/TechNet Publishing System in a manner reminiscent of the *nix "man" command.

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