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• Re: C++dll from C# involving ref

  Try using a StringBuilder instead. Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 5/5/2005

• Re: more objects doing the same thing...

  The first parameter to that method should be the object which raised the event. Cast it to TextBox and clear its Text property. Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 5/3/2005

• Re: How to reverse the sort in Array.sort(MyArray)

  Or pass in your own IComparer implementation which defines a reverse ordering. Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/28/2005

• Re: Degree symbol in C#

  The degree symbol has a character value of 176, so: char degree = (char)176; or simply: char degree = '°'; (To get a degree literal, press Alt, +, 0, 1, 7, 6 in sequence). As for "drawing" the symbol, that would depend whether you wanted to print it as text or as an image, but that is not a C# question. Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/22/2005

• Re: Newbie to Thread

  Remove the brackets around thrd.run: <code> Dim thread As New Threading.Thread( AddressOf thrd.run) </code> Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/11/2005

• Re: What is the difference between reflective architectures and adaptive systems

  "... And decided that is a cool way of mapping entities and handling complex data structures but we need confirmation about the thing we are building" I would suggest using a methodology you are familiar with. Just because Fowler has written about it doesn't mean it is suitable for you. Start with something simple, something that everyone on your team understands, and when you don't have the experience to build something, buy it. Starting with an "architecture" and then trying to force your requirements

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/9/2005

• Re: exception thrown in "using" statement

  No, the using statement expands to a try... finally block, not a try...catch block. Exceptions thrown within a using block will simply bubble up to the enclosing scope. Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/8/2005

• Re: What is the difference between reflective architectures and adaptive systems

  How are you building an adaptive object model system if you don't know what it is? Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/7/2005

• Re: interpretation of a string value as a variable name...

  [ MODERATOR - can you unmoderate me? I've been here 3 years! :-) ] It depends. There is no equivalent to the eval() function in C#, but you can use reflection to create and manipulate classes or methods defined with strings. For instance: <code> string assemblyName = "SomeAssembly"; string typeName = "SomeClass"; object someObject = Activator.CreateInstance(assemblyName, typeName); </code> Can you give more details on what you want to achieve? Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/7/2005

• Re: C#'s vbNewLine equvilant?

  Use Environment.NewLine Jim ThoughtWorks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by jimski3000 on 4/7/2005