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• Re: Agile - on your own

  Wow! Thanks so much. There's a load of usful stuff there. That's really good of you. I'll be sure to work my way throug hall of these...

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by loydall on 12/11/2009

• Agile - on your own

  Hi - I've been a web developer for some time now but most of the jobs I've had I've been working on my own so the area where I lack experice is working within a team and working within an Agile environment. I still don't really understand how Agile (and all it's bit's and bobs work). Is it still worthwhile to work within an agile environment, use TDD, continuous integration etc. if you are on your own? And, if it is, how would you do it? I kind of need a decent tutorial on

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by loydall on 12/10/2009
  Filed under: Agile Project Management

• A quick question about line breaks

  Hi - I have some input that has line breaks in - I need to split this into an array at the line breaks. I'm doing this using: char[] splitAt = new char [] { '\r' , '\n' }; But now I need to unit test this and I need to supply a string value for the unit test. How do I put line breaks into a string for my unit test? If I use "LineOne\r\nLine Two\r\n" it actually changes to "LineOne\\r\\nLineTwo\\r\\n" which then wont work.. How do I pass those line breaks into

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 11/6/2009

• Re: A quick question about line breaks

  Can you do that?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 11/6/2009

• Unit testing - a stupid question

  Hi - I've never really done any unit testing and I seem to keep getting inconclusive results Take the following test (I've just hard coded values in there - there is no real test) string expected = "1" ; string actual; actual = "1"; Assert .AreEqual(expected, actual); Assert .Inconclusive( "Verify the correctness of this test method." ); Why does this always return Inconclusive? I'm just comparing "1" with "1" - surely that should pass

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 11/6/2009

• How do I avoid a circular dependancy in this one?

  Hi - I have a web project and then a class library. The class library contains a load of controls (.cs files). In my web project there are a load of user controls (.ascx files). The web project references the class library so I can load the controls from the class library. I now need one of the controls in the class library to dynamically load an ascx file from the web project so I obviously need to reference the web project from the class library which will cause a circular dependancy. I know one

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 10/23/2009

• Re: LINQ OrderBy question

  Anyone ?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 10/2/2009

• LINQ OrderBy question

  Hi - why doesn't the following work: List < EventTimeSlot > timeSlotList = eventDay.EventTimeSlots.OrderBy(p => p.StartTime).ToList(); If I then loop through timeSlotList, it's still in the wrong order - i.e. it didn't order by start time. Why doesn't it work? Thanks

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 10/1/2009

• Re: Why did this code casue such a problem?

  Thanks - I will check that out but any idea why it casued such a massive failure of my entire application - even when I pasted that code into a different document, it completly locked the entire app?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 9/25/2009

• Bound data to property of user control

  Hi - I have a web user control that I want to use in a gridview. I need to set a property on the web user control. I am using this: UserID =' <%# Bind("PrimaryKeyValue") %> ' Like you would bind to any control in the ItemTemplate of a Gridview. But - for some reason that value isn't being passed to my control. I have tried binding the value ot a label and it writes to the page fine so I know the value is there but when I try to bind it my own web user control, it doesn't

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by loydall on 9/25/2009