2 September 2008
Here’s a quick note to self that you may enjoy. I suck at art. Didn’t use to always, but it requires too much brain power. But I’m not bad at getting WPF to draw what I want. I had a logo in mind for this site and used WPF to generate it after unsuccessfully getting [...] Read more »
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2 September 2008
Enums are here to stay and we have to deal with them in various ways; displaying them to the user is one way they have to be dealt with. I’ll give a treatment of how to display an enum in WPF in this post. You’ll see that displaying them in all situations is non-trivial. Read more »
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12 August 2008
Suppose you’re using Visual Studio 2008 and you’ve just found out that Microsoft added unit test support for the Compact Framework on devices and emulators. Neat-o!
So you add one to your project thinking, this’ll be fantastic.
Then it doesn’t work.
You get the following cryptic error:
Unable to set TestContext property for the class {class}. Error: System.ArgumentException: Object [...] Read more »
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1 August 2008
I’ve written often lately about WPF, including BabySmash posts and Missing .NET articles. I’ve decided to do a complete app using WPF. I’ve dabbled here and there with the concepts, but I’ve decided I don’t really know the framework that well. I still have to look up how to do something basic like master-detail data [...] Read more »
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16 July 2008
I’ve recently been asked for more detail on how I extracted my blog posts from Subtext. I hacked my solution together in a few nights of hacking. Once I got it working, I completely flushed all memory of what I did. But I was asked a whole two times, dear readers! With that overwhelming curiosity, [...] Read more »
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