So, you created your super cool library and you want to be able to use it within your application. You maybe even installed it in the GAC. But, it doesn't show up in the Add Reference dialog unless you browse to it. What are you to do? There are two approaches: Copy the assemblies to the C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Fr... folder (version may vary) or the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio8\Common7\IDE folder. Add a special assembly folder key to the Registry Personally, I believe ......
Sometimes it's necessary to expose an internal collection from an object to a hosting object. However, usually your object wants to control the changes to the collection. You can easily pass an array to the hosting object using the ToArray method, but that array is static to the hosting object. What if the hosting object needs updates? The best way to illustrate the problem is with an example. In this example, I have a simple Windows Forms project with a Form that has an Infragistics UltraWinGrid ......
I've been horrible at doing posts. And all well intentioned efforts in the past have not bore fruit. I'm going to try again though to be better and posting something -- anything, as long as it's useful. We're all settled in Georgia. The house is great and the people here are much friendlier than in Virginia. I bought a new Jeep last month. I bought one about 10 years ago, but sold it after about three years -- don't ask me why, stupidest thing I ever did. But, that's finally been rectified. There's ......