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.Net Tips – Use LINQ to create pairs of adjacent elements from a collection
Suppose you have an array of numbers, say, [1, 3, 5, 7, 9, …], and you want to pair each element up with its neighbour in the array, e.g. [[1, 3], [3, 5], [5, 7], [7, 9], …]. Sure, you can iterate...
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.Net Tips – Make sure the runtime types match when combining delegates
In C#, it’s possible to combine two delegates, A and B to create a new multicast delegate, C: When the multicast delegate is executed, the combined delegates are executed in order as you can see from...
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Things I didn’t know about expando objects
I found out two interesting things about the ExpandoObject class introduced in C# 4 this bank holiday weekend: 1. you can specify custom events on them 2. it implements the INotifyPropertyChanged...
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Turn ExpandoObject into static type
As many others have shown, the new ExpandoObject introduced in C# 4 can be pretty useful in some scenarios. However, on the odd occasion when you want to convert an ExpandoObject to a static type you...
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IDictionary to ExpandoObject extension method
As you know, the ExpandoObject class implements the IDictionary<string, object> interface, so if you have an ExpandoObject you can easily cast it to an IDictionary<string, object> but...
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Tweet Suppose you have an array of numbers, say, [1, 3, 5, 7, 9, …], and you want to pair each element up with its neighbour in the array, e.g. [[1, 3], [3, 5], [5, 7], [7, 9], …]. Sure, you can...
View Article.Net Tips – Make sure the runtime types match when combining delegates
Tweet In C#, it’s possible to combine two delegates, A and B to create a new multicast delegate, C: When the multicast delegate is executed, the combined delegates are executed in order as you can...
View ArticleThings I didn’t know about expando objects
Tweet I found out two interesting things about the ExpandoObject class introduced in C# 4 this bank holiday weekend: 1. you can specify custom events on them 2. it implements the INotifyPropertyChanged...
View ArticleTurn ExpandoObject into static type
Tweet As many others have shown, the new ExpandoObject introduced in C# 4 can be pretty useful in some scenarios. However, on the odd occasion when you want to convert an ExpandoObject to a static type...
View ArticleIDictionary to ExpandoObject extension method
Tweet As you know, the ExpandoObject class implements the IDictionary<string, object> interface, so if you have an ExpandoObject you can easily cast it to an IDictionary<string, object> but...
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