Diving Back into WPF: Introduction
With WPF now being supported under Net5 and Visual Studio 2019 I thought it was time to re-acquaint myself with it. Since I learn mostly by doing I figured I’d
With WPF now being supported under Net5 and Visual Studio 2019 I thought it was time to re-acquaint myself with it. Since I learn mostly by doing I figured I’d
I recently ran into a situation where I needed to compare two types to see if they were the same. What complicated matters is the types I was comparing were
I found the problem: I was filtering out/ignoring IdentifierNameSyntax nodes but leaving in/processing PredefinedTypeSyntax nodes. The string Type is an example of the latter while ConsoleChannel is an example of
I run a Raspberry Pi on my home network for three reasons: To have a local DNS (dnsmasq) so I don’t have to remember or look up numeric IP addresses
I recently had occasion to write a simple python (3) script under debian buster with JetBrains’ Pycharm. The script rewrites protected system files so it needs sudo privileges…which turned out
The interface definitions are pretty simple: The marked lines show the interface that a configurator class needs to implement. It’s just a marker interface (i.e., doesn’t specify any required methods).