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“Visual Studio.NET”

May
8
2010

Using unmanaged code/types from managed code

You cannot declare a handle type in a native type. vcclr.h provides the type-safe wrapper template gcroot, to refer to a CLR object from the C++ heap. This template lets you embed a virtual handle in a native type and treat it as if it were the underlying type.
The gcroot template is implemented using the [...]

Apr
25
2010

Arrays in C++

Introduction
In some programs, you may need to represent a list of items that share some characteristics. You can declare as many variables as necessary to represent such items. Here is an example of 5 numbers declared in a program:
// This is the main project file for VC++ application project
// generated using an Application Wizard.

#include [...]

Apr
25
2010

Arrays in C#

This tutorial describes arrays and how they work in C#.
Tutorial
This tutorial is divided into the following sections:

Arrays in General
Declaring Arrays
Initializing Arrays
Accessing Array Members
Arrays are Objects
Using foreach with Arrays

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Apr
19
2010

Using Ribbon Control with Windows Forms: What I Learnt Today?

Recently I have been exploring the use of Ribbon Control. Yesterday, I posted a tutorial on its use with Windows Workflow Foundation. However, I am far more comfortable developing applications with Windows Forms compared to WPF. So, I searched for Ribbon Control for Windows Forms. Although I found an open source version here, there was [...]

Apr
18
2010

Create A Simple WPF Ribbon Control: What I learnt Today?

In this tutorial I would explain how to create a simple Ribbon Control using Windows Presentation Foundation.

Image Courtesy MSDN.

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Jun
4
2009

Generating Documentation from XML Comments in C#

C# allows developers to embed XML comments into their source files—a useful facility, especially when more than one programmer is working on the same code. The C# parser can expand these XML tags to provide additional information and export them to an external document for further processing. This article shows how to use XML comments [...]

May
24
2009

Writing Unified Scalable Application Logic: Windows Workflow Foundation

Everyone who writes applications or creates software wants to create scalable and easy to understand solutions. The problem however is that simple software is not scalable and scalable applications can get too hard to understand because of their distributed logic development.
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Apr
30
2009
Apr
29
2009

Windows Forms: Getting Started I

This tutorial contains some basic topics regarding getting started with  windows forms.
All the data is courtesy MSDN.
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