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Extending yourself...
How many times have you found yourself doing this for enums: public enum Role { Guest, User, Privileged, Administrator } public class RoleHelper { public static string GetName(Role role) {… more →
Neo Fight!
Lamda Expressions and Tests
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: One of tests I am currently writing for TestListGenreator is checking to see if the function that ge … more →
Alpha released
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Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: Woo hoo So I spent some time in B Cup today finishing off a few coffees and some of the loose ends o … more →
Parsing Command Line Arguments
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Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: If you’ve ever had to write a console application, you’ve probably always just quickly h … more →
Console.ReadLine();
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: Do you quite often find yourself putting Console.ReadLine() at the end of each of your console progr … more →
Ahhh, Code Generation...
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: So the VSMDI config file is xml… That’s a good thing, because VisualStudio gives you a f … more →
VSMDI / TestLists
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: Ok, so I had my first look at a test list today… It doesn’t look to scary: <?xml vers … more →
Duplicate Attributes
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: Doh – not quite as easy as I had hoped. When I added my new attributes, I noticed that I got a … more →
TestProperty only allows one instance of each key
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: Snag! So it turns out that TestPropertyAttribute only supports one instance of each key, so it would … more →
Reflections...
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: So while Visual Studio doesn’t support the [CategoryAttribute], it does have the rather useful … more →
First Step: Source Control
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: So I decided that I may as well make this project open source and take advantage of http://www.codep … more →
Visual Studio Team System
Shaun McCarthy wrote 1 year ago: So I have been playing around with Visual Studio Team System in my spare time, evaluating if it … more →
