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3 months ago

in Putting Web snapshots to practical use on Andrey Shchekin's Blog
Well, I drop a TextEditor component onto my form, and everhthing crashes. I suppose there is some 'proper' way to use it, but what I would really love is an example, because I could find none on the internet.
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Andrey Shchekin Well I had crash I think, and that was related to the fact that text was not set -- it required at least "" to be provided.
But they have fixed it since, so now everything should work well.

I can't really give an example since all my usage is commercial and it is hard to untie a meaningful example from the app itself.

But can you provide the crash stack trace?

3 months ago

in Putting Web snapshots to practical use on Andrey Shchekin's Blog
Hi, I saw your post on StackOverflow regarding use of AvalonEdit, so I ended up downloading it and playing with it a bit. Unfortunately, after an hour of exception after exception, I gave up. So I was wondering if I could blatantly ask for your help :) because I really want this to get working, but with a 0% documentation level in the API, I'm finding actually using AvalonEdit to be hell on earth. Pleeease?
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Andrey Shchekin Ok, what exceptions are you getting? They might have broken something since the version I downloaded, or I could have occasionally set some options that is required by it to work correctly.

7 months ago

in Mono's SIMD Support: Making Mono safe for Gaming - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
So would Mono.Simd work on Windows? I mean, under Microsoft's CLR and all that?
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migueldeicaza Yes, the assembly will run just fine on the Microsoft.CLR, but it will not be accelerated.

The same would happen if you use Mono.SIMD on a platform without SIMD support, for example a 486 computer, the code would continue to run just fine, but it would not get any hardware accelerated benefits.

10 months ago

in Comparing .NET DI (IoC) Frameworks, Part 2 on Andrey Shchekin's Blog
Really like the overview. Don't know what I would choose since I don't seem to run into tasks that require this at the moment.

11 months ago

in VS2005 ‘prop’ C# Code Snippet in VS2008 on Just Sayin' More Words
Why do you have to type the name of backing field and property? Surely it is possible to have one derived from another?
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