Working with existing IEnumerable extension class

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deleted existing code and created my own directly in the Windows forms. I can populate my combo boxes. Sorry.

Posted 7-Jan-15 5:18am

Sam 9100

Updated 12-Jan-15 11:03am

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CHill60 7-Jan-15 11:34am

Er ... looks like it's a control on the form - can't you see it there?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Jan-15 11:53am

You and only you write code in your project. Nothing is "originating" without your consent. Even the auto-generated code is yours, because each line of it is the response of your own action. You can track each of your changes and learn it. So, why are you asking others about origination of your own code?
—SA

Arjsrya 8-Jan-15 6:56am

How do we know about your code?

CHill60 12-Jan-15 17:07pm

Have you seen the "trashcan" icon if you hover near the bottom of your post - you can delete this question entirely if you want to (to avoid downvotes or reports)
If not I can do that for you if you would like me to - just let me know

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jan-15 17:12pm

I never saw any "trashcans" here. Don't you mean red cross (✖)?
—SA

CHill60 12-Jan-15 17:15pm

It was a red cross a couple of days ago (when I advised an OP of a similar action) but for the last couple of days I've been seeing a sort of trashcan ... might be browser specific I guess. Good comment though as the OP might be seeing the cross and get confused by my comment :thumbsup:

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jan-15 17:16pm

I decided to take a look right before posting my comment above — it was cross. :-)
No non-nonsense browser dare to mangle a character or a glyph. :-)
—SA

CHill60 12-Jan-15 17:21pm

Yeah - I get the big red cross in Chrome but a trashcan icon in IE10 (don't laugh!!) and Android. Funny though as all of the comments still get the red cross regardless of browser.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jan-15 17:38pm

::Facepalm:: :-)
(Yes, click it!)
—SA

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