Comments by Pantelis Chatzinikolis

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 4-Jan-12 15:10pm View

Sorry, either it wasn't there when I wrote my comment or I missed it. Great answer.

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 4-Jan-12 14:24pm View

Still unrelated. Are you talking about sharing the same object between threads or different instances of the object? Either one, it's still not related to inheritance. Threading issue are generally Run-Time issue and inheritance is a design time issue.

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 4-Jan-12 14:18pm View

First, I would strongly recommend that you switch to DateTime.TryParse. That won't fix your issue but it's a better method to use. Can you post the string you're trying to convert? Furthermore make sure it doesn't equal DBNull.

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 3-Jan-12 17:09pm View

I don't think you can do a switch on .GetType().

foreach( Control ctl in Controls )
{
if (ctl.GetType() == typeof(TextBox))
(ctl as TextBox).Text = string.Empty;

}

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 3-Jan-12 14:30pm View

You can also use Enums for the values and see this article on loading them to a combo box http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/6314.aspx

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 1-Jan-12 21:16pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Short and to the point. Very clear and precise. Great article.

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 7-Jul-11 22:41pm View

The only thing I could think of is somehow a series of .resx files where created. It's the only thing I noticed that adds noticeable time to the builds.

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 7-Jul-11 22:37pm View

I understand the problem, however, are you picking it from a Keypress type of event?

Pantelis Chatzinikolis 7-Jul-11 22:30pm View

What part of the ToolStripItem are you looking to save? Name,Icon etc. If that's the case I can add some sample code as an example.

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