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gwithey 29-May-15 6:05am View

The following using the solution you linked has reduced my sort time 2 fold and enabled me to cancel with a token...

// Sort by Ascending
m_listViewItems = new ObservableCollection<renishawlistitem>(
this.Items
.AsParallel()
.WithDegreeOfParallelism(2) // Sorts 2 in parellel (Down from 6 seconds to 3 over 1.5 million)
.WithCancellation(m_cancelationTokenSource.Token) // Enables the sort to quit when token is false on dispose etc
.OrderBy(
x => (primaryTypeIsKnown)
? Convert.ChangeType(x.SubItems[sortIndex], primaryItemType,
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
: x.SubItems[sortIndex].ToString())
.ThenBy(
x => (secondaryTypeIsKnown)
? Convert.ChangeType(x.SubItems[columnToCompareIndex], secondaryItemType,
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)
: x.SubItems[columnToCompareIndex].ToString()));

gwithey 29-May-15 5:23am View

Thank you F.Xaver i will give this a try

gwithey 2-Dec-13 8:14am View

Thanks for the help with this, it allows me to at least determine which ones are obsolete and indicate this within the UI.

I still don't know if these could be linked to and display a property grid that relates to a control instance opposed to its type. However will see what i can do.

Thanks George

gwithey 2-Dec-13 6:30am View

I wish to display them for regression testing of these properties to display any that are currently deprecated or non brawsable within a property grid.

gwithey 2-Dec-13 6:28am View

Hi OriginalGriff,

Thanks for this, i have looked though the documentation and it is a useful resource for showing the currently deprecated properties dlls etc in .Net.

I have been trying to query the obsolete attribute using reflection but have not yet discovered a method of doing so and could not see anything which may lead me to this within the resource =s.

I suppose my original goal may seem odd but ideally i want to display depreciated,normal and non browsable properties in separate property grids. This is to allow testing of all attributes.

gwithey 3-Oct-12 4:06am View

This was exactly what i was looking for and worked perfectly, thanks Alan =)

gwithey 19-Sep-12 5:00am View

Ok thanks this could provide a possible solution, we already have a similar tool 'XenoCode' so could take this train of thought. I am just researching the issue at this stage before it is decided which route may be deemed the optimum direction for the project.

gwithey 19-Sep-12 4:51am View

Ok this makes sense, i suppose if i require security the exception route may be a good idea or something similar at least as not sure if the user of the dll's may be able to bury the exception. Thanks for the advice

gwithey 19-Sep-12 4:46am View

Ah i thought this may be the case, i have read the documentation and tried to think of a solution however thought maybe somebody had stumbled across a way of achieving this even if it is a little far fetched. So a group of dlls are not able to share the class among themselves but not the code using them when distributed.

gwithey 21-Sep-10 2:50am View

Thank you, this worked great. The tool-strip now appears blended into the background.

gwithey 21-Sep-10 2:49am View

Reason for my vote of 5
Automatic vote of 5 for accepting answer.

gwithey 14-Sep-10 8:47am View

This is what i thought, i was hoping there may be a way but these solutions will work so will give probably end up using the form method if that is possible using CAB.

Thanks for the Answer.

George

gwithey 12-Aug-10 11:45am View

I tried to remove the file from source control it is there but says not downloaded and when i right click delete is greyed out. Do you know how i can resolve this.

Thanks George

gwithey 12-Aug-10 11:10am View

I get it, i didnt understand how everything worked since the site changed, i think you are right just dont know how to fix it, the problem only occurs in one project of my solution. I can add the class to any other

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