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Does the order of elements matter?

Despite it is wrong in design because there should be loop, not a recursion, in which sense it doesn't work?

Can you post sample data? Maybe there are more then one answers (good and bad) for a queastion? At first look, I cannot see anything weird.

If I look well, you never wait for the timer.

Maybe it is sizeable (I've never tried it), so try to play with mouse on the bottom of the event if it can change to resize cursor and if so, try to drag the panel up.

Maybe you are interested in Object.MemberwiseClone().

I don't know a way how you coudl replace it, especialy not in third party controls. You can only use it in your own controls (controls in your project) instead the standard one. Just drag and drop it...

There is a solution, or better workaround, which is explicit interface implementation.


public class SaleElementUpdateHandler : IElementUpdater<FooBar>, IElementUpdater<IBaseTransactionElement>
...

It is not a debugger issue, but a compiler issue. I gues, that because your local machine is 64-bit, the compiler is looking for the referenced assemblies in wrong location. Try to force compilation...

It is because generics in C# don't support covariance and contravariance (althought CLR does). You can cast the instance to IElementUpdater<FooBar>, but not to...

If the dll is a common .net assembly, convert the base64 string into byte array and call Assembly.Load(byte[]) with it. It should work.

That's to solution I would use too. As benefit, it is better scalable and maintainable.

Try set full path to the process image:


p.StartInfo.FileName = Path.Combine(firebirdInstallationPath1, "gsec.exe");

If you declare it as Color[,,], is is allocated as one big portion of memory. I would try to declare it as so called "jagged arrays" as Color[][][], which needs more work to deal with, but splits the...

string filename = String.Format("archive_{0:yyyyMMdd}", DateTime.Today);

I would use Roles class for checking the access level and own implementation of RoleProvider, or choose one of framework's implemetations.

But it is question how clear is internaly implemented. I don't know, but I can imagine (althought it doens't semm to be smart) that clear just new internal array[] as a storage without leaven the...

It si because serialization of generics are gliched. To overcome it, you have to implement ISerializable interface, but in your case, it should be sufficient to change the type of the collection from...

Generally, the monitoring program must support it by not locking the file (it has to open it in shared mode). This OS/file system matter, so your options are limited. If it is possible, it would be...

With the respect to DataMiser's point, I've used following unmanaged methods to (de)allocate large amout of memory


IntPtr p = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(size);
Marshal.FreeHGlobal(p);

Post a sample of the string array which you are trying to convert.

What if the end excedes lenght of the string?


source = source.Substring(0, Math.Min(end, source.Length));

Visual inheritance was allways trouble in VisualStudio, so I would prefere composition of user controls over inheritance. But if you really need it, check the z-order of the controls in the designer,...

Just guess, but LINQ to XML wouldn't help? Because it seems to me that you don't want to sort the XML, but the XML Document buit in the memory.

From quick look, you are creating a new instance of the Trademan every time the button is clicked, so you always deal with turn == 1.