you can. probably the easiest would be to add the data layer in C#, it is more involved to add the additional PHP SOAP layer for the C# layer to access (not unimaginable though).
IMO its a pretty useful too though. you don't always have the ability to alter a command line app (say, like some 3rd party utility) to be a windows service, and in instances like that, or where its...
you should use an installer to install your product. by doing this you can check to see if .net is installed when the application is installed, and install it then. this way, every time your...
if you have the dll, and the source code, and the dll was built in debug mode, and you have the debug symbols, you can load the assembly using the Assembly.Load method that takes both the assembly...
create a simple form with an ok/cancel button and a property grid in it. give it an sqlconnectionbuilder object, and pass in your connection string (or the one you want the user to edit), and assign...
C# is a pure object oriented programming language. PHP can be too, though some folks still cling to the 4.x C style that's short lived in the PHP world.
alt+d is not a hot key, it is an accessibility key bound to the "d" in "address" which used to be the label next to the url in internet explorer, the same as "f" in "file" from the menu.
I love svn as well. I use visual svn to run it inside visual studio. it costs $50 (us) and well worth it, but tortoise is free (which it also uses, but doesn't run in visual studio, but IMO isn't a...
CreateGraphics creates a new device context. the point is, inside the draw method you already have a device context, and so you're re-recreating what you already have. creating a second dc would...
"the number of bytes an X digit number is" sounds like the way oracle stores numbers. its' a feasible question, but due to the way most of us think of number systems, its quite different.
wasn't meant as THE answer, but as a means to an end. the way you count the number of bits needed to represent the numeric value is to shift it & count (there are other more efficient ways, but this...