Sunday, March 04, 2007 - Posts

• Screencast: The using directive, and []Reference and []Using

  Examples presented in this screencast: Most .Net languages only allow the importing of .Net assemblies at build time.  This means that you can only use the classes, methods, properties, events, etc, of assemblies which exist, on your computer, Read More posted Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:24 AM by administrator | 0 Comments

• Screencast: The Using Statement

  Examples presented in this screencast: The using statment has an entirely seperate functionallity from the using directive, but has a somewhat similar syntax.  Here is an example showing the difference between the using directive and using Read More posted Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:09 AM by administrator | 0 Comments

• Screencast: The Using Directive, Expression, and Statement

  Examples presented in this screencast: Most .Net languages only allow the importing of .Net assemblies at build time.  This means that you can only use the classes, methods, properties, events, etc, of assemblies which exist, on your computer, Read More posted Sunday, March 04, 2007 1:48 AM by administrator | 0 Comments

• Screencast: Remap APL Key Shortcuts

  Examples presented in this screencast: How to remap the "Alt+" keyboard shortcut key sequence for any APL character.  Via the Visual Studio Options form, you can change the keyboard shortcut for any Visual Studio command. Read More posted Sunday, March 04, 2007 1:13 AM by administrator | 0 Comments