Derry的专栏

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/PermaLink,guid,cecc8b4b-f362-4c59-95a1-fba055b50ec1.aspxVB.NET and C# compilers manage string constants in a rather smart way: all strings with sa

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/PermaLink,guid,b2a8f5e9-ddf1-45eb-ad8e-78c88c13ab2f.aspx Consider the following code, that converts all the elements of an Int32 array into the

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/PermaLink,guid,bedf049b-f082-4c71-b507-f4c81f4a6e46.aspx I am working at the migration of a large VB6 project and at one point I needed to drop

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/CategoryView,category,Migrating%20from%20VB6.aspx In the VB6 world - and in the COM world, in general - you "destroy" an object by simply puttin

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/PermaLink,guid,53da27bf-b980-4abc-a4e8-a452dc6ceb26.aspxOne of the .NET Framework features that fascinate me most is regular expressions, which I

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/PermaLink,guid,cdceca73-08cd-4c15-aef7-0f9c8096e20a.aspxI am reviewing the chapter on execution flow in Visual Basic 2005, where I cover recursion

Origin:http://www.dotnet2themax.com/blogs/fbalena/CategoryView,category,Migrating%20from%20VB6.aspx In this period I am actively researching the many problems you face when migrating VB6 apps to .