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Serialize Singleton via DataContract
I've problems to serialize and deserialize a singleton via DataContract.
First some facts:
1.) Singleton is "internal"
2.) Singleton contains Dictionaries
My serialization and deserialization ...
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FileSystemWatcher.Filter - before or after buffer?
I'm working on a project with a very large amount of files being modified and created/deleted. There are some problems with multiple FSW internal buffers filling and having to be expanded.
I've ...
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Obfuscate Assembly containing DataBindings to internal class properties
I have a UserControl with a ViewModel class as DataContext:
XAML
<UserControl ... >
<TextBox Text="{Binding ViewModelProperty}"/>
</UserControl>
CodeBehind:
namespace ...
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How to hide classes (from a referenced C# DLL) marked with “internal” keyword in intellisense in monodevelop?
I'm referencing an external C# DLL with a number of classes marked with the "internal" keyword in a monotouch project. However, monodevelop's intellisense shows all of the classes regardless if they ...
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Accessibility Levels Issue
This isn't the real question title, as I really don't know where's the problem, so I'm just guessing.
Story begins trying to send and receive a dynamic type to and from my WCF service which led me to ...
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How to use IronAHK Rusty library directly from C#
It's a long time already as I wondering about how to mix autohotkey and C#.
At the current moment I want to set global key hook. Something like this:
SetGlobalHook("F9", MyDelegate);
It looks that ...
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Why is HttpValueCollection internal?
It is a very useful class and I often find myself in need of its methods when dealing with HTTP requests, such as its ToString override.
I know that you could instantiate it via ...
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How can I disable external inheritance (without classes) in C#?
How can I disable external inheritance without using classes? I know it can be done with classes like this:
public abstract class NoInherit
{
internal NoInherit() { }
}
public sealed class ...