Microsoft,Tips and Tricks - Just Code

Browse by Tags

How to P/Invoke VarArgs (variable arguments) in C#? ... or hidden junk in CLR: Recently I wrote a cheat sheet for pinvoking in .NET . Shortly after I got a question in comments about how to deal with variable arguments, when it's more, then one parameter. Also what to do if those arguments are heterogeneous? Let's say, that...
Posted 19 November 2008 06:44 AM by tamirk | with no comments
Filed under: Microsoft, WPF, .NET 3.5, C#, tutorial, source, Tips and Tricks, Work process, DEV, Interop

P/Invoke cheat sheet: I’m working a lot with p/invoke, and know how it’s hard to produce correct signature for unmanaged method. So, today I decided to publish basic cheat sheet for methods, parameters and attributes you should use in order to invoke unmanaged methods from...
Posted 20 October 2008 04:02 PM by tamirk | with no comments
Filed under: Microsoft, WPF, .NET 3.5, C#, tutorial, Tips and Tricks, WPF crossbow, Work process, Mono, x64

How to handle thickness: Yesterday, we spoke about type converters . We even, built simple generic enum converter. Today, we’ll create more complicated converter, that very missing in Silverlight – ThicknessConverter. During the post, I also explain about tokenizing values in...
Posted 08 July 2008 10:07 PM by tamirk | with no comments
Filed under: Microsoft, WPF/E, Silverlight, C#, tutorial, source, Tips and Tricks, Work process

Work process: How to use and build type converters: Today, I want to start new tag - “ Work process ”. Here I’m going to publish partial classes, fixes, small utilities, I’m building for myself or clients to help in work process. I’ll give an example : currently, I’m working on BiDi support for Silverlight...
Posted 07 July 2008 08:58 PM by tamirk | with no comments
Filed under: Microsoft, WPF/E, Silverlight, C#, tutorial, source, Tips and Tricks, Work process

How to consume WCF or Webservice from Vista Sidebar gadget by using Silverlight?: The challenge today is really simple. All we have to do is to write Silverlight Vista Sidebar Gadget , that consumes either WCF , ASMX or REST based service. Really simple, isn’t it? Let’s start Build server side services We should start from services...
Posted 23 June 2008 09:37 PM by tamirk | with no comments
Filed under: Microsoft, Vista, Windows Gadgets, .NET 3.5, Web, WCF, Silverlight, C#, tutorial, Tips and Tricks, ASP.NET