October 2007 - Posts
One question that seems to come up often in the asp.net forums is from people who are trying to access controls within controls using templates. LoginViews and CreateUserWizard controls are two commonly used templated controls. These templated controls
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I recently installed an interesting custom tool. It is an Extended version of the resource generator in Visual Studio . The nicest part of this for me is that this one is public instead of internal like the default one. In order to have a centralized
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Introduction The Queue is a very important and common Data Structure in Computer Science. As the name queue suggests, this data structure can be described with an analogy of waiting in a line. There is no cutting allowed in the line, so the first person
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I recently wrote some SQL which would do some work for a single day, but I wanted my code to be able to run once for each day in a date range. Luckily for me, I read Gregg Stark's SQL Blog . He recently posted about how to Iterate Over a List of Dates
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I've just written a quick little stack implementation for use in explaining the stack data structure. It is written in C# and is not exactly a robust solution, but it works well enough. It is stubbed out with the basics of what is required to have a working
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I found myself recently explaining a few times how the data structure commonly called a stack works. The technical term for a stack would be a Last in First out Data Structure (LIFO). To practically repeat myself, this means that the last object to go
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Some very surprising news has come from Scott Guthrie in a recent blog post he has made . Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 will be shipping with the source for the base class libraries. As with a lot of the recent technology coming from Microsoft, the
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Outside of SQL it would be quite easy to number the rows returned from query, but to do so inside of the SQL is a bit more difficult. I recently wanted to be able to number the rows returned from a query in a stored procedure. I am using SQL Server 2000,
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