August 2011
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November 2010
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August 2010
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July 2010
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May 2010
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Hey Hey 16K! →
April 2010
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WPF 4 & Spellchecking
Using WPF 4?
Want spell checking on your textbox?
BAM: SpellCheck.IsEnabled=”True”
I love it!
March 2010
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Single instance app in WPF 4 with argument...
I was building a WPF app that required the use of JumpLists; the thing with JumpLists is that it calls your app’s exe with an argument which in turn creates a new instance of your app.
After a quick bit of googling I found a link [now dead] some code that restricts an app to a signle instance by using a mutex and passes the command argument supplied via named pipes.
Only portions of the...
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February 2010
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Want the directory of a .Net app?
Then use this line:
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory
likes 28 Weeks Later on Boxee →
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Xml Serialisation (Serialization) in C# →
One thing I absolutely hate doing is reading xml, it bores me to bits. So to make this dreadful task a little more easier I use a nice little extension function that I found (and improved; then put up on stackoverflow). If you mark a class with the XmlSerialization attributes (XmlRoot/XmlElement) you can quickly take an xml string and turn it in to an object.
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ASP.Net Pager Control →
I built this quite a while ago - some one might find it useful.
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Find the transparent pixels in an image - WPF
The other day I had to create an image element that contained a png with transparent sections and have it display a hand cursor when the mouse was over the opaque sections.
The first thing I tried (and failed) was to have an image element with the cursor property set to “Hand” like so:
<Image Source=”{Binding SomeImage}” Cursor=”Hand” />
That obviously...
January 2010
6 posts
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The Morning Brew →
Fantastic site that keeps me updated on all the goings on around .Net / Development.
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Chimp TV →
The chimps chose a good score to accompany their film ;)
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WPF 4 & Touch →
Invaluable resource for getting start with touch and WPF 4. Helped out greatly when developing the touch features of the graphic.ly WPF app.
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Day 0
Until I can think of something to write for this I’ll start off by telling you all little about my self. In bullet form of course ;)
Born and bred in the North East of England (Hartlepool to be exact)
Software developer for numerous companies (current at Graphic.ly)
Former Ice-Cream man
Big on Technology / .Net / WPF / C# and other various geek stuff
Afraid of heights
Love pizza
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