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Andrew Whitechapel
Exposing Events from Managed Add-in Objects
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over 5 years ago
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andreww
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Following on from my recent posts on exposing add-in objects, here and here , it occurred to me that its sometimes useful to be able to expose events from these objects. Recall that you can expose your add-in through the COMAddIn.Object property in the...
Andrew Whitechapel
Advances in .NET Type System
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over 5 years ago
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andreww
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Here at PDC, Misha Shneerson has just delivered a talk on a couple of very interesting new features provided by .NET 4.0. He did explain up front that these features have very broad applicability, but reading the session evals it's pretty obvious that...
Andrew Whitechapel
Exciting PDC Session
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over 5 years ago
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andreww
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Under the Hood: Advances in the .NET Type System This is one session you absolutely must not miss. It looks pretty innocuous, but it's actually a very big deal. This talk is an in-depth examination of some of the enhancements we're making in CLR v4.0...
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