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About Carl Nolan

I work for Microsoft Consulting Services in the UK. My primary focus is enterprise applications using C# and SQL Server.
However I also have an interest in other programming paradigms, hence the interest in F#.
A summary of my previous publications can be found here.
A list of posted code can be found here.

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FSharpChart release supporting Stacked Charts (version 0.60)

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
FSharpChart minor release available (version 0.56)

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
F# String extension methods rather than using RegEx

Posted over 2 years ago

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String extension methods rather than using RegEx

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan

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FSharpChart release supporting Stacked Charts (version 0.60)

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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For the second release this week, FSharpChart now supports binding for Stacked Charts. As always, one can download the latest release from: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/FSharpChart-b59073f5 In previous versions of FSharpChart it was not very...
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FSharpChart minor release available (version 0.56)

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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I have provided a minor update to FSharpChart, which can be downloaded from the usual place: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/FSharpChart-b59073f5 This is a minor release that adds support for some Title and Border properties when working with Axis and...
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F# String extension methods rather than using RegEx

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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In my previous post I talked about some extension methods for string checking: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/carlnol/archive/2011/10/19/string-extension-methods-rather-than-using-regex.aspx But what would be a post if there was not a F# equivalent. Interestingly...
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String extension methods rather than using RegEx

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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In a recent project I was using regular expressions a lot for validating string expressions such that statements like the following were true: Must be all characters Must be all alphanumeric’s and be of length 6 Must be all numeric digits...
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FSharpChart now available as a NuGet Package

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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In the latest version of FSharpChart a DLL is packaged with the download. It was suggested that this be made available as a NuGet Package. Hence one can now include FSharpChart in a project using NuGet: Install-Package MSDN.FSharpChart.dll Information...
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FSharpChart and WPF

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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In the recent version of FSharpChart several examples are given around using FSharpChart and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). The first sample is included in the sample script file SampleChartingForms.fsx. This sample demonstrates how to render...
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FSharpChart new release available (version 0.55)

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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If you have been using FSharpChart you will have seen some recent activities around documentation. I am happy to say that a new code drop has been made available. This release deals with some minor bug fixes and restructures the code download, hopefully...
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F# Parallel Array Sorting

Posted over 2 years ago

by Carl Nolan
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In previous posts I have presented code to perform Parallel Sorting of arrays using 2 different methods: Merge sort using Barrier: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/carlnol/archive/2011/07/17/f-array-parallel-sort-functions-demonstrating-a-merge-sort-using-barrier...