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Controlling the order of Get/Set property methods for .NET interfaces registered for COM Interop.
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over 8 years ago
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Some background information 1 st . In C# when specifying an interface you can arbitrarily set the order of the get / set methods like such: public interface TestInterface { string k{ get ;} int i { get ; set ;} bool z { set ; get ;}...
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MouseWheel Fix for VBA
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over 8 years ago
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This is a followup to a previous blog entry of mine: Fix: VB6 IDE Scrolling using the MouseWheel . Someone asked if my add-in would work within VBA for Office. I did some digging and yes it does. All you have to do is install the addin as described...
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Quick note on breaking changes when using COM Interop
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over 8 years ago
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Keep in mind that when you add methods to an assembly you must retain the same order within the code file (and resulting MSIL code within the compiled assembly) otherwise the interface sequence will change and you will break compatibility. If you always...
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They say the only constistent thing about change is change itself
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over 8 years ago
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....at least that's what I think they say. Who's they anyway? Our company goes through a lot of reorgs and office moves and the likes pretty much daily. At some point it will be your turn! At a company with over 50,000 employees you would think...
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