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Looking at double buffering and the new BufferedGraphics classes
08 September 05 07:59 AM | jkuhne | 0 Comments   

I started spending some time looking at double buffering with Windows Forms a little while back and noticed that in the 2.0 framework there are a couple of new BufferedGraphics classes. I toyed around with them a bit and got them to work, but didn’t really Read More...

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Generic Collections IV
24 July 05 10:46 PM | jkuhne | 2 Comments   

Back again, and as promised... Subclassing Generic Collections The framework provides three basic collections that are intended for derivation. They are located in System.Collections.ObjectModel: Collection<T> KeyedCollection<TKey, TItem> Read More...

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Generic Collections III
24 July 05 03:29 AM | jkuhne | 4 Comments   

So far I've gone over the basics of generic collections and moved on to looking at List<T> and Predicate<T>. As mentioned yesterday, this post will deal with subclassing and the other System delegate types. The "Other" System.Delegates We've Read More...

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Generic Collections II
23 July 05 01:55 AM | jkuhne | 7 Comments   

In yesterday's post I went over the very basics of generic collections in the 2.0 .Net framework. Today I pick up where I left off with... Predicate<T> System.Predicate<T> is a generic delegate that is used to specify a search condition method Read More...

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Generic Collections I
22 July 05 05:19 AM | jkuhne | 10 Comments   

In one of my first posts I briefly mentioned that I would discuss a bit about what I've learned about using the new generic collections. I've been putting it off a bit because I knew it would be a bit lengthy, but I really feel this is important so I'm Read More...

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C# or C++?
12 June 05 11:52 PM | jkuhne | 0 Comments   

I just read C++ vs. C# and thought it might be worthwhile to throw up a few thoughts. I've been ranting and raving about how great the new Managed C++ (C++/CLI) is. It's true, it is great, but I still prefer to do most of my work in C#. Why? C# compiles Read More...

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