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Saturday, November 08, 2008 12:46 AM
Microcode: Exploring More of .NET with Get-Assembly
In a previous post, I introduced a function called Get-Type , which allows you to see all of the types currently loaded by .NET. What it doesn't do is help you find assemblies, the DLL files containing new types. So while there might be 19000-odd
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Monday, October 20, 2008 1:12 AM
Microcode: Scripting Tricks : Exploring WPF Routed Events with PowerShell
Both WPF and PowerShell are both full of great little touches. One of WPF's nice touches is Routed Events . Routed Events allow you to capture events raised by child controls or parent controls. This can be incredibly useful, because it allows you write
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