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  • WPF Expander Control

    WPF Expander Control There are a lot of neat options now available to us programmers thanks to WPF. One of these is the expander. The expander is a control pretty much like a groupbox which can hold various controls. The main difference between a groupbox and an expander is the controls in a groupbox...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-11-2009
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  • Property Search

    Property Search I was taking a look at working with a WPF application the other day when I found, what I thought, was a really neat feature of Visual Studio 2008. What I came across was the “Search” feature that is built into the Properties window of my WPF application. It was quite by accident...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-11-2009
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  • Writing Files

    Writing Files In the previous post I talked about Reading Files. Now I will show you how to Write Files. Writing to Files is as easy as Reading from Files. As with Reading Files you need to Import the System.IO Namespace. 1 Imports System.IO As with the StreamReader, writing with StreamWriter can be...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-11-2009
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  • Reading Files

    Reading Files Depending on your Project you could find yourself needing to read Files. One way that you can accomplish this is to use the StreamReader. StreamReader is part of the System.IO Namespace and you must add the Imports Statement to your Project before you can access the StreamReader. At the...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-11-2009
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  • Looping through Controls

    Looping through Controls One of the things that I seem to find myself needing to do with each App that I write is at some point in time I will want to Loop trough the Controls on one of my Forms. There are plenty of ways of doing this and this is how I ended up going about it. Chances are when you want...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-11-2009
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  • My, Oh My

    (Note: As you will be able to tell this is an old post, but the information in it is still relevant today.) Having installed Visual Studio 2005 on my computer the other day I took the plunge and looked at some of the new features. One of the first thing I came across was the My Namespace. Oh what a difference...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 04-09-2009
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  • How to ResolveUrl() without Page context in ASP.NET

    There are times you need to resolver relative URL like "~/my/link.aspx" into ablsolute and you don't want to use the Page context or can't easily access it. Rick Strahl posted a great blog entry on ResolveUrl() without Page where he implements his own static ResolveUrl() method. I found...
    Posted to Serge B. Blog by Serge B. on 01-21-2009
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  • End of line continuation characters in 2010

    Another change announced at PDC 2008, and a seriously great improvement, to Visual Basic in the next version is the end of the requirement of the line continuation character. You all know the one that I mean. The underscore character ( _ ) that we have used for years to put our long lines of code on...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 11-08-2008
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  • New to Visual Basic 2010

    So just what is coming to Visual Basic with the next version? The short answer is Lots! Announced at PDC 2008, one aspect that is coming, and one that I am looking forward to, is auto-implemented properties. Just what is that? Gone are the days where you have to hard code in a getter and setter for custom...
    Posted to CanOz Blog by CanOz on 11-07-2008
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