Mathew Nolton Blog
Software dementia unleashed...
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The latest in obfuscator technology.....
Santa...Dreams do come true...
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Revisited---String to Decimal to Binary Converter
In a previous post, I posted a piece of code that would convert a string to its decimal equivalent and then its binary equivalent. For example:
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A Binary Clock?
Man am I a geek. I actually want this thing.
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String to Decimal to Binary Converter
In an effort to clutter the world with useless (but fun classes), I offer this up.
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Unmanaged Code and Interoperability
From Brad Adams post.
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Oracle OleDb Provider for .Net and Stored Procedures and Ref Cursors
For those of you working with Oracle and using the Oracle OleDb Provider for .Net. In other words, your connectionstring provider looks like Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle;....... as opposed to Provider=MSDAORA;......
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The Drink-O-Meter...I just had to pass this along.
For those of you wanting a break from techno-babble for at least a couple of minutes.
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If you are using WSE, turn of trace if you are not using it.
<diagnostics><trace enabled="false" input="inputtrace.xml" output="outputtrace.xml"/>diagnostics>
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<compilation debug=true/> what does it really do
<compilation debug=true/> Trying to figure out what this attribute really does if you do not compile it as a debug release so that pdb files are created for you. In other words if you compile it to release mode initially so that there are no pdb files, then what does setting this attribute to true really buy you.
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Exception Management...Does he sleep?
Roy Osherove pointed out a nice post by Chris Brumme that discusses the finer points of the Exception Model. Since the article is more then a few pages long, I will have to find a few moments...or hours ;)...to go over it in detail. Seriously, it looks informative and well worth the read.