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C#: TreeView owner drawing with ownerdrawtext and the weird black highlighting when clicking on a node

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1003459/c-treeview-owner-drawing-with-ownerdrawtext-and-the-weird-black-highlighting-w

pain because you have to handle focus rectangles selection highlights and drawing all the glyphs yourself. On the plus side Visual..

SQLite keeps the database locked even after the connection is closed

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12532729/sqlite-keeps-the-database-locked-even-after-the-connection-is-closed

Update 2013 07 05 17 36 UTC gorogm's answer highlights two important things according to the changelog on the official..

switch / pattern matching idea

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/156467/switch-pattern-matching-idea

not likely to leap the fence any time soon it definitely highlights some areas where C# or library support could make life easier...

Reflection MethodInfo.Invoke() catch exceptions from inside the method

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4117228/reflection-methodinfo-invoke-catch-exceptions-from-inside-the-method

get any Uncaught exception pop ups. Here's an example that highlights both approaches class Program static void Main DelegateApproach..

Draw Custom Buttons on Windows Vista/7 Aero Titlebar

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4117874/draw-custom-buttons-on-windows-vista-7-aero-titlebar

Also if you do it this way then the shifting specular highlights on the glass will move naturally whereas if you simply got their..

How to implement single instance per machine application?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4223061/how-to-implement-single-instance-per-machine-application

explains about the two scopes for a Mutex object and highlights why this is important when using terminal services see second..

f# Method Chaining vs |> Pipe Operator

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7698133/f-method-chaining-vs-pipe-operator

method name. Even StackOverflow's syntax highlighter highlights the wrong irrelevant thing. Either that or I'm just not used..