c# Programming Glossary: partly

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1116249/manualresetevent-vs-thread-sleep

jobs and the delay is gone altogether. My question is partly Why does this happen granted that Thread.Sleep int can very.. int can very well sleep for longer than you specify and partly How does the ManualResetEvent achieve this level of performance..

Performance difference for control structures 'for' and 'foreach' in C#

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1124753/performance-difference-for-control-structures-for-and-foreach-in-c-sharp

for loop foreach share improve this question Well it partly depends on the exact type of list . It will also depend on the..

Where clause on collection

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13903314/where-clause-on-collection

lodgings included i.e. the navigation properties loaded partly. This can be convenient when the entities are to be serialized.. that too . But is is possible to make a collection with partly loaded navigation properties. The book at page 40 shows how.. properties. The book at page 40 shows how you can partly load navigation properties of a single entity in short context.Entry..

Custom Compiler Warnings

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/154109/custom-compiler-warnings

it... Unfortunately ObsoleteAttribute is sealed probably partly due to the special treatment hence you can't subclass your own..

Does using “new” on a strict allocate it on the heap or stack?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/203695/does-using-new-on-a-strict-allocate-it-on-the-heap-or-stack

mostly because I don't actually know the answer and partly because it would complicate things too much. Finally all of..

Merging dictionaries in C#

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/294138/merging-dictionaries-in-c-sharp

c# dictionary merge share improve this question This partly depends on what you want to happen if you run into duplicates...

Can a Generic Method handle both Reference and Nullable Value types?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/303287/can-a-generic-method-handle-both-reference-and-nullable-value-types

with. I'd like to reimplement these as a generic method partly to reduce redundancy and partly to learn how to write generic.. these as a generic method partly to reduce redundancy and partly to learn how to write generic methods in general. I've written..

In C# what is the difference between ToUpper() and ToUpperInvariant()?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3550213/in-c-sharp-what-is-the-difference-between-toupper-and-toupperinvariant

This is just one example I know off the top of my head... partly because it bit me years ago in Java where I was upper casing..

Parse Complex WSDL Parameter Information

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4452724/parse-complex-wsdl-parameter-information

but it gets the job done hopefully . I based this code partly on the link you provided and then added some recursion to parse..

Serialize Class containing Dictionary member

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/495647/serialize-class-containing-dictionary-member

classes implementing the IDictionary interface. This was partly due to schedule constraints and partly due to the fact that.. interface. This was partly due to schedule constraints and partly due to the fact that a hashtable does not have a counterpart..

Cannot implicitly convert List<T> to Collection<T>

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/524428/cannot-implicitly-convert-listt-to-collectiont

As for the new List int some collection int question it partly depends on what the collection is. If it implements ICollection..

C# property and ref parameter, why no sugar?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/529782/c-sharp-property-and-ref-parameter-why-no-sugar

like this sugar but only when calling interop methods partly due to the sheer propensity of ref in this scenario. I haven't..

Linq to SQL - Accessing System Databases/Tables?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/54222/linq-to-sql-accessing-system-databases-tables

before. The information for these packages is contained partly within the sysjobs table a system table within the msdb database..

How do you know what to test when writing unit tests?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/62625/how-do-you-know-what-to-test-when-writing-unit-tests

I also recommend taking a look at my blog post which was partly inspired by my question I have got some good feedback on that...

Basic Dual Contouring Theory

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6485908/basic-dual-contouring-theory

dual contouring isosurface extractor in python using numpy partly just to satisfy my own morbid curiosity on how it worked . Here..