Category: code

I decided to extend my DynamicObject class to enable me to do this: [Test] public void MyDynamicObject_SetWithSetter_CanGetByReference() { // Arrange dynamic obj = new MyDynamicObject(); obj[“property1”] = true; // Act bool value = obj.property1; // Assert Assert.That(value); } And this: [Test] public void MyDynamicObject_SetDelegateWithSetter_CanCallDelegate() { // Arrange dynamic obj = new MyDynamicObject(); Func<bool> d = () => true; obj[“property1”] =… Read more →

I have a situation where I want a dynamic object that can used within generic classes and methods. I have a generic service that accepts any instance that implements a predefined interface: public interface IMyInterface { bool enabled { get; set; } } public class MyGenericService<T> where T : IMyInterface { public void Process(T obj) { obj.enabled = true; }… Read more →

I asked the question “How to discover the underlying Implementation Type of a decorated instance when calling GetAllInstances?” on stackoverflow and got a perfectly valid answer – here’s a sample implementation to prove that it would work. Start with some test abstractions and implementations: public interface ICommandHandler<TCommand> { void Execute(); } public class A { } public class B {… Read more →

Today I decided to create a run-time compiled Csv generator and compare it to a compile-time version of the same code. It works a treat with little noticeable difference in performance over 10000 runs (of a very small table) These are the compile time definitions: public class Client { public long id { get; set; } public string forenames {… Read more →

BlogEngine.NET has half baked support for markdown. You can install MarkdownFormatterExtension but this doesn’t do anything unless you enter raw text into the HTML editor view. There is an additional problem that the posts are saved as Xml and as such all the white space is removed during the save process. You can get around this by tweaking the Post… Read more →