I'm working on a plug-in for a 3D modeling program to assist in architectural design. I have a Building class which needs to contain a collection of Floors.
My Floor class has properties such as Elevation, Height, ProgramType (residential, retail, etc), and ID. Each building has a FloorList property which is the collection of all the ...
Hi, I've got following mappings:
<bag name="BList" table="A_TABLE" inverse="true" lazy="false" cascade="all-delete-orphan">
<key column="A_ID"/>
<one-to-many
class="B, Model" />
</bag>
And
<many-to-one name="A"
class="A, Model"
column="A_ID"
not-null="true" />
Performing insert and up...
I work for an Architecture firm and I am creating a plug-in for a 3D modeling program to assist design. I have a Building class, and a Floor class. The building contains a reference to a FloorList collection of floors. I'm trying to figure out what to base the FloorList collection off of so that I can minimize the amount of work I need t...
I have a service layer returning a collection of entities :
/// <summary>
/// Returns list of all existing accounts.
/// </summary>
IList<Account> GetAllAccounts();
This is called on UI layer to get IList collection and bind it to UI via IBindingList :
public BindingList<Account> Accounts
{
get;
private set;
}
public voi...
I've got a bunch of IDisposable objects in a lookup table (plain old Dictionary<>, right now), but to simplify the code and avoid error's I'm looking for a collection class which "owns" the items it holds, and to avoid reinventing the wheel - does such a class already exist?
The specification should be that:
- The collection must be di...
Is it possible to itterate directly over properties of the objects stored within a Dictionary collection in C#?
For example, I have a Dictionary called Fields of type Dictionary<String, Field>. The Field object has a property of Data which is of type XmlDataDocument so I would like to do something like,
foreach(XmlDataDocument fieldDat...
I am getting a following exception while enumerating through a queue:
System.InvalidOperationException:
Collection was modified; enumeration
operation may not execute
here is the code excerpt:
1: private bool extractWriteActions(out List<WriteChannel> channelWrites)
2: {
3: channelWrites = new List<WriteChannel>()...
I've got this:
private IEnumerable _myList;
I need to get a count off of that object. I was previously typing _myList to an array and getting the length, but now we are using this same bit of code with a different kind of object. It's still a Collection type (it's a strongly typed Subsonic Collection object), and everything works gr...
I am fairly new to Objective-C and was wondering what the best way to manage collections of tuples was. In C I would use a 2D array or a struct.
Should I be creating objects to contain these tuples? It seems like overkill for just sorting lists or is there no real extra load generated by object initialisation?
...
What are the considerations of using Iterable<T> vs. Collection<T> in Java?
For example, consider implementing a type that is primarily concerned with containing a collection of Foos, and some associated metadata. The constructor of this type allows one-time initialisation of the object list. (The metadata can be set later.) What type s...
I have IQueryable<someClass> baseList
and List<someOtherClass> someData
What I want to do is update attributes in some items in baseList.
For every item in someData, I want to find the corresponding item in baselist and update a property of the item.
someOtherClass.someCode == baseList.myCode
can I do some type of join with Linq and...
I just want to know for what java.util.Collections.checkedList() is actually used.
I have some code that I know is returning me a List<String> but its being passed through a chain of messaging calls and returned to me as a java.io.Serializable. Is that checkedList call good for me to turn my Serializable into a List<String>? I know...
I have what amounts to an Iterator<Integer>... actually it's a class Thing that accepts a Visitor<SomeObject> and calls visit() for a subset of the SomeObjects it contains, and I have to implement Visitor<SomeObject> so it does something like this:
// somehow get all the Id's from each of the SomeObject that Thing lets me visit
public i...
I've got a group of data that looks like this:
001 001 One
001 002 Two
001 003 Three
002 001 One
002 002 Two
002 003 Three
...
Now, certainly, I could create an array of string[x][y] = z, but this array has to be resizable, and i'd prefer to use the string representations of the indexers than convert to numeric. The reason is that ...
I need a block where i can display my "top sellers" but don't know how i can do the collection select. What "addAttributeToSelect" do i need?
...
I've got a MenuManager class to which each module can add a key and and element to be loaded into the main content:
private Dictionary<string,object> _mainContentItems = new Dictionary<string,object>();
public Dictionary<string,object> MainContentItems
{
get { return _mainContentItems; }
set { _mainContentItems = value; }
}
So...
I'm making an immutable struct in .Net which contains a read only collection of a different immutable struct (I have full control over the entire design). I don't need a non-mutating Add method.
What's the best way to do that?
I could make the outer struct have a reference to a ReadOnlyCollection containing the inner struct. Are ther...
Are there advantages to either approach? If I need to traverse List items and perform an action on each one, should I use the traditional foreach loop mechanism or move on to List.ForEach?
Matthew Podwysocki @ CodeBetter.com wrote an interesting article about the anti-for campaign. This got me thinking about the problem a loop is tr...
I want users of my LayoutManager class to be able to write this:
LayoutManager layoutManager = new LayoutManager();
layoutManager.AddMainContentView("customers", "intro",
new View { Title = "Customers Intro", Content = "This is customers intro." });
But what syntax do I need to fill this dictionary in a dictionary in AddMainConte...
Say I have a method that is expecting a generic collection parameter of a base type, see Test.MethodA(IEnumerable(BaseClass) listA) below. How come when I pass it a collection of a derived type the code wont build? Wouldn't all instances of DerivedClass also be a BaseClass?
I could have just created a new List(BaseClass) and passed that...