I'm using Eclipse as my IDE for a C++ project, and I would love for it to tell me where a given symbol is defined and what the parameters are for a function. However, there's a catch: I also use Lazy C++, a tool that takes a single source file and generates the .h and the .cpp files. Those .lzz files look like headers, but this tool sup...
Why are static indexers disallowed in C#? I see no reason why they should not be allowed and furthermore they could be very useful. For example: static class ConfigurationManager { public object this[string name]{ get{ return ConfigurationManager.getProperty(name); } set { ...
Is it possible to have something like the following: class C { public Foo Foos[int i] { ... } public Bar Bars[int i] { ... } } If not, then are what are some of the ways I can achieve this? I know I could make functions called getFoo(int i) and getBar(int i) but I was hoping to do this with pro...
I'm developing a Desktop Search Engine in VB 9 using Lucene.NET I wish to delete and create a new entry for a file that is updated. The Index stores complete file path and the last modified date. doc.Add(New Field("path", filepath, Field.Store.YES, Field.Index.UN_TOKENIZED)) doc.Add(New Field("modified", New FileInfo(filepath).LastWri...
Extension Methods for Indexers, would they be good ? I was playing around with some code that re-hydrates POCO's. The code iterates around rows returned from a SqlDataReader and and uses reflection to assign properties from column values. Down my call stack I had a code a line like this :- poco.Set(“Surname”, “Smith”); // uses exten...
I have a class with an indexer property, with a string key: public class IndexerProvider { public object this[string key] { get { return ... } set { ... } } ... } I bind to an instance of this class in WPF, using indexer notation: <TextBox Text="{Bin...
Hi I have the following code inside main method: List<Rectangle> rects = new List<Rectangle>(); for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { rects.Add(new Rectangle(1, 1, 1, 1)); } foreach (Rectangle item in rects) { Console.WriteLine(item); } rects[1].Inflate(100, 100); foreach (Rectangle item in rects) { Console.WriteLine(item); } ...
Hello, how is it possible to know whether an object implements an indexer?, I need to share a logic for a DataRow and a IDataReader, but they don't share any interface. I tried also with generics but don't know what restriction should I put on the where clause. public class Indexer { // myObject should be a DataRow or a IDataReader...
I am trying to implement a C++/CLI class that implements both IList and IList<T>. Since they have overlapping names, I have to implement one of them explicitly, and the natural choice should be IList. The implicit implementation of the indexer is: using namespace System::Collections::Generic; generic<class InnerT> public ref class MyL...
Eclipse CDT provides two indexers for C/C++ code (Preferences > C/C++ > Indexer). Does anybody know what the exact difference is between these two? The help file isn't exactly enlightening: "CDT supports the contribution of additional indexers, with 2 indexers being provided with the default CDT release: Fast C/C++ In...
I'm looking for a way to search through our subversion repository or just packaged source code. Are there any downloadable servers/tools like Google Code Search to index source code (preferable with support of version control systems like svn) and allow us to search in it? Is there any tool that will index documents too? ...
hi, I'm stuck trying to add org.nakedobjects.prototyping : application, the nexus indexer cant find anything. I've realized that in the url text box doesn't contains the http;//repo1.maven.org/maven2/ address, any clues? I'm using the latest version of eclipse 3.4.2 ...
I have a class like this: public class SomeClass { private const string sessionKey = "__Privileges"; public Dictionary<int, Privilege> Privileges { get { if (Session[sessionKey] == null) { Session[sessionKey] = new Dictionary<int, Privilege>(); } ...
In C#, what's the syntax for declaring an indexer as part of an interface? Is it still this[ ]? Something feels odd about using the this keyword in an interface. ...
I am trying to do something like this on an indexer class: [DebuggerDisplay("Debug: {_Items[index]}")] public override string this[byte index] However, when the debugger evaluates the string, the message in the value field is "index does not exist in the current context". Is there some way to use the DebuggerDisplay attribute...
To have an indexer we use the following format: class ClassName { DataType[] ArrayName = new DataType[Length]; public DataType this[int i] { get { return ArrayName[i]; } } } For the sake of simplicity I used the format, even though we can go for a custom indexer also. According to my understanding, we are kee...
I have been set a challenge to create an indexer that takes all words 4 characters or more, and stores them in a database along with how many times the word was used. I have to run this indexer on 4,000 txt files. Currently, it takes about 12-15 minutes - and I'm wondering if anyone has a suggestion for speeding things up? Currently...
Hi! I have a Contact entity that exposes a navigation proeprty for child Phone entities. Public Class Contact : Inherits EntityObject Public Property Phones() As EntityCollection(Of Phone) EndClass I want to Xamly retrieve the first phone of the bound contact. I tried the following but it doesn't work. Note: I also tried Phon...
I'm not entirely sure if I have all the terminology correct so forgive me if I'm wrong. I was wondering if it would be possible to send an argument(s) to the method. Take the following for example. public item (int index) { get { return list[index]; } set { list[index] = value; } } I know that as it is, it will error. ...
Let's ay I have this query: var results = from row in db.Table select row; How can I access this: string name = results[0]["columnName"]; ...