Back when I was learning C#, I was taught a pattern for events that went something like this: public class Tribe { // For demonstration only. Please do not write code like this. public class TribesmanAddedEventArgs : EventArgs { private readonly Tribesman _tribesman; public TribesmanAddedEventArgs(Tri... tribesman) { _tribesman = tribesman; } public Tribesman NewTribesman { get { return _tribesman; } } } public delegate void TribesmanAddedDelegate(object sender, TribesmanAddedEventArgs args); ......
Last night, the Ann Arbor .Net Developers group held annual elections, and made new director appointments. The new leadership team is: President: Jay Harris Vice President: Scott Zischerk Secretary: Darrell Hawley Treasurer: Eric Bratton Director of Programming: Mike Woelmer Director of Membership: Dennis Burton Director of Sponsorship: Brian Genisio (me!) With my new role, I will be soliciting companies for sponsorship. This will require me to get out there a bit more than I am used to, which is ......
The Problem I have been developing with Silverlight for a few months now, and I have really been enjoying myself. It has been the enabling technology my project and we have been extremely productive in the environment. Unfortunately, Silverlight is still in version 2.0 and there are some missing capabilities. One such hole in the framework is "Drag and Drop". There is no support for it directly. There are several blog examples on the web, but I have yet to find a fully encapsulated, generic solution ......