Linq Challenge in C++

Taking what seems to be a simple LINQ task (in C#) and converting it to C++.
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Programming Forums

 

 

Here is a list of programming forums I visit for:

  • Seeing what programmers are currently learning
  • Seeing what makes programmers struggle
  • Answering programming questions
  • Asking programming questions

The sites require (free) registration and, in different ways, keep track of points you earn for participation as well as a reputation score.

Here they are in no specific order:

  1. http://www.daniweb.com
  2. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/
  3. http://stackoverflow.com/
  4. http://stackexchange.com/
  5. http://www.experts-exchange.com/
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Releasing Email File Attachment Resources (System.Net.Mail)

Lesson learned about releasing attachment resources with System.Net.Mail.
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GridView from LINQ to Objects

A technique for displaying results from LINQ to an ASP.NET GridView.
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Ambiguous Symbol -- Compiler Error C2872

How I solved the Ambiguous Symbol -- Compiler Error C2872 problem in C++ (dot net).
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ResponseStatusLine protocol violation

This is an example of how to get around the ResponseStatusLine protocol violation in multiple .NET languages and in the app.config file.
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Playing with Enumerable.Range (System.Linq)

Here's an example of something fun and useful with Enumerable.Range in four different languages.
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Packing a DBF

I thought my days of dealing with DBFs as a "production data" source were over, but HA (no such luck). Here is a method of using the FoxPro ODBC driver to Pack a DBF file (removing deleted content from the repository).
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Geek Quiz

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Calling An ASMX Web Service From Different Languages

Here are some examples of calling a particular ASMX Web Service from different languages.
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Cross-language Extension Method Calling

In my last post, I showed how Extension methods can be created in the .NET 2.0 environment. In this post, I discuss calling the extensions from other dot net languages.
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Extension Methods in Dot Net 2.0

Here is a short, simple method of harnessing Extension methods in Dot Net 2.0. Please read the linked article first.
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Ruby-Like "times" method #ruby #csharp #linq #vb #cpp

Here's the implementation of the Ruby-like "times" method that executes a block of code (n) times.
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Enumerable::ToList() - C++ Missing From MSDN

It seems the C++ code example for Enumerable::ToList() is absent/missing from MSDN. Here is my version of the missing example for Enumerable::ToList();
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Linq Distinct and Custom Object Sort

I've seen a lot of posts of people having problems using Distinct() and/or Sort() with custom objects. Here is an example showing an implementation of both (in C++, C# and VB). This post includes custom Compare methods, the implementation of Distinct() and the use of List.ForEach in the 3 main dot net languages.
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