Last post I promised that I would post the final code that I was working on, in regards to Generics and DynamicMethods. The basic idea of the code is a class that generates DynamicMethod delegates that have been casted as a certain type of delegate, using Generics. Here's what I was thinking the calling code would look like TestDelegate del = generator.SomeMethod<Tes... Surprisingly, this was a lot hard than it first seems. It seems that there are some restrictions with Generics and...

test Recently I had one of those aggrivating, head pounding, pick up the monitor and throw it through the window, wall, co-worker, whatever is closest. The issue involved using DynamicMethods, CreateDelegate method, and binding the DynamicMethod to an object. I was working on an experiment with DynamicMethods and Generics (thats for another post), when I encountered the problem. Thinking it was some issue to do with the Generics (which there are a lot), I worked on a test code that had nothing to...

The TestDriven.net vs addin now has code coverage for all of us that can't afford Team Suite. The addin now plays nicely with the open source code coverage tool NCover. For those of you who don't know what TestDriven.Net is, its a addin for Visual Studio that allows you to run your unit test directly from the IDE. It supports NUnit, MbUnit, and even Team Suite Tests. And the best feature is that you can even debug your unit tests. Jamie just keeps making TestDriven.Net better and better. If you don't...

I've been reading about one of the obscure new features of .Net 2.0 called DynamicMethods. Part of the System.Reflection.Emit namespace, the DynamicMethod class allows you to create and execute methods at runtime without creating any dynamic assembly or dynamic type. This by itself sounds interesting, but not very useful. I mean how often do you have the need to dynamic generate methods? Except for certain situations, not very often if at all. But DynamicMethods have one other interesting feature....

Does anyone know of any open source podcast clients written in .net? I've been searching for the past hour or so and haven't found anything. There are a lot of free clients out there (and I mean a lot) for .net, but they seem to be lacking a couple of vital features here and there. I need a podcast client that: 1) Supports Proxy and Proxy Authenication (really really annoyed that the place I work is enforcing this) 2) Save files to subscription specific folders (that is one folder per podcast) But...