IS there a way to pass an array of types to the "is" operator? I am trying to simplify the syntax of checking an object against multiple types. Something like
I deployed .net core 2.0 application to IIS and I get the following error. InvalidOperationException: The view 'Index' was not found. The following location
I have two modules for my Discord Bot: The first one is the UserModule, where every commands are, that users can execute, and the second one is the AdminModule,
I am calling a REST endpoint from C# and I am receiving json which gets serialized into an object. One of the properties on this object is a dynamic property. T
I have a string that look like that "a,b,c,d,e,1,4,3,5,8,7,5,1,2,6.... and so on. I am looking for the best way to split it and make it look like that: a
In database I have next model tblWorkItem with next field: public List<xWorkItemItemFailReason> WorkItemItemFailReasons { get; set; } When I am trying
How can I enable zoom on a contentpage in xamarin forms? Is it possible to enable it on the entire contentpage? Or is it only possible to zoom in on images?
In my ASP.NET Core MVC (2.2) app I have completed the setup for a global error handling class. I inject this class in the Startup.cs of my project by using app.
Here is my code: public async Task<IActionResult> Index(ICollection<IFormFile> files) { foreach (var file in files) uploaddb(file);
I've just setup new projects, Pegasus (my main web application) and PegasusEntities (my database objects). My Pegasus start-up code includes the following. buil
For background, I am following the tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuN94qNwQmM . As the code is too long I am putting that in git https://github.
I have a web project build on .net framework 4.5.1. We are trying to added PostgreSQL support for the project. Using Nuget, I have installed 4.0.4 npgsql to the
Using the System.Text.Json serializer capabilities in .NET Core, how can I specify a custom value for an enum value, similar to JsonPropertyName? For example:
I have been trying to get rid of this problem but seems like there's no solution to this, my visual studio keeps on popping save as dialog box whenever I try to
Is the following code thread-safe? public object DemoObject {get;set;} public void DemoMethod() { if (DemoObject is IDemoInterface demo) { dem
I wrote an Outlook plugin in which a method searches for a contact's phone number by searching the default contact folder for contacts with a specified email ad
So I didn't use to have this issue as much in older versions, and it even then it was easy to get used to, but i got VS 2019 recently and now when I write code
In a Blazor app I have a file uploader that can take multiple files. When the user clicked 'upload' I used something like this: private async Task HandleFileUpl
I have string which I need to split() and assign it's value into two variables. Is it possible for split() to return tuple instead of string[] so I can do somet
I'm trying to convert an IQueryable to IQueryable to allow me to take advantage of the dynamic filtering offered by Linq in the EntityFramework context. I'm try