The mix of strongtyped datasets, DBNull values, WPF and bindings will likely yield exceptions of invalid cast type when binding nullable columns. Imagine you have a table with […]
Go To Implementator update
Due to the DXCore/CodeRush internal reorganization I’ve had to update my Go To Implementator plugin as well. Nothing changed except that the new version (1.0.6) now works with […]
Righthand DataSet Visualizer goes 1.0
As a New Year’s gift I’ve fixed few bugs in Righthand DataSet Visualizer and set its version to 1.0. Here are some changes: uncompressed assembly is a bit […]
Capture DirectX 10/11 debug output to Visual Studio
Working with default DirectX configuration in a Visual Studio project is like working with a black box. Even more so when you have a managed code project. Mostly […]
Logging exceptions with NLog
A feature of my nice WPF application is to log exceptions that bring it down when running standalone. Of course this never happens but still, if such an […]
Getting HRESULT: 0x80131515 when running Righthand DataSet Visualizer?
Are you getting a HRESULT: 0x80131515 when invoking Righthand DataSet Visualizer from Visual Studio like this: The problem is that OS marked the visualizer assembly as unsecure since […]
Righthand DataSet Visualizer now supports Visual Studio 2010
New in 0.9.16: added support for Visual Studio 2010 and updated user interface a bit. As before, everything is merged into a single dll file which is also […]
An annoying non-persistent memory leak in .net framework MDI
I had to investigate a memory leak in an application I am building for my client. It is a MDI application using DevExpress XtraTabbedMdiManager that provides some MDI […]
Running NLog in WPF Browser Application and other partially trusted environments
NLog is a pretty slick logging library, no doubts about that. However if you try to use it from a partially trusted environment you are facing some problems. […]
Generic Thread.VolatileRead and Thread.VolatileWrite
I am thinking about using a generic version of Thread.VolatileRead and Thread.VolatileWrite. The code is similar to existing one (actually there are plenty of overloads) with the difference […]