[Magazine] The Pragmatic Bookshelf - By Programmers For Programmers - Free Download

The Pragmatic Bookshelf

By programmers for programmers

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DotNet Curry

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Remember the old days: The bitwise operations

Take a look at this great article, written by Alessandro Zifiglio, remembering programming basics and something most of the developers forget and unfortunately use too little. In the good old days the bitwise operators were part of our programmer everyday life. Nowadays they are used only by the good developers which still think in optimizations and performance issues.

Bitwise operators in c# OR(|), XOR(^), AND(&), NOT(~)

Using PowerCfg to Evaluate System Energy Efficiency

Use PowerCfg to Evaluate Energy Efficiency of your laptop. Just type the following command powercfg –ENERGY via command prompt To have more knowledge about this command, just follow the above link. http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/pnppwr/powermgmt/powercfg.mspx

Convert string[] to ArrayList And ArrayList to string[]

This is how you can convert a string[] into an ArrayList in c#

  
  
// string[] -> ArrayList
string[] msg = this.message.Split('\n');

ArrayList arrayList = new ArrayList();
arrayList.AddRange(msg);
  
// ArrayList -> string[]
string[] arrayStrings = arrayList.ToArray(typeof(string)) as string[];

Password Property in a PropertyGrid

If you have a property in a class to keep track of a password, and you want that class to be editable in a PropertyGrid, but you don't want the password to be human readable, then you just need to add the attribute PasswordPropertyTextAttribute to your property and set the in argument to true, like the example below. This way the users will see circles instead of the pressed keys.

  
[PasswordPropertyTextAttribute(true)]
public string Password { get; set; }