FoggyFinder‭

That's nice that you're provided your attempts but, as it was already mentioned in comments, it would be better to show us all the parts. Again, if you're not sure how to write it properly in C# th...

posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭

Let's say I have some collection of data. My goal is to provide different kind of view of ItemsControl depending on user`s preference. For simplicity, we can assume that user can select only betwe...

1 answer  ·  posted 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭  ·  edited 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭

History of edits to the Q shows that status-bydesign tag was added but instead a new status-by-design tag is created.

1 answer  ·  posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭  ·  edited 2y ago by luap42‭

Some thoughts: Consider using Github (or something like that, but I suggest Github due to its popularity) to share the project. It allows us not only to write some code but open PR with sugges...

posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭

My vote is also for moving such Qs. Main arguments: PU already contains some Qs related to office suite and they're OnTopic there. This kind of Qs doesn't fit well to software development. So i...

posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭  ·  edited 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭

This isn't the cleanest approach but at least it works. One can define two different templates (each of them contains ItemsControl with single difference in ItemsPanelTemplate) and switch between ...

posted 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭

I wrote quick (and somewhere dirty) example to show one of possible approaches: Add properties corresponding to each filter: private string productCode; private string productDescription; ...

posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭

Well, actually I didn't use SqlAdapter to work with DB since I prefer using ORM or write everything by myself (without DataSet, DataTable, SqlAdapter, etc) but I still can give some advices. Here,...

posted 2y ago by FoggyFinder‭

While I tend to agree with @Alexei that reading from the standard input is quite a common issue I also think that console.readline tag is too narrow and therefore it shouldn't exists. On the other...

posted 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭

You can use Array.GetUpperBound method Gets the index of the last element of the specified dimension in the array. and Array.GetLowerBound one accordingly. var arr = new int[,]{ { 1, 2 ...

posted 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭

Disclaimer: I don't work with EF therefore not an expert. EF is tricky and has a lot of dark magic inside so if you're not sure how it all works best to use good old plain SQL or simple libraries....

posted 29d ago by FoggyFinder‭  ·  edited 29d ago by FoggyFinder‭

Total noob here and noob to this site. I've written a non-trivial program in Python. I'm the only one who see contradiction here? Anyway, posting link to GitHub repo is absolutely appropriate....

posted 1y ago by FoggyFinder‭