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Advanced C# Programming

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Paul Kimmel founded Software Conceptions, Inc., in Okemos, Michigan in 1990 Paul specializes in object-oriented architecture and software design He is the frameworks columnist

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currently the lead architect for a C# and ASP.NET enterprise application for managing the corrections division of the sherrif’s office in Oregon, and he has successfully implemented dozens of corporate and commercial applications in the telecom, insurance, and financial industries and for law enforcement and government agencies, with customers throughout the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico

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defined, 171

implementing, 194–196

registering, 196–197

running from command window, 197–198

testing, 173–174

testing with macros, 197

Wizards, creating custom, 170–174

creating wizard projects, 172

implementing IDTWizard interface, 172

passing arguments by reference, 173

testing wizards, 173–174

Wizards, creating project templates for Visual

Studio NET, 175–184

adding files for Wizard Library templates,

177–178

copying existing project templates, 176–177

creating VSDir files, 182–184

creating wizard launch file, 181–182

modifying common.js script, 180–181

modifying default.js script, 178–180

Wizards, extending Visual Studio NET with,

184–198

completing sample wizard launch files, 196

creating code generators, 188–191

implementing wizard user interface,

191–194

implementing wizards, 194–196

introduction to Common Environment

Object Model, 186–187

registering wizards, 196–197

running wizards from command window,

197–198

testing wizards with macros, 197 writing code with macros, 187–188 writing macros, 185–186

Write-only properties, 14 Writing

code with macros, 187–188 debug information to Output window, 225

to EventLog, 204–205

to FileStream, 131–132 lines of OpCodes, 355–362 macros, 185–186

X

XML control loading XML documents with, 460–462 loading XSL documents with, 460–462 XML documents

loading with XML control, 460–462 reviewing, 457–458

XML Web Services programming, 107–111

in Terrarium, 107 XML/XSL transform modules, implementing, 457–462

XSL documents, loading with XML control, 460–462

XSL documents, reviewing, 459–460 selecting data conditionally, 460 sorting XML, 460

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