Friday, May 10, 2013
Returning from definition in VS
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Linq to select all rows with data in datable
_data.Tables[tempStr].Rows.Cast<DataRow>().Where(row => !row.ItemArray.All(field => field is System.DBNull || string.Compare((field as string).Trim(), string.Empty) == 0)).CopyToDataTable();
Monday, May 6, 2013
format config files in notepad++ nicely
alt-L -> X
removing a row in spreadsheetgear from a range
You can't do this range( "1:1").delete - you will get an error that s/sh gear can only delete a full row
you have to refer to the row of the range as if the range is a full spreadsheet
You can't refer to the underlying location values
you have to refer to the row of the range as if the range is a full spreadsheet
this is what I did
public static IRange
RemoveHeader(IRange range)
{
try
{
string
startingCol ="a";
string
endingCol = GetExcelColumnName(range.ColumnCount);
int
startRow = 2;
int
endRow = range.RowCount;
string
newrange = string.Format("{0}{1}:{2}{3}", startingCol, startRow,
endingCol, endRow);
if
(!range.Union(range.Range[newrange]).Equals(range))
{
throw
new EExcelUtilsRangeOutOfBoundsOfData();
}
return
range[newrange];
}
catch
{
throw
new EExcelUtilsRangeOutOfBoundsOfData();
}
}
Guid like strings in SQL
we were having an issue that there was a table that had all string values, guids and non guids, and a join on a guid table was failing so we did this
select * into #blah
from
blah WITH (NOLOCK)
where string_val LIKE
REPLACE('00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000', '0', '[0-9a-fA-F]')
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Defaults with WCF
if you set up a WCF service the default Binding type will be basicHttpBinding
when you create a reference the name of the binding will be basicHttpBinding_theinterface
it makes no difference if the name is different on the client , as long as the type is the same
when you create a reference the name of the binding will be basicHttpBinding_theinterface
it makes no difference if the name is different on the client , as long as the type is the same
Spreadsheetgear Issue with Macros
S/shgear lists macros under namedranges
this makes no sense to me
I had to do this to weed them out:
this makes no sense to me
I had to do this to weed them out:
SpreadsheetGear.IRange tempName = name.RefersToRange;
//tempName.Name!=
null avoids adding macros
//wish
s/sh gear had a better way of identifying name type
if
(tempName != null && tempName.Name!= null)
{
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