Just noticed that your blog template is missing the usual RSS feed link (http://peteohanlon.wordpress.com/feed/). Don’t know whether you removed it on purpose though…
Hello, nice site you have here. Quick question, what plugin did you use to highlight code on your site? I was looking for something like that to put in code musings but gave up a while ago…
It’s built into WordPress.com. All you do is wrap your code in [ sourcecode language='csharp'][/ sourcecode]. I find it works best if I edit my post in something like Notepad and then paste it in with the sourcecode markup tags already present.
Tom, I was searching for the same thing and it was exactly that peter said.
If you need more information and other tag details, just check it http://support.wordpress.com/code/
We are developing a vector drawing application in WPF but have run up against a snag. For example, if I draw a simple rectangle (this uses the rectangle geometry class to draw the rectangle on the canvas) I then have an option to “convert the rectangle to “Bezier” which changes the rectangle class to “path geometry” in order to edit the individual nodes of the rectangle shape.
Is there a way to change this back to a rectangle geometry class? After editing the rectangle nodes, I want to have the ability to resize the rectangle, for example, but am unable to do this.
This would be similar to how Microsoft handles this in Expression Design. They have the Selection tool that allows you to resize, rotate, etc. the drawn shape, and when you switch to the Direct Selection tool the adorner is no longer there which allows you to edit the nodes of the shape. When you then switch back to the Selection tool, the node editing is no longer there and you can then resize, rotate, etc. again.
I found your blog through The Code Project. I hope you don’t mind me leaving a comment here.
Recently, SAP Business Objects launched some new online initiatives to better connect with its Crystal Reports product users. The biggest component of this is creating a greater sense of community around an SAP-official space. The new SAP Crystal Reports Server and Dashboard Solutions Facebook page and the @Crystalreports Twitter feed were created to be the main places on the Internet where community members can engage in conversation about the products, with each other and with SAP.
I’m currently working with SAP to help generate this sense of community by reaching out to users on forums where Crystal Reports products are a common topic of discussion. We’re looking for knowledgeable and active forum participants to help us out, which is why I’m contacting you. We’d love it if you could take a look at the Facebook page and Twitter feed and let us know what you think. We’re looking for feedback on how the page and feed can be most useful to users such as yourself, and hopefully provide information and discussion from SAP.
Please follow the links below, and let us know what you think. We’d be delighted to hear from you.
Crystal Reports Server and Dashboard Solutions Facebook page: http://bit.ly/cdOub0
In one of my article posted in Code Project (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/silverlight/SilverlightCommandBinding.aspx) you mentioned that: “Just a minor nitpick, but in the OnPropertyChanged handler, you test the PropertyChanged event and then raise a notification if it si not null. This can lead to a race condition where the event is disconnected *BEFORE* it is called. What you should do is assign the PropertyChanged to a local variable and test this:”.
I din’t get the exact purpose of setting the event in a local variable and then using it. I didn’t understand it. Can you please help me on this to understand?
Sorry, I don’t have your contact. Thus thought to use this forum to get back to you.
Hi Pete, If you are up in the Western Highlands, I’m in Applecross. You and family are welcome to pop in for a coffee. Just ask for Annie the Baker when you get to the Inn – everyone knows me! If not, have a great holiday anyway.
Just noticed that your blog template is missing the usual RSS feed link (http://peteohanlon.wordpress.com/feed/). Don’t know whether you removed it on purpose though…
Cheers,
Philipp
Hello, nice site you have here. Quick question, what plugin did you use to highlight code on your site? I was looking for something like that to put in code musings but gave up a while ago…
Tom
It’s built into WordPress.com. All you do is wrap your code in [ sourcecode language='csharp'][/ sourcecode]. I find it works best if I edit my post in something like Notepad and then paste it in with the sourcecode markup tags already present.
peter, I have tried to post my code as you said, but no succes. Can you please help me on this.
my blog http://abhijitjana.net
peter, got it worked…Thank you so much… !! Here is my blog : http://abhijitjana.net
Tom, I was searching for the same thing and it was exactly that peter said.
If you need more information and other tag details, just check it
http://support.wordpress.com/code/
We are developing a vector drawing application in WPF but have run up against a snag. For example, if I draw a simple rectangle (this uses the rectangle geometry class to draw the rectangle on the canvas) I then have an option to “convert the rectangle to “Bezier” which changes the rectangle class to “path geometry” in order to edit the individual nodes of the rectangle shape.
Is there a way to change this back to a rectangle geometry class? After editing the rectangle nodes, I want to have the ability to resize the rectangle, for example, but am unable to do this.
This would be similar to how Microsoft handles this in Expression Design. They have the Selection tool that allows you to resize, rotate, etc. the drawn shape, and when you switch to the Direct Selection tool the adorner is no longer there which allows you to edit the nodes of the shape. When you then switch back to the Selection tool, the node editing is no longer there and you can then resize, rotate, etc. again.
Hi Pete,
I found your blog through The Code Project. I hope you don’t mind me leaving a comment here.
Recently, SAP Business Objects launched some new online initiatives to better connect with its Crystal Reports product users. The biggest component of this is creating a greater sense of community around an SAP-official space. The new SAP Crystal Reports Server and Dashboard Solutions Facebook page and the @Crystalreports Twitter feed were created to be the main places on the Internet where community members can engage in conversation about the products, with each other and with SAP.
I’m currently working with SAP to help generate this sense of community by reaching out to users on forums where Crystal Reports products are a common topic of discussion. We’re looking for knowledgeable and active forum participants to help us out, which is why I’m contacting you. We’d love it if you could take a look at the Facebook page and Twitter feed and let us know what you think. We’re looking for feedback on how the page and feed can be most useful to users such as yourself, and hopefully provide information and discussion from SAP.
Please follow the links below, and let us know what you think. We’d be delighted to hear from you.
Crystal Reports Server and Dashboard Solutions Facebook page: http://bit.ly/cdOub0
@Crystalreports Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/crystalreports
- Susan
Hi Peter,
In one of my article posted in Code Project (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/silverlight/SilverlightCommandBinding.aspx) you mentioned that: “Just a minor nitpick, but in the OnPropertyChanged handler, you test the PropertyChanged event and then raise a notification if it si not null. This can lead to a race condition where the event is disconnected *BEFORE* it is called. What you should do is assign the PropertyChanged to a local variable and test this:”.
I din’t get the exact purpose of setting the event in a local variable and then using it. I didn’t understand it. Can you please help me on this to understand?
Sorry, I don’t have your contact. Thus thought to use this forum to get back to you.
Regards,
Kunal
I’ve added the answer to your original post.
Hi Pete, If you are up in the Western Highlands, I’m in Applecross. You and family are welcome to pop in for a coffee. Just ask for Annie the Baker when you get to the Inn – everyone knows me! If not, have a great holiday anyway.
Annie (AnnieMacD from Code Project)
Thanks Annie. We weren’t – we were just outside Castle Douglas. Had a great time, as always.
Nice to see your blog pete