(Well, look at that. I did manage to write another Programming post after all.)
One of the really great things about WPF is its composable UI structure and dynamic layouts — the ability to replace one set of controls with another on the fly as things happen (eg. when something is selected by the user) [...]
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Today’s topic is fairly basic, but hey, it gives me a chance to moan about something weird in the framework, so it’s not all bad WARNING: As discussed in the comments, this collection class uses weak events, and (due to a bug in the .NET framework itself) weak events are not reliable unless you’re using .NET 3.5 SP1 or higher. If you’re stuck with an earlier version of the framework (or don’t want to verify that end users have [...] For those who don’t already know, my main desktop machine at the moment is running 64-bit Windows. There probably isn’t a particularly good reason for doing that — after all, I’ve only got 2GB of RAM in there at the moment, so I’m not even hitting the 3GB limit of 32-bit Windows yet. [...] Continuing on the theme of mixing managed and native code from my last programming post, here’s another issue I ran into at about the same time… In one of the projects I’m working on I hit a fairly nasty problem involving (as might be obvious from the title) both AppDomains and unmanaged code calling back into managed code. But first, a little background. 2007-05-29 07:00 |
 Tags: .NET, AppDomain, C++, callback, interop, native |  Category: Programming |  13 comments |
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