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Download source; 1 Doing XML and XSD related work in .NET8. I was recently doing some work related to XML and XSD processing in .NET8 environment and created several proof-of-concept applications to evaluate the tools available.
It could be used to make many useful code conversion. SharpDevelop IDE is the mother of NRefactory v4 library which is the most uses converting library; The conversion that done using SharpDevelop IDE is much beater. It provide a wide range of code conversion C#, VB.NET, Boo, Python, Ruby; About NRefactory v4:
SolutionConverter will convert a complete Visual Studio solution from one version to another; it allows you to convert your solutions to both older and newer versions. Currently, Visual Studio 2005, 2008, and 2010 are supported, including Visual C# Express and Visual Basic Express editions. Visual C++ project conversion is not yet supported.
The object returned is implementation-specific, but it provides an assignment operator and automatic conversion to from_type& so that the following sentences can be written: bimap < int, string > bm; bm[" Hello"]=1; // assignment int i=bm[" Hello"]; // retrieval of an int& const versions of this operator are provided.
Introduction. This article helps to transpose (convert rows into columns and columns into rows) a DataTable using C# code in an ASP.NET Web application (can be used in Windows Form as well).
In this article, we build a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline using KitOps, integrating tools like ChromaDB for embeddings, Llama 3 for language models, and SentenceTransformer for embedding models.
A brief example of how to create and implement a custom log4net appender
The POCO Generator is a comprehensive tool for generating POCO classes with a focus on customization and flexibility, supporting various database object types and relationships.
Download article as a PDF document. (88.5 KB) Preface. If you have been programming for either a few months or a few years, chances are you have come across the terms binary (bin for short) and hexadecimal (hex for short) at some point in your career.