PeterRitchie
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RT @: @ if you're not using you might as well cut your fingers off
about 3 hours ago
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Trying to get by using VS without . Can't take it; must install .
about 4 hours ago
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@ What about in languages that don't have contracts?
about 6 hours ago
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in reply to adymitruk
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Is there a standard term for designing code to detect problems at compile-time?
about 9 hours ago
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@ Okay, the using directive... Unless it needs a reference to an assembly, I don't think so...
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to kbaley
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BTW, using statement is about IDisposable, and using directive is about importing namespaces...
about 9 hours ago
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@ You were talking about the using statement rather than the user directive, right?
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to kbaley
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@ I haven't checked; but I thought a using directive meant adding a reference to an assembly that had to be checked at startup.
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to lazycoder
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~@ That may have startup performance implications (needs to find/load the reference); but I'd have to check for sure...
about 9 hours ago
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@ I can't comment on unnatural AND repositories... :P-)
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to julielermanvt
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@ But, I booked the flight already!
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to adymitruk
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~@ For clarity, there are some things the C# compiler can optimize within a using block; but the JIT can't...
about 9 hours ago
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~@ likely you shouldn't care, otherwise you'd have to manage the life of the object yourself and call Dispose appropriately...
about 9 hours ago
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~@ How is that any different than my life outside of Twitter? :-)
about 9 hours ago
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~@ @ ...because using is an alias for a try/catch. For more details see
about 9 hours ago
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~@ @ Actually, "using" does have a performance penalty. Anything within the using block can't be optimized by the JIT.
about 9 hours ago
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@ Feel free to share with @, or she can DM me :-)
about 9 hours ago
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in reply to dbelcham
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I think it's important to treat your domain model as a framework--with all your other code clients to that framework.
about 18 hours ago
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@ "leaning"; Bahamas is not leaning towards Christianity, it's standing in the middle of it.
about 18 hours ago
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in reply to kbaley
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@ Yeah, that means you can't type ;)
about 18 hours ago
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