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Questions - .net-4.5

How to embed Nuget in WPF Application

I have a WPF Client application project (.Net Framework v4.5.2+). There are no pre-requisites at Client end to use the product. All the external references are stored in a folder and MSI installer cop...
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RDV

wpf

deployment

.net-4.5

nuget-package

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Answers: 1

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A NuGet package contains assemblies (DLLs) that are downloaded when you build your app. These assemblies should then be copied to the output folder of your compiled app together with all other assembl...
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mm8

.Net framework upgrade from 4 to 4.5.2

We currently have a Winforms application targeting .NET Framework 4. When trying to upgrade to 4.5.2 we get an error: The type 'Object' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add ...
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Huzan Toorkey

.net

.net-4.0

.net-4.5

.net-framework-version

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

Alternative to nameof in C# 5.0 (NET Framework 4.5)

I have an Addin in which I do calls to public method within a DLL which is mine. I have a very weird scenario where I need dynamically (not hardcoded) to get the name of the DLL method I am being call...
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Willy

c#

reflection

visual-studio-2019

.net-4.5

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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Action (like every other delegate type) has a property Method, which is a MethodInfo, containing the information you can also get via refelection. Hence you could use ExecuteMethod(() => myCore.Som...
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SomeBody

Format integer to be at least X digits by adding trailing zeroes

Is there a way to format an integer to be at least X digits by adding trailing zeroes? Such that with X being 4 I would get: 4 -> 4000 58 -> 5800 372 -> 3720 5432 -> 5432 12345678 -> 12...
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user1151923

c#

.net-4.5

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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int intValue = 20; int x=4; int.parse(intValue.ToString().PadRight('0',x)) Something like this should work Check the syntax.
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Rupesh P

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