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Friday, December 19, 2008

Comparing Nullable DateTimes

by Brendan Enrick via Brendan Enrick on 12/19/2008 2:52:00 PM

A couple of days ago I was working on some code when I noticed a comparisons of two DateTime? variables. So I wondered what would happen if either or both of those variables had gotten null values. Since I had never tried it before I figured I would just take a couple of minutes and test some things. Since I already had visual studio open I just created a unit test and wrote some code in there to test the behavior. I've not done it in a console application since it is easier for most people to u ...

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Comparing Nullable DateTimes

by Brendan Enrick via Brendan Enrick on 12/19/2008 2:52:00 PM

A couple of days ago I was working on some code when I noticed a comparisons of two DateTime? variables. So I wondered what would happen if either or both of those variables had gotten null values. Since I had never tried it before I figured I would just take a couple of minutes and test some things. Since I already had visual studio open I just created a unit test and wrote some code in there to test the behavior. I've not done it in a console application since it is easier for most people to u ...

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String Extraction

by Rick Strahl via Rick Strahl's Web Log on 12/19/2008 10:51:15 AM

Ah thought I go back to basics today for a post. An operation I rely on a lot when I’m working with text is the ability to extract strings with delimiters from within another string. RegEx can be quite useful for many scenarios of finding matches and extracting text, but personally for the 10 times a year when I need to use RegEx expressions I tend to relearn most of the cryptic syntax each time. What should take me a couple minutes usually turns into a half an hour of experimenting with RegEx B ...

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