The situation I talked about in my previous post had one very big issue: LINQ sometimes just is too dynamic... ;) The fact that I changed the value for the Ranking property for each SpecificObject that got matched, made the primary LINQ query have a different...
While developing an algorithm to match preferences to possibilities, I had to sort a generic list of a specific object type (SpecificObject). The first x objects would be matched, the rest would be excluded because of the number of available places. To...
We probably all worked with dynamically generated controls on forms, ASP.NET pages or (user) controls. And I guess we've all written for-each statements to loop through the ControlCollection and filter out all the controls of a specific type, right...