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Sojurn – The TV App 15 May 2013 | 09:39 am
A MVVM application written using Caliburn.Micro and MahApps.metro, that gets TV data from TVRage and displays it in a slick interface.
Play Sounds in WPF with PlaySoundAction Behavior 23 Jun 2012 | 12:29 am
If you use Expression Blend you have the option to use Behaviors to help with your coding. One such behavior is the PlaySoundAction behavior. This one lets you play a sound with just XAML code. Here i...
Play Sounds with the SoundPlayer 22 Jun 2012 | 11:55 pm
There are two main ways to play sounds in C#. One is using the MediaPlayer class. The MediaPlayer works well but is heavy and takes a considerable amount of resources since it is able to play MP3, WAV...
Play Sounds with MediaElement in WPF 22 Jun 2012 | 11:49 pm
In C# there are several ways to play sounds. One of these is the MediaElement class
WPF ComboBox with Groupings 14 Jun 2012 | 02:21 am
In WPF it's relatively simple to create a ComboBox with items divided into groups with headers etc.
WebClient with Timeout Support 12 Jun 2012 | 11:52 pm
By default the C# WebClient class does not let you modify the default timeout value of 1 minute. This subclass exposes the Timeout property so you can change the default without having to use a HttpWe...
WebClient with Certificate Support 12 Jun 2012 | 11:48 pm
By default the WebClient does not support using a certificate, for this you normally need to use a HttpWebRequest, but you can create your own subclass of the WebClient that lets you supply a certific...
Serialize a Dictionary in C# 12 Jun 2012 | 04:43 am
In C# if you attempt to use a BinaryFormatter,SoapFormatter, or XmlFormatter to serialize a Dictionary you get an error. But there is a very simple workaround to this: Use the DataContractJsonSerializ...
Convert an Int or String to an Enum 12 Jun 2012 | 04:02 am
It is possible to convert from an Int into an Enum, or from a String into an Enum using C# code.
C# Case-Insensitive String Compare 12 Jun 2012 | 03:43 am
Sometimes you need to compare two strings and return a match, regardless of what case the strings are. One approach would be to uppercase (or lowercase) both strings then use the string.Compare() func...
