One of our existing codes failed because a developer used Guid.TryParse to check if an input string is a valid Guid value and the input itself has a trailing space. if (Guid.TryParseExact("0c652e2a-ef02-4eff-8855-78122d8b6c0b ", "D", out var guid1)) _logger.LogWarning("guid1"); if (Guid.TryParse("0c652e2a-ef02-4eff-8855-78122d8b6c0b ", out var guid2)) _logger.LogWarning("guid2"); if (Guid.TryParse(" 0c652e2a-ef02-4eff-8855-78122d8b6c0b ", out var guid3)) _logger.LogWarning("guid3"); if (int.TryParse("… Read More Why Guid.TryParse allows trailing/leading spaces

I’m learning ASP.NET 6.0 Core Web api, I have a car model that looks like this public class Car { public int id { get; set; } public string make { get; set; } public string model { get; set; } public int price { get; set; } public string rentalType { get; set; }… Read More ASP.NET core web api db seeder The seed entity for entity type 'X' cannot be added because it has the navigation 'something' set

I have one list that contains just ids var listVal = new List<int>() { 1,2,3,4 }; another foreach if (page.Id == 1 || page.Id == 2 || page.Id == 3 || page.Id == 4 ) Looking for a way to dynamically generate that if statement from the list listVal above or a better way to… Read More I have a list of ids and I would like to build an if statement from each of those ids or if there is a better way?

I have a class (who performs as a Filter for a query) with this structure: public class ExpenseFilter { public string? Description { get; set; } public int? Currency { get; set; } public int? Type { get; set; } public DateTime StartDate { get; set; } public DateTime EndDate { get; set; } }… Read More Filter data with Lambda on database with who can be null

In a UI app I’ve build, I create a label like this: private void InitializeCurrentPerlLabel() { currentPerlLabel = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); SuspendLayout(); currentPerlLabel.AutoSize = true; currentPerlLabel.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(10, 10); currentPerlLabel.Name = "currentPerlLabel"; currentPerlLabel.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(35, 35); currentPerlLabel.TabIndex = 0; currentPerlLabel.Font = new Font(Font, FontStyle.Bold); Controls.Add(currentPerlLabel); Name = "BBUI"; ResumeLayout(false); PerformLayout(); } …and I call… Read More Creating objects dynamically

The following is a part of my code: try { using (ExcelEngine excelEngine = new ExcelEngine()) { . . . var path = Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), @"wwwroot\Data\Temp", userId + ".xlsx"); //Load the existing Excel workbook into IWorkbook FileStream inputStream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open); . . . //***For example, an exception is occurred here in runtime*** . .… Read More FileStream cannot be closed when an exception is occurred in runtime

I have Builder, let’s see code: public abstract class UISchemaBuilderBase { protected readonly UISchemaSpecification UiSchemaSpecification; public UISchemaSpecification Builder() => UiSchemaSpecification; public virtual UISchemaBuilderBase AddBoolean( string fieldName, string groupName = null) { .. some logic UiSchemaSpecification.Properties[ fieldName ] = schema; return this; } } public class UISchemaBuilder : UISchemaBuilderBase { public UISchemaBuilder() : base(new UISchemaSpecification()) {… Read More How to fix "Target runtime doesn't support covariant types in overrides?

var test = new TestClass(); SomeMethod(test); Console.WriteLine(test); SomeMethod2(test); Console.WriteLine(test); Console.ReadKey(); void SomeMethod(TestClass a) { a = null; } void SomeMethod2(TestClass a) { a.intThing = 1; } public class TestClass { public int intThing =0; public override string ToString() { return $"{intThing}"; } } A bit confused on the output of this here – SomeMethod which… Read More passing object references by value in C#

I try to make a method that returns a component of a specified Type and just cant figure it out. The components are things like meshes etc. that derive from a Component class. I have an array of components called "components". public unsafe T GetComponent<T>() { T t = default(T); foreach (Component component in components)… Read More method that returns a component of a specified Type

In C#, I have a function that should edit an array (not return new one). Why when I try to set the input variable to a new/update array it doesn’t work, but when I loop over the array and change all the values it does? I’ve been developing for some time and this has always… Read More When editing an array "in place", why does overwriting the array not work, but overwritting each element does?