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Creating submenus with buttons
I didn't see this covered in other peoples' answers, so I thought I'd mention one thing. Your structs with consts are all right by me:
struct ConfigDPSubmenu
{
public const string _SubMenuBtn1Tex …
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Building DebuggerDisplay strings
I'd personally like DebuggerDisplayHelper.ToString() to be an extension method, so I finagled it up as such:
public static class DebuggerDisplayHelper
{
public static string ToString<T>(this T ob …
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Compare items in two lists
This uses no LINQ, just methods defined on List<T>:
internal static bool DoIdsMatchThoseFromXml(List<string> Ids, List<string> XmlIds)
{
return Ids.TrueForAll(XmlIds.Contains) && XmlI …
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Matching a generated string of random letters to an input
I'd look at compiling your regex and having it as a class-level member for optimal reuse. Also lift the random number generator out the same way, as it's never good practice to continually regenerate …
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Replace strings in a file
The biggest tip I can give is to use the using construct to make sure your IDisposable resources are properly disposed. These are your StreamReaders and StreamWriters. I also think what ANeves says is …
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