hi,
could anyone tell me wherein the c# lock statment is being elemented. I mean
the source file.
i couldn't find it in mscorlib/system.threading folder.
thanks
hrishikesh
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On 4/23/08, Robert Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
alcherenga alcherenga wrote:
hi,
could anyone tell me wherein the c# lock statment is being elemented. I
mean
the source file.
i couldn't find it in mscorlib/system.threading folder.
The C# block:
lock (foo
hi,
i wrote a small code to see the notificationsevent handler in npgsql but the
code seems to be not working at all - in that it is not receiving/displaying
any notifications. i have pasted the code here, could n't ascertain where
it's going wrong
using System;
using System.Data;
using
Thanks Miguel,
On Dec 29, 2007 11:23 PM, Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there any work around for that ? I mean using network stream and
then use beginread instead of the normal read() method.
Yes, there is a very simple work around. If you wrap your code in a
delegate,
hi,
i was wondering about a particular problem that we may encounter while
reading large xml text files. while we use asynch programming like beginread
to do out of the way read operations, there are n't any such methods defined
for xmltextreader class. although streams are supported and we can
hi,
i was wondering about a particular problem that we may encounter while
reading large xml text files. while we use asynch programming like beginread
to do out of the way read operations, there are n't any such methods defined
for xmltextreader class. although streams are supported and we can
