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I want to perform this CODE equivlant in the castle xml config file. // Foo(string name) IFoo f = new Foo(StaticBarClass.Name); XML Now for the XML, I know everything (e.g. the blah) except for the stuff inside the parameter part. What would the parameter part look like? <component id="blah" service="blah" type="blah"> <parameters> <name>StaticBarClas.Name_THAT_I_NEED_HELP_WITH</name> </parameters> One approach you could use is to replace the configuration parameters inspector with your own variant that can introduce some additional behaviour - here's a quick prototype: public class

Is it possible to run an application built on .NET 3.5 with a plug-in built with .NET 4? You will need to rebuild (not exactly true, check update) the .NET 3.5 application to target .NET 4.0 because by default it will start in the .NET 2.0 runtime which will then not support the plugin. If the machine only has .NET 4.0 framework installed the application will not run unless rebuilt to target it specifically . Update: Well, you don't need to rebuilt after all. Chris comment got me thinking and I just tested with a console application built for .NET 3.5. You can just specify in its application

I've given some predefined XML similar to this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Root xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <Points> <Point X="1.345" Y="7.45" /> <Point X="1.123" Y="5.564" /> <Point X="3.34" Y="2.5345" /> </Points> <!-- and a bunch of other attributes and structures which are perfectly serialized and deserialized by the XmlSerializer --> </Root> And my goal is to deserialize it into a List<System.Windows.Point> using a XmlSerializer instance and vice versa. Therefore I've defined type like the following:

I found a similar question but did not find the answer. The question is how easily to add all installed runtime packages to the list in "project options/package/runtime packages" in a Delphi XE2 project? In XE and earlier versions you can do it by simply checking/unchecking "build with runtime packages" and those packages immediately appear in the edit below. Create a new project and copy list from its options. Check Link with runtime packages . Check Inherit for ´Runtime packages`. The default (inherited) runtime packages are shown at the bottom list and is included in your project. Only add

I was taught that a syntax error comes from a single mistake and doesn't execute the program. However, a runtime error still starts the program but crashes in the middle. If I accidentally didn't put & in front of a variable in a call to scanf() , would that considered to be a syntax error or a runtime error? For example int main(void) { int a; printf("input a integer number >>"); scanf("%d\n", a); printf("the input number is %d\n", a); return 0; } In the scanf statement, I don't have & in front of a so that would crash, but it still executes the first printf statement, so it would show some

The schmittjoh/cg-library seems what I need, but there is no documentation at all. This library provides some tools that you commonly need for generating PHP code. One of it's strength lies in the enhancement of existing classes with behaviors. Given A class: class A {} I'd like to modify, at runtime of course and with some cache mechanism, class A , making it implementing a given interface: interface I { public function mustImplement(); } ... with a "default" implementation for method mustImplement() in A class. hakre Note: OP needs PHP 5.3 (it was not tagged that way before), this question