About
I played around with coding when I was a kid but then dropped it for a while. I picked it up again when I was working during my early college years although it wasn’t my major or even part of any of the courses I took. Later, I was lucky enough to start working at Infragistics (well it was Sheridan Software at the time) in the late 90s and have been there ever since. I’ve been working with .NET since v1.0 was in beta writing WinForms control and today I work primarily with WPF.
January 1, 2008 at 9:18 am |
Nice to see another WPF guy … Looking forward to have a chat with you and maybe even work on some code together in the WPF Community….
Regards
November 14, 2008 at 8:26 pm |
Andrew,
Thanks for the bug report regarding the multi-targeting rule. I’ve replied to your comment on my blog, here was my reply:
Andrew, thanks for the feedback. You are correct, there is a bug. The data for WPF 3.5 SP1 is included, it’s just listed under 3.0 SP2. However, the ‘Priority’ attribute for this file and 2.0 SP2 is incorrect. I’ve forwarded this information on to my old team, in meantime, a workaround is to manually change these files; for Desktop3.0SP2.xml change the priority from ‘3020′ to ‘3520′ and for Desktop2.0SP2.xml change the priority from ‘3015′ to ‘3515′.
Regards
David
November 15, 2008 at 8:51 pm |
Hey,
I’m trying to find a link to download Mole for Visual Studio.
The link on CodeProject is dead.
I couldn’t find an email address for Josh or Karl.
Thanks if you can help me out.
Stanley
March 7, 2009 at 8:39 pm |
Hey Andrew,
Very curious about your response to a WPF forum post about memory leaks caused by DynamicResource and/or StaticResource:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/b97a5f83-5394-430e-9a78-9d3a957e3537/
Would love to converse with you about over email (its my first name followed by my last name (Plotts) at gmail),
Cory