If you’re using nmake, you’ll be familiar with this problem… I have logged some process, now I want to check for an error string in the log and terminate my build if it appears, and I don’t want to have to create a .CMD file to do it. The problem is that tools like grep and findstr return a success code when they find something, and that’s the opposite of what we want.
Today, a coworker and I were in the restroom washing up after lunch. We were irritated to find that the roll of paper towels was not in the usual place on the shelf. To our chagrin, we discovered that the roll was missing from its familiar place on the shelf because the dispenser was fixed.
I am Kong. Strong and passionate, I tend to be misunderstood, sometimes even feared. I don’t want to fight, I don’t want to cause trouble, all I ask is a…
Links to some free C# and .NET resources
If your API is insufficient or non-existent then your application data and metadata will become part of your de-facto API. You don’t want that. Here are some points to consider when designing an API or SDK.
