Every other day, my mailbox at work was reaching its size limit despite moving big items to a personal PST file. I couldn't figure out why it kept filling up so fast. By analyzing folder sizes, I discovered that RSS Feeds in Outlook 2007 count toward your Exchange size limit, and one of my RSS feeds was taking up a lot of space. After I moved the old RSS feeds from the feed in question to the personal PST file, the problem went away.
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For a side project I'm working on, explicit operators have come in handy in the data layer. With explicit operators, you can convert from one class to another using a user-defined conversion operator. For example:
public
class
MyClass
{
private
int
_id;
private
string
_description;
public
int
ID
{
get
{
return
_id; }
set
{ _id =
value
; }
}
public
string
Description
{
get
{
return
_description; }
set
{ _description =
value
; }
}
public
static
MyClass
GetMyClass(
int
id)
{
return
(
MyClass
)
AnotherClass
.GetRows(id);
}
public
static
explicit
operator
MyClass
(
DataTable
dataTable)
{
MyClass
myClass =
new
MyClass
();
myClass.ID =
Convert
.ToInt32(dataTable.Rows[0][
"ID"
]);
myClass.Description =
Convert
.ToString(dataTable.Rows[0][
"Description"
]);
return
myClass;
}
}
public
class
AnotherClass
{
public
static
DataTable
GetRows(
int
id)
{
DataTable
dataTable =
new
DataTable
();
//...
return
dataTable;
}
}
With implicit operators, you can implicitly convert from one class to another using a user-defined operator without casting. For example:
public
class
MyClass
{
private
int
_value;
public
int
Value
{
get
{
return
_value; }
set
{ _value =
value
; }
}
public
MyClass()
{
}
public
MyClass(
int
value)
{
_value = value;
}
public
static
void
SomeMethod()
{
MyClass
myClass =
new
MyClass
(2);
int
id = myClass;
}
public
static
implicit
operator
int
(
MyClass
myClass)
{
return
myClass.Value;
}
}
Pretty cool, huh?
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Useful Error
Today I was working on a MindMap and got the below error (click to enlarge). It was very helpful.
Funny Videos
Here's a couple of funny videos I came across today:
oPhone -
http://tinyurl.com/2fu88t
Horrible presentations -
http://tinyurl.com/yrofdc