Archive for October, 2007

PerformanceHelper.cs Update: Perfmon, Console, and Debug Output options

I’ve updated my PerformanceHelper class that I’ll throw around certain code blocks to help trend or monitor performance.  Before it was merely a PerformanceCounter wrapper with a few metrics, but now you can specify Console, Debug and/or Perfmon.  You do this by using an XOR ( ’|’ ) in a new Constructor.  Here’s an example which outputs to [...]

WPF Controls TabIndex: Moving to the First Input Control

Here’s one of those real-world situations that no one bothers to demo.  If you are building a form or have some sort of input your gathering from the user, you’ll likely want the first input control Focused initially.  You have a few ways to do this (in ascending order of recommendation): Call Focus() on the [...]

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