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I have xgeno.mvc.utilities dll in my project references. I want to edit one of the method of this dll.
Can I do this?
You have to use a decompiler for this which has many variants on the web (there's google) and then make the modifications on the decomplied files and then compile it again and then point that newly compiled dll to your project
You need something like .NET Reflector, but since it is not free, you will probably want to look for free alternatives. See Here some discussion wich can help in the search.
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what is the best way to embed all of this .dll from system.text.json into my final .exe file?
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With .NET Core 3, you can use <PublishSingleFile> in your .csproj to create a single executable. You can also use <PublishTrimmed> to reduce the size of the executable by only including what your application actually uses.
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/MakingATinyNETCore30EntirelySelfcontainedSingleExecutable.aspx
If you're on .NET Framework, you can use ILMerge.
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I want to use compression of some files but GZipStream can not archive many files in one zip only! So I want to use this
http://icsharpcode.github.io/SharpZipLib/
But I have no idea how to install/use/import custom libraries. What should I do?
Right-click your project and select "Manage NuGet Packages..."
Search for "SharpZipLib".
When it populates the list, install it
The installation process should add the necessary reference[s] to your project's References folder
You might then need to add a "using" for the library to the class where you want to add the code. It's possible, though, that you can just right-click the code and select "Resolve" to have the "using" automatically added for you.
Then look at the library authors' documentation for usage.
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So I've downloaded a source code from projectcode.com and it's name is BigInteger.cs and it contains codes needed for working with integers beyond UInt64. How can I use it in my projects?And please be noob-friendly in your answers, I've started learning 3 days ago ...
Thanks for your help in advance.
Ideally, you'd want to use BigInteter class from .Net Framework. If you need decimal precision as well, there is no standard BigDecimal available, but a few workarounds can be found here.
If you still want to use that project, you have several options:
Download an assembly file and reference it in your project
Download source code, build it, reference output assembly in your project
Download only the needed file, provided it is self-contained, add it to your project and use it
In any case make sure to follow the license terms.
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New to WPF and XAML. What does sap and sapv name spaces in xaml files mean and how do I resolve them? Thanks.
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It sounds like you may well be referencing Workflow dlls without having added the relevant references (it's a slight stretch based on your Workflow tag).
sap and sapv often reference the System.Activities.Presentation.dll, which you may not have added to your project.
e.g:
xmlns:sap="clr-namespace:System.Activities.Presentation;assembly=System.Activities.Presentation"
xmlns:sapv="clr-namespace:System.Activities.Presentation.View;assembly=System.Activities.Presentation"
Examples and advice here (depending on what it is you're doing): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd489419.aspx
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I am taking part in a project where I got to write a program which takes as an input XSLT file and return proper C# code. Besides It is really something new for me I don't know how to get started. Could anyone give me some prompts how to strike up with this project?Thanks in advance!
Well Microsoft has xsltc to compile a stylesheet to a .NET assembly. You could use a tool like Reflector to decompile the assembly to C# code.