RoryBecker

How to use CodeRush to create a default implementation of ToString() which emits the names and values of all of the classes properties:

The following 3 sets of data represet CodeRush templates
The first line of each is the name of the template
The following lines (until the row of hyphens) represents the body of the template
Add these 3 templates to be able to Type: "PropertyToString<space>" (no quotes) and have CodeRush generate a default implementation of ToString() which emits the values of each property.

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PropertyToString
public override string ToString()

RoryBecker

gitk --all $( git fsck --no-reflog | awk '/dangling commit/ {print $3}' )

RoryBecker

You like the way you have to stop work when your network crumbles around you,  because you can't commit.
You like the idea of putting all your eggs in one basket (server)
You like getting exclusive access to files and keeping it so no-one else can do anything useful.
You like paying licence fees for the right to have your own VCS server(s)
You like micro-managing the setup of your existing VCS with 'Extensions' just to get the same functionality as git :D

You don't want easy branching and merging.
You hate the idea that *any* clone of a git repo, could replace a build repo in as much time as it takes to copy that repo.
You hate the idea of a truly fast and flexible VCS

RoryBecker

Public Interface ISomeInterface
    Sub Method1()
    Sub Method2()
    Sub Method3()
End Interface
Public MustInherit Class GrandParentExplicit
    Implements ISomeInterface

    Public Sub Method1() Implements ISomeInterface.Method1

RoryBecker

public interface IMyComplete
{
  // generated gubbins
   void DoWork();

  //manual gubbins
  void DoWorkImpl();
}

// generated class

RoryBecker

        ' Ok now pay attention because this is already confusing enough.
        ' Have you already had your coffee? 
        ' No? Well go and get one. You're going to need it...

RoryBecker

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Git - Pushing and Pulling
#-------------------------------------------------------------

#fetch all changes from a remote (Does not merge any changes with your local repo)
git fetch <RemoteName>

# Pull specific branch from a named remote
git pull <RemoteName> <Branch>

RoryBecker

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Git Remotes (Adding and removing)
#-------------------------------------------------------------

#Add a file share remote 
git remote add <remoteName> //MyServer/SomeShare/RestOfPath[.git]

#Add a bitbucket remote 
git remote add <remoteName> git@bitbucket.org:[username]/[RepoName].git

RoryBecker

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<nlog xmlns="http://www.nlog-project.org/schemas/NLog.xsd"
      xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

    <targets>
        <target name="InfoFile" xsi:type="File" fileName="${basedir}/Info.txt" />
        <target name="OtherFile" xsi:type="File" fileName="${basedir}/Other.txt" />
    </targets>
    <rules>
        <logger name="*" levels="Info" writeTo="InfoFile" />

RoryBecker

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# git repo creation
#-------------------------------------------------------------

#Create new 'empty' repo in the current folder.
git init

#Create new 'empty' repo with no working folder component.
# - Suitable for a central repo model
git init --bare