What is your strategy for dealing with lapsed listeners?
Are your event publishers always shorter lived than the listeners, so you don't have to deal with them? Do you not use events (or delegates)? Do you unsubscribe in dispose?
Or when you say that you haven't debugged a memory leak in C# do you simply mean what you say? Not implying that you don't have memory leaks, just simply stating that you haven't debugged them..?
I wanted to comment about underlining. It really annoys me when people do this on the web. An underline might be bad enough in 'normal' type-setting, but it's a link on the web.
I don't mind if you don't underline your links (provided they are obvious) but seriously, don't underline text that isn't a link!
Pat Helland - What is a service oriented architecture (SOA)?
Apr 12, 2004 at 8:36 PMPat Helland - IT shops have evolved a lot like cities
Apr 08, 2004 at 2:21 PMJohn.
Eric Lippert - What do you think of managed code?
Apr 06, 2004 at 10:37 AMWhat is your strategy for dealing with lapsed listeners?
Are your event publishers always shorter lived than the listeners, so you don't have to deal with them? Do you not use events (or delegates)? Do you unsubscribe in dispose?
Or when you say that you haven't debugged a memory leak in C# do you simply mean what you say? Not implying that you don't have memory leaks, just simply stating that you haven't debugged them..?
John.
Bill Hill - There is only one space after a period
Apr 06, 2004 at 10:28 AMI'm a 'one space' guy too.
I wanted to comment about underlining. It really annoys me when people do this on the web. An underline might be bad enough in 'normal' type-setting, but it's a link on the web.
I don't mind if you don't underline your links (provided they are obvious) but seriously, don't underline text that isn't a link!
It's just annoying.
John.