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[#1]

good thinking on using extension methods for version compatibility...

I've been using the #if conditional directive, and then build with different constants defined, according to versions... Works too, but I like this solution a lot more!

Time to review some of my code

[#2]

Tony Tanzillo wrote:

> Rather than branching once when the code loads, your so-called
> solution branches every single time the property's value is needed.

The example was when I first discovered the alternative, and was not
intended to be optimized. I later changed it to preset the string
variable on loading to avoid the branches.

CallByName(AddEnt, StyPrp, CallType.Set, StyRec.ObjectId)

What is "astounding" is that it took you almost 24 hours to criticize.

Terry

[#3]

>> What is "astounding" is that it took you almost 24 hours to criticize.

Nothing astounding about that, it's a side-effect of being busy.

{quote}

The example was when I first discovered the alternative, and was not
intended to be optimized. I later changed it to preset the string
variable on loading to avoid the branches.

{quote}

Duh.

It still isn't 'optimized'.

Perhaps if you better understood the API you're using, you might understand
why there is a difference between caching a property name in a string, and
caching the PropertyInfo object returned by the reflection search for the
name.

Unfortunately I have other things things to do and can't really afford to
take the time to tutor you in the finer points of using reflection or
late-binding overhead, but feel free to visit the Microsoft newsgroups and
ask them to tell you more about it.

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"Terry W. Dotson" wrote in message
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Tony Tanzillo wrote:

[#4]

Tony Tanzillo wrote:

> ... can't really afford to take the time to tutor you ...

All well and good as I didn't ask for (or need) your help.

Terry

[#5]

Hi. can you explain how to use you code in VS2010 express? (If i can.) I have many acad version 2009, 2010 and 2012

I dont know how to manage all this version... I want  build only one DDL (if i can).

I dont know how to manage VS2010 exp for not check a part of my code.

My think :

Try

'v autocad 2010

  DBTexte.TextStyleID =....

catch ex as exception

'v autocad 2009

  DBTexte.TextStyle = ...

end try.

if a build with dll from autocad 2009 i have error for .TextStyleId and for autocad 2010 .textStyle

so ....

Thx