http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom Tue, 16 Jan 2007 11:20:40 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en-US I gave Mats a call the other day for a quick chat. I had just about hung up the phone when he tagged me... Thats a friend for ya. OK, I'll play by the rules, and tell you five things (most of) you didn't know. Mountains * I love mountains. ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2007/01/16/31389 The scope rules in C# 2.0 changed ever so slightly. Consider the following code: class MyAttribute:Attribute { public MyAttribute(Type t) { } } [MyAttribute(typeof(Bar))] // Look here... class Foo { class Bar { } } class Bar { } To make it easier to spot, I have added a comment where you should focus your attention. In C#1.0, the reference to ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2006/12/11/30457 It was a long time ago now that we released EcoIII along with BDS 2006. The Eco team has not been sitting idle since then. As you probably know, the first shift we did after releasing BDS2006 was to move the IDE to compile with .NET2.0. For Eco, most of ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2006/12/11/30455 Hi Now that Delphi2005 Update2 is out, I have updated my (short) tutorial on how to support a custom Ado.Net provider in Eco: http://homepages.codegear.com/ecoteam/johogstrom/CustomPMapper/ The tutorial contains an example of how to support the MimerSql database (both the Bdp provider and the native client). The source can quite easily be ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2005/03/14/3063 If you have watched Henriks reverse engineering of the northwind database on BDN, and you want some more meat on the bones, I suggest you read my article on how to deal with the finer details on customized O/R mapping with Eco II. Find it right here. In the article I'll ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2004/12/03/2048 Before reading this, I suggest you start with Malcolm's blog "Eco: Optimistic Locking", and then Krishnan's follow up blog on the same topic. Both are well written pieces of information on optimistic locking in Eco, but neither of them comes from the horse's mouth :-) Hi by the way, and ... http://blogs.codegear.com/jonashogstrom/2004/10/22/1645