Sometimes its the little things...
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With Visual Studio 2019, I just noticed that Windows Forms Designer now names event methods in upper-case. Previously, it was lower-case, which the source code analyzer would complain about. So, I guess it makes me...happy? Sometimes its the little things in life :)
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With Visual Studio 2019, I just noticed that Windows Forms Designer now names event methods in upper-case. Previously, it was lower-case, which the source code analyzer would complain about. So, I guess it makes me...happy? Sometimes its the little things in life :)
reading the latest news are you prepared for the big shifts where - win and uwp (and mfc) will all merge into "windows forms" (or whatever) and, - .net will merge with .net core into .net core - new sql stuff, but mostly the old stuff under a different name so as they claim it'll be the same everywhere/every platform ... except where it's not (ok, probably got some of that wrong, but then again they themselves release conflicting information each week.) but with absolute surety you can also rely on - changing the names of those and other unified platforms/packages (more than once) - more platforms where "it'll be the same" with more where it actually wont be the same - removal of more useful features, addition of new useless features and more bloat happily moving to 2017 now they've stopped buggering about with that.
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With Visual Studio 2019, I just noticed that Windows Forms Designer now names event methods in upper-case. Previously, it was lower-case, which the source code analyzer would complain about. So, I guess it makes me...happy? Sometimes its the little things in life :)
Should be Pascal case.
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Should be Pascal case.
Case closed :-\