Thanks for all your help. I will just have to deal with them having the ability to Assert to get around it. I think it will stop most people from doing anything stupid... but it won't stop true hackers. Thanks again, Nathan --------------------------- Hmmm... what's a signature?

Nathan Blomquist wrote: Or is the debugger just hardcoded for this on simple types and certain complex types? I think it is hardcoded as I have searched long and far for a solution to this "problem". You would think some Attribute would allow you to set it, but NO. Lame. :| leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET);

Yeah, I found that on google. But what I am really looking for is a C# reformatter (or viewer) that plugs into VS.NET. Although if it did C++ and C# that would be great also. Thanks though. -Nathan --------------------------- Hmmm... what's a signature?

I found the answer on Intel's site: CPU Counting Utility[^] --------------------------- Hmmm... what's a signature?

:confused: [edit] the forum went beserk there for a second. no problem then :)[edit] leppie::AllocCPArticle(Generic DFA State Machine for .NET);

> when a list control in report mode has the focus, hit Ctrl and the + key on > the numeric keypad Similarly, hitting the asterisk (*) on the numeric keypad when a tree control has focus expands every node below the currently selected item. (warning: could take a while when on C:\)

That's pretty much it. Const fields can only be used for types where there is a literal representation of the type, and the values are "burned into" the code that uses them. Readonly fields can be used for any type, and the code that uses them references the constructed value at runtime.