Problem in KeyBinding constructor in WPF

Basically Implementation#01 and Implementation#02 should be same. But Implementation sometimes gets exception if modifiers = ModifierKeys.None.

//Implementation # 01:

KeyBinding k = new KeyBinding(command, key, modifiers);

//Implementation # 02:

KeyBinding keyBinding = new KeyBinding();

keyBinding.Command = command;

keyBinding.Key = key;

keyBinding.Modifiers = modifiers;

So, use the 2nd way of implementation if required.

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Code : Strip HTML (Remove HTML Tags)

string StripHTML(string htmlString)

{

    //This pattern Matches everything found inside html tags;

    //(.|\n) - > Look for any character or a new line

    // *?  -> 0 or more occurences, and make a non-greedy search meaning

    //That the match will stop at the 1st available '>' it sees, and not at the last one

    //(if it stopped at the last one we could have overlooked

    //nested HTML tags inside a bigger HTML tag..)

   

    string pattern = @"<(.|\n)*?>";

    return Regex.Replace(htmlString, pattern, string.Empty);

   

}

Thanks to - http://weblogs.asp.net/rosherove/archive/2003/05/13/6963.aspx

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Beginner's Unit Testing in C# using NUnit

C# .NET 2.0 Test Driven Development


The above website is helpful for a beginner though some steps could have been clearer.

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Code : Download a web page

/// Returns the content of a given web adress as string.

///

///

URL of the webpage

/// Website content

public static string DownloadWebPage(string Url)

{

    // Open a connection

    HttpWebRequest WebRequestObject = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(Url);

    // You can also specify additional header values like

    // the user agent or the referer:

    WebRequestObject.UserAgent = ".NET Framework/2.0";

    WebRequestObject.Referer = "http://www.example.com/";

    // Request response:

    WebResponse Response = WebRequestObject.GetResponse();

    // Open data stream:

    Stream WebStream = Response.GetResponseStream();

    // Create reader object:

    StreamReader Reader = new StreamReader(WebStream);

    // Read the entire stream content:

    string PageContent = Reader.ReadToEnd();

    // Cleanup

    Reader.Close();

    WebStream.Close();

    Response.Close();

    return PageContent;

}

Thanks to - http://www.jonasjohn.de/snippets/csharp/download-webpage.htm

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