How to use the Object Browser in .Net

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Edb

Greetings,
I have been dabbling with .Net for a year and have a bunch of snippets
and resources, books, etc. Of everything I have, nothing explains how to
use the object browser. Is there any real good books that can create a
step - by - step process using the object browser to write code?

I really appreciate your help.

Happy Day and happy coding

edb
 
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* "Edb said:
I have been dabbling with .Net for a year and have a bunch of snippets
and resources, books, etc. Of everything I have, nothing explains how to
use the object browser. Is there any real good books that can create a
step - by - step process using the object browser to write code?
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How to write code with the object browser?!
 
Edb said:
Greetings,
I have been dabbling with .Net for a year and have a bunch of
snippets
and resources, books, etc. Of everything I have, nothing explains
how to use the object browser. Is there any real good books that can
create a step - by - step process using the object browser to write
code?
Click to expand...

As I don't have a .NET book yet, I wonder which secrets you expect under the
mysterious skin of the object browser. :-)

Well, on the left side, there is a list of the referenced assemblies.
Opening an assembly reveals the namespaces contained in the assembly....
Well, this, and everything else you can see in the object browser, is
probably what you already know. You can also use Ctrl+C to copy the
selected item to the clipboard for further use in your code (or for
this group).
 
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