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Author Archives: Matthew
Making an executable take pipelined input in PowerShell
It annoys me when I am working with PowerShell try to pipe the results of a cmdlet into a exe which doesn’t understand pipelined data. To solve this problem I began aliasing some of the common programs I would like … Continue reading
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FastSharp 2.0
I just released a new version of my FastSharp program. Download it or View the source code This release contains some notable enhancements: Support for multiple languages C# Visual Basic F# Pers…
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A StructureMap Gotcha
I started converting one of the projects I work on to use the StructureMap DI/IOC framework. The previous framework I used was a super simple one that was built in house. When switching to StructureMap the plethora of options was a concern …
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OpenWithTest released on Visual Studio Gallery
Download Either download from the extension manager by searching OpenWithTest or go to the project page here. Summary Open with Test is a Visual Studio extension which serves one simple task: To always open your test files and implementation files tog…
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Snippet Designer 1.3 Released!
I just released Snippet Designer 1.3. CodePlex Page: http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com/ Visual Studio Gallery Page: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/B08B0375-139E-41D7-AF9B-FAEE50F68392 The key features of this release are supp…
Continue readingDiffPlex 1.1 Released
I released a small update to DiffPlex that helps improve performance for both the release and debug builds. I now also package the release build in the download zip file instead of the debug. The release build shows a significant performanc…
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A Mercurial PowerShell Prompt
Since switching to Mercurial I often use the “hg summary” command. hg summary [--remote] aliases: sum summarize working directory state This generates a brief summary of the working directory state, including …
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DiffPlex 1.0 Released!!
The DiffPlex (http://diffplex.codeplex.com) project is now available on Codeplex! The DiffPlex project is a combination of a .NET Diffing Library with a Silverlight and HTML diff viewer. It is released open source under the MS-PL license.
The library…
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Snippet Designer 1.2 Beta Release with Visual Studio 2010 Support
Yesterday I released Snippet Designer 1.2 Beta. Codeplex Page: http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com/ Visual Studio Gallery Page: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/B08B0375-139E-41D7-AF9B-FAEE50F68392 This release contains several bug …
Continue readingRegex based Lexer with F#
This lexer allows you to define your regular expression based rules in a very declarative way using F# computation expressions. open Lexer let definitions = lexerDefinitions { do! addNextlineDefinition “NEWLINE” @”(\n\r)|\n|\r” do!…
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