I’ve been working some more on the UML editor for Caramel.
I’ve added comment elements and relations to the editor now:

I’ve been working on the class designer this weekend and made some nice progress.
It is now possible to add interfaces and enums to the designer surface.
(and alter their members ofc)

I do a fair amount of GDI+ programming, and thus using a lot of IDisposable objects.
But I also use template or factory methods alot in my apps, and that doesnt work well with disposable objects

For those who havent read my earlier posts:

As some of you might know, I’ve been working on a class designer (Albino horse) off and on for a while now.

Patrik Löwendahl blogged about using C#3 features in .NET 2 via VS.NET 2008 a few days ago:
http://www.lowendahl.net/showShout.aspx?id=191

I’ve been digging through the ObjectDataSource today and I was trying to figure out how they created the datasource instance from the type name.

I’ve created a little sample on how to make your own .NET compiler.
The compiler uses Gold parser for parsing and Reflection.Emit to generate the compiled .exe file.

This post shows how you can use Linq expression trees to replace Activator.CreateInstance.

**You can find the full code for this post here: ** http://www.puzzleframework.com/Roger/GenericMath.cs.txt