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  I have a func as part of specification class which sorts the given iqueryable

  Func<IQueryable<T>, IOrderedQueryable<T>>? Sort { get; set; }
  

  When i add more than one condition to the func like below , it results in stack overflow exception.

  spec.OrderBy(sc => sc.Case.EndTime).OrderBy(sc => sc.Case.StartTime);
  

  The OrderBy method is implemented like this

  public ISpecification<T> OrderBy<TProperty>(Expression<Func<T, TProperty>> property)
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          _ = Sort == null ? Sort = items => items.OrderBy(property) : Sort = items => Sort(items).ThenBy(property);
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  Chaining or using separate lines doesn't make a difference.

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• How to projection fields for a dictionary (C#, MongdoDB)

  I am trying my luck here, I have a model which is like the following

  public class RowData : BaseBsonDefinition
  {
  .
    [BsonExtraElements]
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  }
  
  

  In result, the schema in the MongoDB looks like

  {
  "_id": {
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    "c10": "",
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• How do I add new DataSource to an already Databinded CheckBoxList

  i'm building a web form that show Database's item(Tables, Rows, FK,...)

  I have a CheckBoxList of Tables (chkListTable) which will show a new CheckBoxList of Rows (chkListRow) everytime I SelectedIndexChanged from chkListTable. The problem is i can show the items from chkListTable with 1 selected item. But i don't know how to show chkListRow if multiple item from chkListTable are selected.

  Here are my codes:

  aspx:

  <div>
               <asp:Label ID="Label2" runat="server" Text="Table: "></asp:Label>
               <asp:CheckBoxList ID="chkListTable" runat="server"
                   DataTextField="name"
                   DataValueFeild="name"
                   AutoPostBack="true"
                   OnSelectedIndexChanged="chkListTable_SelectedIndexChanged">
               </asp:CheckBoxList>
          </div>
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               <asp:CheckBoxList ID="chkListRow" runat="server"
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                  tableName.Add(item.Text.Trim());
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          {
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                  " AND COLUMN_NAME != 'rowguid'";
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              chkListRow.DataBind(); 
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  Program.cs:

  public static bool Connect()
      {
          if (Program.conn != null && Program.conn.State == ConnectionState.Open)
              Program.conn.Close();
          try
          {
              Program.conn.ConnectionString = Program.constr;
  
              Program.conn.Open();
  
              return true;
          }
  
          catch (Exception e)
          {
              return false;
          }
      }
  
      public static SqlDataReader ExecSqlDataReader(String query)
      {
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          sqlcmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text;
          if (Program.conn.State == ConnectionState.Closed) Program.conn.Open();
          try
          {
              myreader = sqlcmd.ExecuteReader();
              return myreader;
              myreader.Close();
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          catch (SqlException ex)
          {
              Program.conn.Close();
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          }
      }
  

  I want my display to be like this:

  [x]Table1 [x]Table2 [ ]Table3
  [ ]Row1(Table1) [ ]Row2(Table1) [ ]Row3(Table1)
  [ ]Row1(Table2) [ ]Row2(Table2)
  
• Implementing mouse stroke detection similar to InkCanvas

  My problem effectively boils down to accurate mouse movement detection.

  I need to create my own implementation of an InkCanvas and have succeeded for the most part, except for drawing strokes accurately.

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      DrawBrush.Draw(intPosition, PixelDisplay);
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  This works. The Bitmap (PixelDisplay) is updated and all is well. However, any kind of quick mouse movement causes large skips in the drawing. I've narrowed down the problem to e.GetPosition(this), which blocks the event long enough to be inaccurate.

  There's this question which is long beyond revival, and its answers are unclear or simply don't have a noticeable difference. After some more testing, the stated solution and similar ideas fail specifically because of e.GetPosition.

  I know InkCanvas uses similar methods after looking through the source; detect the device, if it's a mouse, get its position and capture. I see no reason for the same process to not work identically here.
• WPF Textbox Validation Error binded to Variable

  In a .xaml file, I have a number of Textbox objects that are linked to data paths as such:

  <TextBox Text="{Binding Path=Var1}">
  

  These variables (like Var1) are all linked to double values, and as such, if a user attempts to input a non-double value like a string or an empty value, the box is highlighted red. I assume this is the default validation error.

  I'd like to know if it's possible to set a boolean to true in my code-behind whenever one of these Textbox objects are highlighted red, and then set back to false when it's not highlighted red. In other words, I'd want to set the boolean to true whenever a user causes the default Textbox validation error, and to false when the error is resolved.

  Additionally, I notice that this validation error fires off when the Textbox loses focus; i.e. when the user clicks off of that Textbox or moves to a different Textbox. Is it possible for the validation error to fire off on each keystroke instead?

  Thanks. I'm something of a WPF beginner, but it's been hard to find specifics about my issue, and I suspect it'll be useful information to understand data validation down the road.
• How to nest formatted strings in XAML?

  Is it possible to nest formatted strings in XAML without creating a custom class?

  Here is an example of what I want to achieve:

  • Format a string, e.g. "inner start {0} inner end".
  • Format the previous resultant string, e.g. "outer start {0} outer end".
  • Use the final string as the Text of a TextBlock.

  As a concrete example, if "foo" was the string to be formatted, I would require the final string to be:

  "outer start inner start foo inner end outer end"

  I am able to format a single string with the following:

  <TextBlock
  Text="{Binding Source={x:Static res:Resources.Foo}, StringFormat={x:Static res:Resources.Bar}}" />
  

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  <TextBlock
  Text="{Binding Source={Binding Source={x:Static res:Resources.Foo}, StringFormat={x:Static res:Resources.Bar}}, StringFormat={x:Static res:Resources.Baz}}" />
  

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