**CORRECTED 8/26/08: Apparently my initial code did not work correctly. This appears to be a widespread mistake, as I found about a dozen other people doing the exact thing I was doing with reference types. Corrected code and the non-working example are below.** I am tired of writing array initialization code that looks like this:…
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Category: <span>LINQ</span>
Using LINQ with ActiveRecord
One of the new projects at my day job is using ActiveRecord for data access. I’m a huge fan of ActiveRecord (and of all things Castle), but I like the fact that LINQ makes it very easy to do ad-hoc queries with a compile-time safety net. Unfortunately, ActiveRecord does not support LINQ out of the…