Hello, Konstantin
1. If one object is string = 5 and the second object is Int32 = 5. Will
the objects be equal?
No, they won't even go into the if because o1 is string, but o2 is not string
2. What if a case insensitive comparison should be done, but the objects
are not strings? (May be
/SqlExpressions), and to DataTableTest, that fix
this problem. There are two tests added, I checked that spaces in
front of actual value have meaning - second test checks that.
Regards
Jarosław Pawlak
--- Comparison.cs.orig 2006-12-03 13:27:47.0 +0100
+++ Comparison.cs 2006-12-03 19:32:10.0
Hello
On DataList control, when edited item happens to be also selected
item, there was a problem, because DataList generated item from
SelectedItem template instead of EditItemTemplate.
This patch fixes the problem.
Jarek
Hello
On DataList control, when edited item happens to be also selected
item, there was a problem, because DataList generated item from
SelectedItem template instead of EditItemTemplate.
This patch fixes the problem.
Jarek
--- DataList.cs.orig(rev 1.1.15)
+++ DataList.cs (my)
@@ -632,10