And yes, I almost forgot… Somebody (sorry, I didn’t catch the name) asked me to put my life hack on the blog as well, so here it is. For all of you who were not there, I use this as a template for declaring .NET variables – until Microsoft provides means to declare them in a simpler ways. Inline, anyone?
So – download the life hack, or cheat sheet, here: https://vjeko.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Life_Hack_No_1.docx
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Thanks! Very useful
have a look at that code: https://srccode.wordpress.com/2013/12/11/navision-subtype-fur-dotnet-variable-ermitteln/
it’s a vb.net forms-application. Just type the .NET-Objecttype into a text field (txtClass) and let reflection do the work…
Cool, thanks for sharing.
Hi, the regular expressions you have included for e-mail addresses are not complete – they only search for top-level domains having 2 or 3 characters. Nowadays there are many tld’s with more characters, like .name , .info or .museum
Very useful post – regardless!
@Jan: yes, you are right. I agree this is not a comprehensive regular expression. The point of the functionality is not about which regex to use to match the e-mail address, but to explain what regex are and how to use them. Thanks for the comment, though!