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Difference between int.Parse and Convert.ToInt32

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I know this post sound basic to most of people but still lots of people does not know this. So I decided to post a blog post for this. Both int.Parse and Convert.ToInt32 are used to convert string into the integer but Only difference between them is to Convert.ToInt32 handle null and returns ‘0’ as output and int.parse is not going to handle NULL and will give a Argument Null Exception. Here is the example for that both are almost same except handling null.

           string convertToInt = "12";
          string nullString = null;
          string maxValue = "32222222222222222222222222222222222";
          string formatException = "12.32";
          int parseResult;
          // It will perfectly convert interger
          parseResult= int.Parse(convertToInt);
          // It will raise Argument Null Exception
          parseResult= int.Parse(nullString);
          //It willl raise Over Flow Exception
          parseResult= int.Parse(maxValue);
          //It will raise Format Exception
          parseResult= int.Parse(formatException);

          //For Convert.ToInt32
     
          //It will perfectly convert integer
          parseResult= Convert.ToInt32(convertToInt);
          //It will ouput as 0 if Null string is there
          parseResult= Convert.ToInt32(nullString);
          //It will raise Over Flow Exception
          parseResult= Convert.ToInt32(maxValue);
          //It will raise Format Exception
          parseResult= Convert.ToInt32(formatException);

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NHibernate and Mapping Aggregates

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A few days ago a friend emailed me the following question regarding NHibernate mappings for a solution he’s currently developing:

“I have an idea entity that has a collection of comment entities and I need to get the comment count for each idea. I made a massive mistake at the beginning by calling idea.Comments.Count (even worse, I did it in the view!), which due to the collection being lazy-loaded caused about 10 database calls so performance was sluggish even with second level cache.  I was therefore wondering how you would do it - would you use HQL and use Comments.size or would you do something differently?”
Now, I’ve been pretty busy recently, so before I had opportunity to respond properly, he sent this follow-up:

"After looking for a solution for getting a Comment count back for each Idea, I found using the Nhibernate Formula method does the job - just wanting to make sure I was on the right track in terms of performance etc.  My mapping class is as follows:"

public class IdeaMap : ClassMap<Idea>
{}
}

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CodeMirror port for Web Toolkit

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I had been hunting for a good web based code editor when I came across CodeMirror at a>.
Great project and a lot of hard and smart work indeed.
I am a great fan of GWT and try to move anything and everything that comes my way to GWT
The result is gCodeMirror project at
Code and GitHub.
If you are interested in directly jumping to a demo, browse to this test URL.

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Subversion 1.6.15 Released

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Just in time for Thanksgiving comes the next Subversion release: Subversion 1.6.15.  In addition to the usual group of bug fixes, this release includes a couple of fixes of import to administrators.  1.6.15 fixes a potential memory leak which can be caused by clients running 'svn blame -g' on large datasets.  Subversion 1.6.15 also fixes a crash in mod_dav_svn which can be caused by using SVNParentPath.  (Don't worry, if you don't know what that means, it probably doesn't affect you.)
You can, of course, find more information here:

Release announcement: dev/archive-2010-11/0475.shtml

Change log: repos/asf/subversion/tags/1.6.15/CHANGES

As always, you can get binaries for the latest Subversion releases for a variety of platforms directly from WANdisco: subversion/os/downloads

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Silverlight basics. Validation. Part 1. DataAnnotations & ValidatesOnExceptions