in this post I will show how to read a description attribute of an enum value by reflection. Let us assume we have a enum linke this
public enum MetalBands {
[DescriptionAttribute("This is Metallica from CA")]
Metallica,
[DescriptionAttribute("This is Slayer from CA")]
Slayer,
[DescriptionAttribute("This is Overkill from NY")]
Overkill
};
the time command in Windows gets or sets the system time. If you need an equivalent to the linux time command – which measure the execution time of a given command – you can use the powershell commandlet Measure-Command. Limitation is that only the time can measure how long the command execution runs, not splited into user, system and realtime. Continue reading Windows: Equivalent to linux time command→
here are the code snippets to list all members of an Active Directory Group.
Some constants
# Define LDAP search root, the Global catalog of the domain
$sLDAPSearchRoot="LDAP://yourDomain.com:3268"
# The Groupname to looking for
$sGroupName="USR_GRP_IN_AD"
when you often have to copy some text between HTML/Browser pages, browser based content management systems, Office Documents and terminal emulators you know the problem: Text from browsers and office documents also contains format attributes like font size, fonts etc. which causes an unexpected layout or format.
For example, if you copy a text from LibreOffice to wordpress(Yes of course, you could paste the test into wordpress by using the “paste plain text” toolbar buttons. But this is one step more and I prefer Ctrl V Ctrl C for copy and paste). Continue reading Windows: Convert formatted text in clipboard to plain text→
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