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It's going to be one month since I enter Microsoft. The new environment is better than I have imaged.
It's very different between Microsoft and my previous company. I found Microsoft do many things to improve the employee's feeling.
The segregate panes between two rows of employees are as high as a man. There are a drawer and A shelf at the top of the panes, so you can place most of your things there. This design let the employee's table be neat.
There is nothing other than computers under the table, so it's convenient to extend your legs.
The undersides of the table are wrapped by icon. The effect of this icon is to observe electromagnetic wave, on one hand, the computers under the table will not impact by other devices around the table, and on the other hand, the radiation of the under-table computer will be restricted. Some small holes array on the iron, this make the iron observe some sound wave.
The wall also has its secret. It is not smooth, but seems pasted with cloth of elegant texture. This kind of wall can also absorb sound wave, so even there are hundreds of persons in the room, but you still feel very quiet.
The light is very scientifically designed. Standing in the room, you could not find your shadow. The light's brightness is also very suitable for reading or operating computer.
The last one is the wonderful temperature. It's very comfortable. Sometime the temperature seems slightly cold, that makes you far away from doze, I think so.
Microsoft believes, the best environment makes the best innovation.
To program with WWF, you should have the following software installed on you computer.
1.Microsoft.NET Framework 3.0.
2.Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for .NET Framework 3.0.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=5D61409E-1FA3-48CF-8023-E8F38E709BA6&displaylang=en
3.Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation.
4.SQL Server Management Studio Express Edition.
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Thunder is a powerful tool for downloading. There are three obviously benefits to use Thunder.
First, it improves the downloading speed. It works effectively. Most of time, the speed is higher than other downloading tool, as Flashget, Netant for example.
Second, it resolves the dead link. Sometime, the resource was deleted or moved to other place, and you could not download the resource directly. However, the Thunder can found the backup of the resource automatically. On the other hand, some resource is not accessible in your location, for example, the firewall doesn't let you do it, the Thunder can also solve this kind of problems.
At last, most of your downloading is likely to be reused in future. When time flush away, the downloading is deleted by some reasons, this is very normal. Then how to find the former resource? Now with Thunder, the resource can be recorded to the resource Blog, which provided by the Thunder. Go to your Blog, you can find the resources you have down.
public TestRule()
: base("TestRule")
{ }
public override TargetVisibilities TargetVisibility
{
get
{
return TargetVisibilities.NotExternallyVisible;
}
}
public override ProblemCollection Check(Member member)
{
Field field = member as Field;
// Is the provided member a field?
if (field == null)
return null;
// We are only interested in private fields
if (!field.IsPrivate)
return null;
// Ignore constants and fields with special names
if (field.IsLiteral || field.IsSpecialName)
return null;
string name = field.Name.Name;
// Ignore compiler generated event backing stores
if (RuleUtilities.IsEventBackingField(field))
return null;
if (!name.StartsWith(FIELD_PREFIX))
Problems.Add(new Problem(GetNamedResolution("Prefix", name, FIELD_PREFIX), field));
return Problems;
}
}
Then compile the class lib and put the asembly to the FxCop's rules folder, OK.
In VSTS, you can define or add the code checking rules in FxCop. This is the to-do list.
1. Download FxCop 1.35. The URL is http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/fxcop/.
2. Install FxCop 1.35
3. Create a class lib project in VS.
4. Insert the reference: FxCopSdk, Microsoft.Cci, you can find them in both the FxCop folder and VS setup folder.
5. Let the class be inherited from base class: Introspection.BaseIntrospectionRule.
6. Override the check functions according your rules:
Check(Microsoft.Cci.Parameter)
Check(Microsoft.Cci.Member)
Check(Microsoft.Cci.TypeNode)
Check(Microsoft.Cci.Tesource)
...
7. Add and edit the rule configure file: xxxRules.xml.
8. Edit the rules with this property:
Message level: Warning Critical Warning, Error, Critical Error and Information.
Certainty: 1--99
9. Test the rule in FxCop 1.35.
10. Reinsert the reference: FxCopSdk, Microsoft.Cci, from VS setup folder, and recompile.
11. Copy the assembly to the FxCop rules folder in the VS setup folder.
12. You can use your self-defined rules in the VS IDE.
Be careful:
1. Do not copy the assembly to local
2. The xml file name must be end with "Rules.xml".
3. The xml should be compiled into the resources.
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