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FMOD for Unity 2.01.07 (Unity 2019.4.18f1 - running on MacOS Catalina) seems to have broken their FMODStudioSettings class.

I can't save in the editor without getting these errors:

I was working on translating some C# code where they used dictionaries of Vector2 to string:

I made a simple test case (see here on .NET fiddle) to try to convert to JS:

I traced group source code, and found group will new a GroupedEnumerable object. But when I tried below code it can't use is GroupedEnumerable to check.

I am seeking to extract timestamps and ip addresses out of log entries containing a varying amount of information. The basic structure of a log entry is:

I use sqllite in a Mobile Project (.net core 3.0) and Like I did in a web project with EF core (.Net 5), I wrote this:

After upgrading one of my applications from .Net Core 3.1 to .Net 5 I am noticing weird failures in the parts of my code dealing with byte array serialization and MD5 hashes.

The code worked just fine in .Net Core 3.1, but after the upgrade to .Net 5 I am seeing issues at runtime when running on Linux.

Specifically the code hashes an object to a GUID as seen below:

I have a general understanding on how ISerializable works e.g. how formatter constructs a SerializationInfo and pass it to the object (let's say Dictionary) and when the foramtter does deserialization, it retrieves SerializationInfo and calls Dictionary's specail protected constructor and pass this object etc. Below is some code(simplified by me) in regards to Dictionary:

So I have bundling in place, and we have a web farm of 3 servers running the website.

When the app pool is recycled there are a couple of errors that get thrown but I'm not sure how to go about fixing them(or if it's even possible)

.NET framework target version is 4.5.1 In package manager is says I have Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization version 1.1.3 latest

Bundle is set in view like this

I'm creating a list of checkboxes "On the fly" from a Flagged Enum using a converter, in MVVM WPF application. The bound property is an int, that represents a flagged enum. This is my converter that converts from the int, to an ObservableDictionary.