Coup d’état
Overthrow of the ruling party by a part of the ruling establishment.
A recent event illustrating this is the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Pakistan by the military in 1999.
Overthrow of the ruling party by a part of the ruling establishment.
A recent event illustrating this is the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Pakistan by the military in 1999.
Looking into creating my own ASP.Net Control Extenders (like in the Ajax Control Toolkit), I found myself having to brush up on my Javascript. So here is a quick revision of what I (and maybe you too) need to remember.
Function declaration:
function SayHelloTo(nameStr) {
document.write('Hello ' + nameStr);
}
Function with return statement:
function add(x, y) {
return x + y;
Following is some code I had to write the other day to fade a Windows Forms Form in and out of view. I have implemented the methods FadeIn and FadeOut as extension methods on the System.Windows.Forms.Form class. To use this, simply import the namespace that you copy the class FormExtensions into into the code file of your form. And then call the methods FadeIn and FadeOut as required. Happy Fading
using System.Windows.Forms;
///
/// Contains methods to extend System.Windows.Forms.Form to have the ability to fade in and fade out
///
public static class FormExtensions
{
///
/// Fade the form in
///
///
public static void FadeIn(this Form form, int seconds)
{