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the arrow that appears, and then click Fix: Bring Object to Front. The logo graphic is now visible at the top of the stack of objects.

The Group class represents a single group in a Match object and exposes a few prop erties whose meanings should be evident. The properties are Value (the text associated with the group), Index (its position in the source string), Length (the group s length), and Success (True when the group has been matched). This code sample is similar to the preceding example, but it also displays information concerning where each vari able appears in the source string:

Dim source As String = a = 123: b=456"

Dim re As New Regex( (\s*)( <name>\w+)\s*=\s*( <value>\d+) )

bool noTomatoes = true; for (int i = 0; i < numberOfTomatoes; i++) { if (tomatoes[i].Visible) { noTomatoes = false; if (cheese.SpriteRectangle.Intersects(tomatoes[i].SpriteRectangle)) { cheese.YSpeed = cheese.YSpeed * -1; score = score + 10; tomatoes[i].Visible = false; break; } } tomatoes[i].SpriteRectangle.X = (int)tomatoes[i].X; tomatoes[i].SpriteRectangle.Y = (int)tomatoes[i].Y; } if (noTomatoes) { resetTomatoDisplay(); }

For Each m As Match In re.Matches(source)

Dim g As Group = m.Groups( name ) Get information on variable name and value. Console.Write( Variable {0} found at index {1}", g.Value, g.Index) Console.WriteLine( , value is {0}", m.Groups( value ).Value) Next

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This is the result displayed in the console window:

If you now remove the reference to the metadata.dll and add a reference to the wrappedproxy.dll, your client application can work with the remote object exactly as if the object were defined locally. A client application that uses a wrapped proxy doesn t even need to register the object as remote.

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The noTomatoes flag is set to false if a visible tomato is found in the list. If the loop completes and noTomatoes is still true, the program must call the resetTomatoDisplay method to put the tomatoes back on the screen again. The method moves the tomato draw height down the screen and then uses a loop to update the draw height of each tomato and make the tomato visible again:

You re probably wondering why you can t use SoapSuds-generated proxy assemblies in all cases and get rid of all the intricacies related to object registration. The answer to this question is twofold: performance and flexibility. A proxy wrapper, in fact, can be used only if the remote object is reachable through SOAP over an HTTP channel, and so you can t use the more efficient binary formatter (not to mention the TCP channel). A wrapped proxy is also less flexible, because the URL of the remote object is burned into the proxy assembly. You must regenerate the wrapped proxy and redeploy it on all your clients if you want to move the remote object to another server. In spite of these severe limitations, the ability to generate wrapped proxies is a great bonus in the prototyping phase and for the simplest remoting scenarios.

The SoapSuds tool gives you yet another option: the ability to generate the source code of the metadata-only class, rather than generate a compiled assembly. In this case, you specify the /gc (Generate Code) option or the /od (Output Directory) option instead of the /oa option:

box, click the Grid Guides tab. You can set column guides and row guides, as well as the space between them.

SoapSuds can generate only C# code; therefore, it is of limited use to Microsoft Visual Basic .NET developers. Fortunately, even if you aren t a C# wizard, translating the source code to Visual Basic .NET is a simple process that doesn t take too long, unless the assembly contains a lot of classes and methods. For example, this is a Visual Basic .NET class that I obtained by converting the C# source code produced by the previous command:

IMPORTANT: all the attributes in this listing must be typed on one line. Imports System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging

void resetTomatoDisplay() { tomatoHeight = tomatoHeight + (displayHeight * tomatoStepFactor); if (tomatoHeight > tomatoHeightLimit) { tomatoHeight = minDisplayY; } for (int i = 0; i < numberOfTomatoes; i++) { tomatoes[i].Visible = true; tomatoes[i].Y = tomatoHeight; } }

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ull", XmlTypeNamespace:= http://schemas.microsoft.com/clr/nsassem/RemoteComponents/

7. Under Column Guides, change the Columns setting to 5, and under Row Guides,

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