[modi123_1]

Some or most of use use a custom class library at work, but what about home? Is there a personal library you reference with each project? Some toolbox of bits, bobs, and helper methods that are pretty indispensable?

I've lugged one around for quite some time, and now automatically force forms to inherit from a custom form that includes a status bar to output status messages to (with color!). The oldest thing I have lugged around (and I forgot why I even have it there) is a constant for pi; out to eight places. I guess it was important... back in the day.

Whatcha got? What's the oldest? Oddest? Most bad ass?

[Curtis Rutland]

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a constant for pi

Math.PI. That's one you can delete

I actually don't actually use a custom library for each project. I have one, with some extension methods I like, but I don't import it each time. I copy what I need from it, and only that. I don't like adding unnecessary dependencies or increasing the size of my project unnecessarily.

This post has been edited by insertAlias: 26 January 2011 - 03:58 PM

[Sergio Tapia]

To be honest, I've never had the use for keeping a library of my functions. Then again, I'm only on my first year of actual non-school programming work. We'll see.

[Core]

A stack of WinAPI function implemented via P/Invoke with all the associated types and callbacks. At least applies to the functions I am using - I am constantly implementing new stuff.