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|**SmartCaptionExpression**|**(\\\p{Ll})(\\\p{Lu})|_+**|Matches a lowercase character followed by an uppercase character or an underscore.|
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|**SmartCaptionExpression**|`(\\p{Ll})(\\p{Lu})|_+`|Matches a lowercase character followed by an uppercase character or an underscore.|
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|**SmartCaptionReplacement**|**$1 $2**|The **$1** represents any characters matched in the first parentheses of the expression, and the **$2** represents any characters matched in the second parentheses. The replacement is the first match, a space, and then the second match.|
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|**SmartCaptionSuffix**|**:**|Represents a character appended to the returned string. For example, if the caption is `Company Name`, the suffix makes it `Company Name:`|
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- Enclose the TableAdapter's`Update` method in a `try`/`catch` block. The following example shows how to update the contents of the `Customers` table in `NorthwindDataSet` from within a `try`/`catch` block.
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description: "The following table shows the symbol types in the lexical hierarchy."
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title: "Lexical Hierarchy of Symbol Types"
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description: "The following table shows the symbol types in the lexical hierarchy."
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|[Label (Debug Interface Access SDK)](../../debugger/debug-interface-access/label-debug-interface-access-sdk.md)|Specifies a location in program code.|
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|[PublicSymbol](../../debugger/debug-interface-access/publicsymbol.md)|Specifies an external symbol that appears when building the executable program.|
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|[Thunk](../../debugger/debug-interface-access/thunk.md)|Specifies a `thunk`.|
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|[UsingNameSpace](../../debugger/debug-interface-access/usingnamespace.md)|Specifies a `namespace`identifier.|
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|[UsingNameSpace](../../debugger/debug-interface-access/usingnamespace.md)|Specifies a `namespace`identifier.|
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> [!NOTE]
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> Additional symbol properties may be available depending on the symbol type. These properties are listed in the individual symbol topics.
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You can accomplish the same thing by using the *MageUI.exe* tool in the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK). Use the **Populate** button on the **Files** tab of your application manifest to exclude all other satellite assemblies from the application directory, and then set the **Culture** field on the **Name** tab for your deployment manifest in *MageUI.exe*. These steps not only include the correct satellite assembly, but they also set the `language` attribute on the `assemblyIdentity` element in your deployment manifest to the corresponding culture.
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After publishing the application, you must repeat this step for each additional culture your application supports. You must make sure that you publish to a different Web server directory or file share directory every time, because each application manifest will reference a different satellite assembly, and each deployment manifest will have a different value for the `language`attribute.
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After publishing the application, you must repeat this step for each additional culture your application supports. You must make sure that you publish to a different Web server directory or file share directory every time, because each application manifest will reference a different satellite assembly, and each deployment manifest will have a different value for the `language`attribute.
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## Download satellite assemblies on demand
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If you decide to include all satellite assemblies in a single deployment, you can improve performance by using on-demand downloading, which enables you to mark assemblies as optional. The marked assemblies will not be downloaded when the application is installed or updated. You can install the assemblies when you need them by calling the <xref:System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.DownloadFileGroup%2A> method on the <xref:System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment> class.
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Required. This element is a child of the `security` element and contains the `PermissionSet`, `assemblyRequest`, and `defaultAssemblyRequest`elements. This element has no attributes.
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3.`IDebugExpressionContext2::ParseText` calls [Parse](../../extensibility/debugger/reference/idebugexpressionevaluator-parse.md) to do the actual work of parsing the text and produce an [IDebugParsedExpression](../../extensibility/debugger/reference/idebugparsedexpression.md) object.
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4.`IDebugExpressionContext2::ParseText` creates an [IDebugExpression2](../../extensibility/debugger/reference/idebugexpression2.md) object and puts the `IDebugParsedExpression` object into it. This I`DebugExpression2` object is then returned to Visual Studio.
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4.`IDebugExpressionContext2::ParseText` creates an [IDebugExpression2](../../extensibility/debugger/reference/idebugexpression2.md) object and puts the `IDebugParsedExpression` object into it. This `IDebugExpression2` object is then returned to Visual Studio.
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5. Visual Studio calls [EvaluateSync](../../extensibility/debugger/reference/idebugexpression2-evaluatesync.md) to evaluate the parsed expression.
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