>>>>Just doing an end of week code review and trying to decide which of these two lines of code should get the 'most obscure line of the week' award'?

int? i = (int?)(from LLLabel s in sheetCanvas.Children where s.Id == l.Id select s)
>>>>                .Max(x => x.GetValue(CMProp.StampIndexProperty));

or

var v = s.Split(new Char[] { ' ' }).Select(x => x).Where(x => x.Length > 0);

I sort of like the first one - nullable type, a bit of Linq, an extension method using a lambda expression with an attached dependency property - but the last bit is WPF specfic so perhaps shouldn't count.
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>>>>Actually this doesn't have to be an 'in house' award - anyone else want to enter ?
>>>
>>>All looks very maintainable. (head in hands)
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>>That code won't need maintenance! Solid as a brick s**thouse! Of course that may also say something about the output :-{
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>The output.
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>Reminds me many years ago maintaining a batch Cobol application that produced a very large paper report on BT (then post office) pay
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>I'd been looking after it for about a year when the user/customer called up and asked what we wanted them to do with all this printout that we kept sending them.

ROFL. I assume you told them that it was essential to store it carefully......