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Need Help in Using Jagging Array in C# DotNet

23-Oct-07 21:28

Why are you asking this again ? What are you looking for that the article you read from me does not provide ? What is the issue, exactly ?

FWIW - if my article didn't help, I'm not defensive about that. I just don't understand what you're asking, or why you had to ask twice in an hour. There's at least one other image processing article on CP whch may include an embossing filter, did you find that one ?

Or why you think it's wise to post your email address on a public forum.

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salman_geek23-Oct-07 20:54

salman_geek

23-Oct-07 20:54

hi buddies,
I Need Help in
: Jagging Array Conversion into Multidimentional Jagging Array.
in C# DotNet

Regards,
Salman Khursheed Bhatti

Christian Graus23-Oct-07 20:57

23-Oct-07 20:57

I'm not sure I follow what it is you want ?

salman_geek23-Oct-07 21:22

salman_geek

23-Oct-07 21:22

I wanna ask that can a Jagging Array in C#.Net behave like a Multidimentional array.

Regards,
Salman Khursheed Bhatti

Christian Graus23-Oct-07 21:26

23-Oct-07 21:26

A jagged array is a multidimensional array, but it does not guarentee that the same number of elements exist in each 'row'. So, you'd have to add code to check that the element you want is there, for each row you read.

pmarfleet23-Oct-07 21:22

pmarfleet

23-Oct-07 21:22

You should check the spelling in your messages before posting. What is a 'Jagging Array'?

Paul Marfleet

Guffa23-Oct-07 22:50

Guffa

23-Oct-07 22:50

A jagged array is simply an array of arrays. You can only move the data from a jagged array into a multi dimensional array if all the second level arrays in the jagged array have the same length.

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install application

tnaveen23-Oct-07 20:43

23-Oct-07 20:43

I need to show the details of drives before installing and to install application in an specified drive the user select other than 'c'drive

naveen

Christian Graus23-Oct-07 20:53

23-Oct-07 20:53

A standard MSI allows the user to select an install path.

tnaveen23-Oct-07 20:57

23-Oct-07 20:57

can u give some more explanation

naveen

Christian Graus23-Oct-07 20:58

23-Oct-07 20:58

When you create an installer, it's going to offer that, simple as that.

tnaveen23-Oct-07 22:14

23-Oct-07 22:14

when using smartclient(clik once deployment),how can this feature(path) will be added

naveen

Nouman Bhatti23-Oct-07 21:17

Nouman Bhatti

23-Oct-07 21:17

if u r making your setup through the default setup wizard of .net then u don't have to worry about this...

even if u r using install shield or some other software to make setup then this feature is by default added in it.

tnaveen23-Oct-07 22:15

23-Oct-07 22:15

when using smartclient(clik once deployment),how can this feature(path) will be added

naveen

radiobutton and bool

kabutar23-Oct-07 20:41

23-Oct-07 20:41

HI,
I have two radio buttons male and female in windows form....
this is my code.....
whatever i do it will only display female which ever radio button i clicked....
i suspect there is some pblm with my bool...
can anybody help me plzzz

bool flag=true;
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}

private void txtBranch_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

}

private void btnRadio_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (flag==true)
{
txtBranch.Text = rdoMale.Text;
}

if(flag==false)
{
txtBranch.Text = rdoFemale.Text;
}
}
}
}

thanks in advance

N a v a n e e t h23-Oct-07 20:45

N a v a n e e t h

23-Oct-07 20:45

kabutar wrote:
if(flag==false)
{
txtBranch.Text = rdoFemale.Text;
}

You are not setting flag=false anywhere in the code

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kabutar23-Oct-07 20:56

23-Oct-07 20:56

but navneeth isnt the bools default value always false.....?
can you just alter my complete code for me so that i can understand it better if you dont mind....

or is there anyother way of doing by not using the bool ie
something like
if(rdobuttonmale.selected)
{
txtBranch.Text = rdoMale.Text;
}

if(rdobuttonfemale.selected)
{
txtBranch.Text = rdoFemale.Text;
}

my basic purpose is the same ie the textbox should display the selected radio button.... Smile | :)

thanking you

N a v a n e e t h23-Oct-07 21:03

N a v a n e e t h

23-Oct-07 21:03

But I see only one event here. Write two events for both radio buttons, and assign the textbox value in those events. No need of using the flag

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kabutar23-Oct-07 21:10

23-Oct-07 21:10

Awesome now i got it working........now its working fine.....thankyou guys

kabutar23-Oct-07 21:22

23-Oct-07 21:22

hi,
i have one more doubt
if i want to use multiple windows that form1 will have datagrid and form2 will have textboxes and if i want to display the details entered in form2 in the datagrid in form1 .....do i need to use delegates or is there any other easy way of doing it.....

Smile | :)

thanks

N a v a n e e t h23-Oct-07 21:25

N a v a n e e t h

23-Oct-07 21:25

kabutar wrote:
do i need to use delegates or is there any other easy way of doing it.....

Delegates are always a good practice. Alternatively you can overload form2 constructor and pass form1 object there while invoking form2. Use this object to set value back to form1.

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kabutar23-Oct-07 21:34

23-Oct-07 21:34

Thanks again will try with delegate first