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Not Active11-Jun-07 3:11

Not Active

11-Jun-07 3:11

Yes, and if you want to go even further it could be

DataSet.Table["TableName"].Rows[0]["ColumnName"]

or if strongly typed

DataSet.TableName.Rows[0].ColumnName

So your point was?

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Colin Angus Mackay11-Jun-07 4:15

11-Jun-07 4:15

Mark Nischalke wrote:
So your point was?

Probably this: "I can code better than you can. Nya nya, nyi nya nyaaaa!" Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Not Active11-Jun-07 4:33

Not Active

11-Jun-07 4:33

If it were you I'd admit it. Cry | :((

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Colin Angus Mackay11-Jun-07 7:16

11-Jun-07 7:16

C'mon! You're a Code Project MVP! You don't get that for nothing. It means you are great at what you do and you are great at spreading the greatness. (You don't think I over did the "great" thing there, did you?)

Not Active11-Jun-07 7:24

Not Active

11-Jun-07 7:24

You're right, I am great at spreading something, but it usually comes from the posterior of a bull. Poke tongue | ;-P

only two letters away from being an asset

Colin Angus Mackay11-Jun-07 7:28

Exception in Release mode??

11-Jun-07 7:28

You work on a farm! Gosh! You find Software Developers in every corner of society. Big Grin | :-D

MsWord Component

azmoodeh11-Jun-07 1:28

azmoodeh

11-Jun-07 1:28

Hi,
Who can help me to find a .Net Component that works like the MsWord(mean that it is a Advanced editor) and could load and save the .DOC files ?

best regards
A.Azmoodeh

zubair_ahmed11-Jun-07 0:49

zubair_ahmed

11-Jun-07 0:49

A block of code is giving exception in Release mode--outside VS, but not in debug mode. Can you please tell what is the problem with my this method? How can i track the exception? Its running properly in the debug but i don't know what goes wrong in the Release mode.

int i = 0;
int res = BAD_RESULT;

try
{
vector<dataaccess::tagpartdiameterrecord> parts;

if (m_pDoc->doGetPartDiameters(parts))
{
for(i = 0; i < parts.size(); i++)
{
if (parts[i].PartDiameterLUT < 10.0 ) PartDiameterLUT[i]= 10.0;
if (parts[i].PartDiameterLUT > 120.0) PartDiameterLUT[i]= 120.0;
if (parts[i].RetractDistInches < 0.0) RetractDistInchesLUT[i]= 0.0;
if (parts[i].RetractDistInches < 40.0) RetractDistInchesLUT[i]= 40.0;
if (parts[i].JointTypeLUT < 0) JointTypeLUT[i]=(JointMode)0;
if (parts[i].JointTypeLUT > 3) JointTypeLUT[i ]=(JointMode)0 ;
}

res = GOOD_RESULT;
AfxMessageBox("GOOD_RESULT");
}
else
{
AfxMessageBox("Part Diameter Data could not be loaded1");
return BAD_RESULT;
}
}
catch(...)
{
AfxMessageBox("HERE IS THE EXCEPTION THAT IS THROWN");
return BAD_RESULT;
}

return res;
} // LoadDiameterLUT

Z.A

Christian Graus11-Jun-07 1:03

Christian Graus

11-Jun-07 1:03

Dude - this is the C# forum. This code is C++/MFC.

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Luc Pattyn11-Jun-07 1:07

Luc Pattyn

11-Jun-07 1:07

zubair_ahmed wrote:
catch(...)
{
AfxMessageBox("HERE IS THE EXCEPTION THAT IS THROWN");
return BAD_RESULT;
}

Dude - if you catch an exception look at it instead of replacing it by
a meaningless constant string.

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Christian Graus11-Jun-07 1:33

Christian Graus

11-Jun-07 1:33

His code is C++, he doesn't get a meaningful exception object.

Luc Pattyn11-Jun-07 1:35

Luc Pattyn

11-Jun-07 1:35

That's too bad.

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zappingz11-Jun-07 1:55

11-Jun-07 1:55

could be a dll problem

zappingz11-Jun-07 1:56

11-Jun-07 1:56

are you using source safe for the project?

zappingz11-Jun-07 1:59

11-Jun-07 1:59

the folder could be in read only mode.

zappingz11-Jun-07 2:02

11-Jun-07 2:02

could also be a rights problem

zappingz11-Jun-07 2:04

11-Jun-07 2:04

Which version of .net are you trying it on?

Colin Angus Mackay11-Jun-07 2:07

11-Jun-07 2:07

If you read the previous part of the thread you'll see he's using MFC C++ and posted in the wrong forum.

Dave Kreskowiak11-Jun-07 2:54

Dave Kreskowiak

11-Jun-07 2:54

First off, you're talking to yourself. You're the only one getting notifications that you replied, to yourself.

Second, none of what you said is applicable to the OP's problem, because he's using C++/MFC, not C# or the .NET Framework.

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