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As we already told you, you can do this in the Load event handler of your form.
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Yes, and it is a good idea. But I'd like something more general that could work on Console Applications too.
Thanks,
Dirso
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What about the Main method then? Console applications also have a Main method.
regards
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You should do all of your form initialization in the FormLoad method, and call Application.Exit() from that method if needed.
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hi,
i developed for a comercial application a quite complex gui framework based on forms, with windows manager and docking manager, where the forms could have various contents, from datagrids to media players.
it al works nice, except for one problem:
i have a main form (something like a mainframe) and a set of owned forms. suposing that the main application form is MainFrame, for all the owned forms, let's say Owned1, Owned2, etc. i set OwnedX.Owner = MainFrame.
the problem is that in some circumstancies my OwnedX forms end by being displayed, in the z-order, behind MainFrame form (i figured out that by making the MainFrame form semitransparent). when i click on either MainFrame form, or on any of the OwnedX that are still visible, everithing comes back to normal, and all the owned forms are displayed on top of the owner.
the problem is that even if MSDN states that a owned form couldn't be displayed before owner form, it happens. let me mention again that in my application i have multiple forms, with a very diversified content (up to 5 media players, using IVideoWindow component, datagrids, all kind of controls, from editboxes to buttons). what is specific to my forms is that they don't have a captionbar and a border, i emulate them using HT_XXX notifications, but i doubt that this is the problem as everithing works fine until something triggers abnormal behaviour, when a owned form goes behind owner form, and when the owner form is activated by clicking on it the owned forms is displayed back on top of the owner form.
i'm using visual studio 2005, .net framework 2.0 and windows xp with service pack 3 (it happened with service pack 2 too). i supose that is something in .net framework but, of course, i cannot tell where.
if anybody has an idea on what cause that, or encountered the same problem, please try to explain me where i do wrong.
best wishes, and thank you,
calin
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Hard to say what is actually causing the owned forms to go behind the owner one. You could try handle the Deactivate event of one of your owned forms and see what the call stack looks like.
SkyWalker
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hi,
i tried to handle activate, deactivate, set focus, focus lost, position changed (as much as possible without entering a infinte loop). no efect. the callstack, and also the messages seen with windows spy, looks ok. it is something ouside my code, most likely soemwhere deep in .net framework...
thank you,
calin
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Hey
I need to detect when the content of the screen has changed i.e. a window has been opened or a tooltip pops up or basically any change from one snapshot of a screen to the next. The first way I have considered doing this is periodically taking a screen shot in code and then comparing the bitmaps for differences but this could lead to missing screen changes if my interval of snapshots is too large.
However this is inneficient and possibly very slow. Does any one know if there is some sort of OS event I can request notify me if the screen content changes and better yet which area of the screen has changed?
Although this is in the C# section pointers to any C++ resources would also be very helpful.
Thanks
At university studying Software Engineering - if i say this line to girls i find they won't talk to me
Dan
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Hey
Thanks for your help  , that looks like a step in the right direction. The other method I have found just incase somebody is interested is here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644991(VS.85).aspx[^]
Sorry for the none .NET post but it looks like this method could be of help to anyone looking to do something similar to what I want.
At university studying Software Engineering - if i say this line to girls i find they won't talk to me
Dan
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Glad to help you
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Hi,
I need to make a trend graph(dynamic datas) in my c# dotnet application. Could anyone help me.
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Take a look at this article[^].
It's a great free charting library.
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Hi All,
I have a CSV file with two Columns, the first Column has quotes and in between those quotes there is a comma, how do I make my application not read the comma in between the quotes but read the second data in the second column?
Please can you assist me please!!
Regards,
Ndeza
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I want to retrieve all data members names (fields names) for my custom class and put those names in a list of strings. Is this possible?
Any example with source code would be highly appreciated!
Regards, matixsc.
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Thank you Giorgi, but, could you be more specific and give me an example?
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I gave you a link to documentation. Did you have a look at it? There is an example.
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Hi Giorgy,
The link you gave me is about registry (Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^]),as far as I can figure it out.
Sorry, but I can't see the answer to my question in this article.
I'll give you more details about my question.
Suppose I have a class Person:
class Person
{
string FirstName;
string LastName;
int Age;
...Some methods
}
All I want is to get those fields names (FirstName, LastName and Age) and put them in a list of strings.
Also, if it's possible to get default values for those fields that would be great(to me) to know too!
Best Regards, matixsc
<div class="ForumMod">modified on Tuesday, November 4, 2008 7:07 AM</div>
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matixsc wrote: The link you gave me is about registry (Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^]),as far as I can figure it out.
Sorry, but I can't see the answer to my question in this article.
That's the link in his signature, click the link ABOVE his signature.
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Thank you everyone! I think this should help.
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I have a string containing Chinese character (double byte), how can I tell if this string are in Chinese characters?
S Wong
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