Comments by Matthew Menard

Matthew Menard 30-Oct-18 10:21am View

I realized that I needed the ForeColor afterall. But that same structure work great. Any idea on how to create a gradient on that, from one color to another?

Matthew Menard 16-Jul-18 11:43am View

Thanks, that was it. Appreciate that.

Matthew Menard 12-Jul-18 16:23pm View

My listbox is a System.Windows.Forms.ListBox and it's set to a single selection. I'm trying to find out if a particular item is in the visible viewer area or not. I saw that the System.Windows.Controls.ListBoxItem has an isVisible property, so I thought I could create one and add that to my ListBox, but I'm having trouble.

Matthew Menard 14-May-18 12:07pm View

That didn't work. My debugger was saying that "Code \r\n Project" isn't a Byte[]

Matthew Menard 14-May-18 12:03pm View

Not sure. How do I find that out? It's a multiline textbox on an ActiveX control, built using Visual Studio on Windows.

Matthew Menard 1-Sep-16 15:02pm View

It has name value pairs (one is the ProcessingEngineStartTimeOut, with a value of 180000) but I'm not sure why or how this is created, and why it's needed

Matthew Menard 12-Dec-14 10:09am View

Pardon my ingorance, but if I have the Project.Main as the entry point, where would I instantiate Program, and where would would I run it's Main routine.

Matthew Menard 11-Dec-14 16:24pm View

Thanks for the response. I'll give that a go.

Matthew Menard 11-Dec-14 12:34pm View

Right now, my while loop (among other things) make a call to BeginAccept (which runs a BeginAccept Callback) which is a seperate routine inside of the Program class, and that calls BeginRecieve, which runs a BeginRecieve callback, another seperate routine inside the program class. I want to access some communication objects inside these routines that are instantiated inside of Main (the program entry point). Is there a way to make those objects global, or do I need to simply pass them in to the callbacks so those objects can be utilized inside the callbacks. I didn't want to make them static, as they may change in the running of the main routine (and accepting data from TCP clients, etc.)

Matthew Menard 24-Jan-14 8:09am View

The System admins originally had it set up that way, but removed that. I'll find out if that's still an option. If it's not, can I log in to the unix system programatically and pull it that way?

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