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Member 1033907 wrote: If so, how do I make them as regular (global) functions, without being nested in some namespace and class?
Not possible in .NET.
You can't 'export' them, you'd need to write a COM dll and access them via COM.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
"I am new to programming world. I have been learning c# for about past four weeks. I am quite acquainted with the fundamentals of c#. Now I have to work on a project which converts given flat files to XML using the XML serialization method" - SK64 ( but the forums have stuff like this posted every day )
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That is bad news, I'll probably need to reconsider the whole approach. One last shot - if I leave out the requirement that they need to be standalone functions and write something like
namespace Space
{
public class Something
{
public static void FunctionA()
{
}
}
}
Can this FunctionA be somehow accessed from an unmanaged C++ win32 application? (no fancy com, mfc, nothing). If so, could you give me a little clue how (on the c++ side)? Or another way to make it work with just the C++ app and the C# dll? (I have access to both)
Thanks in advance, H.
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Member 1033907 wrote: Can this FunctionA be somehow accessed from an unmanaged C++ win32 application? (no fancy com, mfc, nothing).
No.
Member 1033907 wrote: Or another way to make it work with just the C++ app and the C# dll? (I have access to both)
Using C# to generate the .DLL, we've already told you the options you have.
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Ok, thanks, no c# then.
Out of curiosity - what project type one selects when creating COM dll in Visual Studio? Is it "ATL Project" or something else? I've never done that (and probably won't).
H.
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Just a class library. The COM exposure is all in how you attribute your code.
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Christian is correct. The only "easy" interface you have is to expose your classes, properties, and method is through COM.
You could try to host the .NET CLR in your Win32 app, but that's a severe pain in the ass to do. Read[^]
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Thanks. Please read my answer above, I'll be glad if you have something to say. Otherwise I'll probably forget about C# altogether.
BTW: "through COM" means that I 1) write the C# .dll with the functions (as public static methods) 2) write another library which receives calls from the win32 application and forwards them to the C# dll?
Thanks, H.
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i tried it again and agian but it shows only blank squares on running the project.
i also have these fonts installed.
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On your Form, try Changing property "Language" from "(Default)" to "Hindi"
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sorry sir i dont see any property name language in my textbox property window my ide is vs2008
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Form it self, not Textbox
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ok i got it but still the prblm exists any step by step suggestion or guide article
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I got it by bringing Font box open, i tried with DevLys 010 and i got it. But for the first time when i changed, by changing Name of font without bringing font box, it didnt change
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ok i will try that thanx.
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I need help setting up a project that can search for products at Amazon, return a list of matches, and possibly even make purchases via a WS.
Anyone have experience with Amazon Web Services that could point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Huh?
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Click the link, watch, wait a moment, and you'll have your answer(s)
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Smart I like. Smart ass I can do without.
First, I have already spent considerable time searching aws.amazon.com, second I spent enough time searching Google.
If I had found useful info, I wouldn't be posting here.
If you don't have anything useful to contribute, then don't contribute.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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The information accessible from the Google search I provided is useful to developers capable of developing the project you described. If that is not you, that's not my fault. So for trying to blame me for your shortcomings I have a great big F*** OFF A**HOLE in reply.
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Well, other people had no problem posting a decent reply.
If you're just looking to troll, go somewhere else.
The world is full of A$$holes, don't be one yourself.
I'm done with you.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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In case you missed it last time F U C K O F F A S S H O L E
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Thank you!
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Hello,
I'm using VS2008 (C#).
i built a desktop application that doing few type of query's and save the results to CSV file.
now, i want also to see the result in the DataGridView.
i understand the logic, and i understand that i have to use in my code something like the follow lines: (i cant see the "DataBind" Method!!)
<pre>
public void ExecuteFromBox(string ExecuteFromFile,string timeNow)
{
string conStr = String.Format(@"UID=very_Funny;PWD=hahahahaha;InitialCatalog=hahahahahahaha;Data Source=hahahahahaha");
Form1 frmain = new Form1();
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(conStr);
conn.Open();
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(@ExecuteFromFile, conn);
MessageBox.Show(cmd.CommandText);
DataSet ds = new DataSet();
//SqlDataAdapter ad = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd);
SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();
frmain.DTResults.DataSource = reader;
<b>frmain.DTResults.DataBind();</b> // i cant find this Method!!!
conn.Close();
}
</pre>
is there any suggestion?? how can i add the DataBind Method?
Thank you 
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