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hi andrew,
first of all, thanks for your reply. I've attached the debugger. here is what I found out so far: the process is actually started but not visible for some reason. I can see it in the task manager. I guess it has something to do with allowing a service to interact with the desktop. I'm gonna google on this one.
If somebody knows how to allow a service to interact with the desktop, please let me know.
many thanks in advance!
/matthias
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There was actually a question just a few threads below yours that asked that very same question.
http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=1709786&forumid=1649#xx1709786xx[^]
Though, I would suggest allowing the service to interact with the desktop as it would be a security hole. Using remoting or some other form of interprocess communication would be best...
I would almost suggest an old school approach to having a process running in the background for a user - the startup menu. You could have the process started when the user logs in and begin minimized (use a parameter for such) and remain in the icon tray. From there, the process would be able to poll events and interact with the user with less risk of security issues.
Just a thought. Good luck.
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hi all,
please help me with this.
i am not able to get the selected value in a dropdown list
DataSet dsLoadDDLState=new DataSet();
dsLoadDDLState=objContactDetails.LoadState();
ddlState.DataSource=dsLoadDDLState.Tables[0];
ddlState.DataMember="State_Id";
ddlState.DataValueField="State_Name";
ddlState.DataBind();
string str=ddlState.SelectedValue;
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What happens when you run the supplied code? just looking at it quickly without the rest of the code, it looks like str would alwyas equal the default selected value. If im not mistaken you would need to use the 'SelectedIndexChanged' event so that when you made a choice then str would be assigned the value clicked
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Can someone please explain why one is correct/better or incorrect/worse?
public class Gatorade
{
public Gatorade(){}
private ArrayList _Ingrediants = null;
public ArrayList Ingrediants
{
get
{
if (_Ingrediants == null)
{
_Ingrediants = new ArrayList();
}
return _Ingrediants;
}
set { _Ingrediants = value;}
}
public void IngrediantsList()
{
_Ingrediants = new ArrayList();
this._Ingrediants.Add("Water");
this._Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup");
this.Ingrediants.Add("Water");
this.Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup");
}
}
If I do this.Ingrediants.Add("Water"); then I dont have to manually instantiate _Ingrediants but this way I am accessing the public property. Please advice. Thanks.
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robert110 wrote: public ArrayList Ingrediants
In most cases you don't whant to do:
public ArrayList Ingrediants
To initialize the object:
private ArrayList _Ingrediants = new ArrayList();
To expose contents of the list publicly use IEnumeration or IList or something rather than returning the reference to the list.
led mike
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robert110 wrote: public void IngrediantsList() { /* Should I Do This */ _Ingrediants = new ArrayList(); this._Ingrediants.Add("Water"); this._Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup"); /* Or This: */ this.Ingrediants.Add("Water"); this.Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup"); }
I would rather code like this:
public Gatorade()
{
_Ingrediants = new ArrayList(0);
}
public ArrayList Ingrediants
{
get
{
if (_Ingrediants.Count == 0)
{
this.IngrediantsList();
}
return _Ingrediants;
}
}
private void IngrediantsList()
{
this._Ingrediants.Add("Water");
this._Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup");
}
of course _Ingredients is a private variable. Do not expose method when it is not necessary. Follow good encapsulation.
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i need to create a font property to a control that i have created ,
can someone help me ?
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Hello,
I think you have to pick one of these possibilities.
public override Font Font
{
get
{
return base.Font;
}
set
{
base.Font = value;
}
}
private Font _font;
public new Font Font
{
get
{
return _font;
}
set
{
_font = value;
}
}
public new Font Font
{
get
{
return base.Font;
}
set
{
base.Font = value;
}
}
private Font _myfont;
public Font MyFont
{
get
{
return myfont;
}
set
{
myfont = value;
}
}
Hope you found youre solution!
All the best,
Martin
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Hi!
I have a textfile which contains Name and Value (each name has a value). I want to display ONLY the names in a listbox. And it should be the names with the 10 highest scores. The highest score first...
I do know how to fill the listbox with all the names. But I cant get around to the other...any suggestions?
Newbie untill I die! 
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Show us how your txt is formatted
If it's something like "name=value" then you could do something like that
a) string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines("highscores.txt")
b) create a class:
struct Highscore
{
public string name;
public int score;
}
b)
List<Highscore> scores = new List<Highscore>();
foreach line in lines {
Highscore h = new Highscore();
h.name = line.Substring(0, line.IndexOf('='));
h.score = int.Parse(line.Substring(line.IndexOf('=')+1));
scores.Add(h);
}
c)
scores.Sort(... some IComparer to sort for score ...)
d)
for(int i=0; i<10; i++)
listbox.Add(scores[i].name);
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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peter 0,333333333333333
peter 1,33333333333333
thats how its look like
Newbie untill I die!
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Hi everyone,
Posting for the first time here - this looks to be a very active forum.
I have some data in an htm file, enclosed in "pre" tags (well at least the beginning tag is there). It looks like this:
<small>----- --------- ----- --------- ---- ------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- ---------------- ----------------------
Official Pace Chip Gender Category Split Split Split
Place Gun Time km Time # Name City Plce/Tot Plce/Tot Category @10km @15km @20km
----- --------- ----- --------- ---- ------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- ---------------- ----------------------
1 1:37:58.2 3:16 1:37:58.2 3 BETCHIM, NOURDDINE Montreal 1/2297 1/277 Men 30 - 34 32:37 49:24 1:05:25
2 1:37:59.9 3:16 1:37:59.2 2 NSENGIYUMVA, JOSEPH Ottawa 2/2297 1/140 Men 25 - 29 32:37 49:23 1:05:26
3 1:38:50.0 3:18 1:38:50.0 5 DEHBI, AMOR Montreal 3/2297 2/277 Men 30 - 34 32:37 49:23 1:05:46
4 1:40:15.4 3:21 1:40:15.4 7 KASSAP, DANNY Toronto 4/2297 1/52 Men 20 - 24 32:38 49:23 1:05:35
5 1:42:04.6 3:25 1:42:04.6 19 PAULING, RYAN Rochester 5/2297 2/140 Men 25 - 29 33:34 50:50 1:07:50
6 1:42:25.0 3:25 1:42:25.0 1817 VOLLMER, MARK Guelph 6/2297 3/140 Men 25 - 29 33:33 50:49 1:07:49
7 1:43:10.6 3:27 1:43:10.6 12 GRAF, ERIC Meadville 7/2297 4/140 Men 25 - 29 33:48 51:22 1:08:27
8 1:43:14.8 3:27 1:43:13.8 16 PRINCIC, DANIEL Meadville 8/2297 5/140 Men 25 - 29 34:46 52:03 1:08:42
9 1:43:19.5 3:27 1:43:18.8 4462 KEMP, PAUL Toronto 9/2297 1/354 Men 35 - 39 34:12 51:33 1:08:25
10 1:43:44.5 3:28 1:43:42.9 1256 MACDONALD, JAY Hamilton 10/2297 6/140 Men 25 - 29 33:33 50:50 1:07:49 </small>
I'd like to convert this to XML, I think it's best to do this programmatically. I'm considering using C# or Perl to do this, but I'm open to other ideas. I have the following questions:
- With Perl, setting up my regex will be elegant, but I don't know if Active Perl has any way of producing an XML file.
- With C#, it might be faster, but I don't know what class I would use to produce the XML and serialize it to disk.
All information and advice is welcome!
Thanks a lot,
Richard
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RichardInToronto wrote: I don't know what class I would use to produce the XML and serialize it to disk.
Look in the System.Xml namespace. Also look for articles on CodeProject and msdn.microsoft.com that might be tutorial type articles.
YOu can use a DOM object System.Xml.XmlDocument or perhaps a XmlWriter would work better for your solution.
led mike
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Thanks for the help Mike.
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use regular expression object in C#
1. Use Regex
2. Do Grouping in Regex
3. Use MatchEvaluator if needed
4. Add the grouping result values to the dataset.
5. Save Datset to Xml.
You are done!
Sreenath
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Thanks for your help Sreenath.
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Hi All,
I Have created a windows service in C# and I want to run an exe which was created by me earlier from this service when the service starts.
I can see the exe running in the task manager but I am unable to see the UI of the exe
Please help me as this is urgent.
Thanks.
Kalyan
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If you go into the services control panel and double click your service, you will see a tab in the ensuing dialog labelled "Log On". Click on that and then select the checkbox under the "Local System account" radio button marked "Allow service to interact with the desktop". I'm not sure if this will work for you, but give it a try.
The preferrable way to manage your own services is to create a service with no UI and then build a second Windows Forms application (possibly even one that runs in the tray) that can connect to the service and control it. You can also use remoting if you want to communicate with your service in some other way than just telling it to start, stop, and restart.
Hope that helps.
-Matt
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The 3 great virtues of a programmer:
Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris.
--Larry Wall
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I am working on an application that has hundreds of try/catch blocks that output to Console.Writeline() on error. This is great for debug mode as it gets picked up in Visual Studio. I am curious where the output goes when I am in release mode. Is there an app that can pick this up? Are there serious performance implications for leaving them in for Release mode?
Thanks!
Hogan
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If there is no Window open that catches stdout (like a Console or the VS output window), then imho it goes nowhere. Use Trace.WriteLine to print debug output.
You can capture it with DebugView in Debug and Release mode
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Didn't work. Put my app in release mode. Launched it in Visual Studio .NET and stand alone and nothing got logged. Guess I'll have to do something else.
Thanks
Hogan
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Works fine for me, DebugView captures my Trace.WriteLine.
You might also try this:
DefaultTraceListener listener = new DefaultTraceListener();
listener.WriteLine("TEST");
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Greeg,
Sorry about my quick response. I missed using the Trace part. I was just using my Console.Writeline... I think I am going to convert them all to using NLog in Release mode so I can turn them off if I don't need them. Thanks for your help!
Hogan
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I want to access only hidden files from a specific folder. Is there any property that fullfills my need....
Thanks
Syed Shahid Hussain
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