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kevinnicol23-Feb-10 3:20

23-Feb-10 3:20

Ahh ok, that just means the image folder is not being compiled with the solution. If you go to the image in your visual studio solution explorer, select it, right click, select properties, then change the Copy to Output Directory property to either copy always or copy if newer. This will ensure that the folder and image get copied into the build directory.

Re: image path problem

Mogamboo_Khush_Hua23-Feb-10 4:30

Mogamboo_Khush_Hua

23-Feb-10 4:30

kevinnicol wrote:
select it, right click, select properties, then change the Copy to Output Directory property to either copy always or copy if newer

there is no such property.

Sigh | :sigh:

Re: image path problem

kevinnicol23-Feb-10 5:03

kevinnicol

23-Feb-10 5:03

ahh, thats a shame. I'm in C# VS 2008, so thats why i have it. You can just copy the images folder into your debug or release directory and it will work.

vb.net convert to csharp.net

mostafa hamzeh22-Feb-10 23:46

mostafa hamzeh

22-Feb-10 23:46

hi
frm2.txt1.text = me.txt_name.text

or

frm2.txt1.text = txt_name.text

Equivalent code in Csharp.'s Notes? , When both forms are open. And the need to re-form 2 is not displaying

Thank you very much

Re: vb.net convert to csharp.net

Richard MacCutchan23-Feb-10 0:12

Richard MacCutchan

23-Feb-10 0:12

mostafa hamzeh wrote:
frm2.txt1.text = txt_name.text

Assuming this code is within the class that has txt_name as a member, then this is correct.

mostafa hamzeh wrote:
And the need to re-form 2 is not displaying

I am not sure what you mean here.

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Re: vb.net convert to csharp.net

EliottA23-Feb-10 2:10

EliottA

23-Feb-10 2:10

Richard MacCutchan wrote:
Assuming this code is within the class that has txt_name as a member, then this is correct.

missing a little ; aren't we?

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Re: vb.net convert to csharp.net

Richard MacCutchan23-Feb-10 6:16

Richard MacCutchan

23-Feb-10 6:16

EliottA wrote:
missing a little ; aren't we?

Are you? I'm more than happy.

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Re: vb.net convert to csharp.net

EliottA23-Feb-10 7:25

EliottA

23-Feb-10 7:25

Erm, I mean't in C# statements are terminated with a semicolon, which was missing in the converted line of code...

sorry for the confusion.

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Re: vb.net convert to csharp.net

Richard MacCutchan23-Feb-10 11:52

Richard MacCutchan

23-Feb-10 11:52

No confusion, I forgot the Smile | :)

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Datagridview Insert

spankyleo12322-Feb-10 23:38

spankyleo123

22-Feb-10 23:38

Hi ppl,

I have a datagridview(dgv) on my winform with editable rows. The dgv is not bound to any datasource. I want to programatically capture the data inserted into these rows and store it to the database table. How to do this?

Pls suggest .

Thanks,

Re: Datagridview Insert [modified]

AB777123-Feb-10 1:37

AB7771

23-Feb-10 1:37

You can get the DataGridViewRow of the datagridview and get the data from the cells of the row...
Hope that helps...

Thanks & Regards,
Pramod
"Everyone is a genius at least once a year"

modified on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 7:43 AM

Re: Datagridview Insert

spankyleo12323-Feb-10 2:38

spankyleo123

23-Feb-10 2:38

could show me a snippet please.

Deserialize following Xml.??

ashishtango22-Feb-10 23:09

ashishtango

22-Feb-10 23:09

Hi,
I am getting this error There is an error in XML document (1, 2) When i Deserialize following Xml.

<EnvironmentConfigurations>
<EnvironmentConfiguration>
<EnvironmentName>ABC</EnvironmentName>
<CMSConfiguration>
<Address>net.tcp://localhost:9000/Manager</Address>
<Binding>netTcpBinding</Binding>
<Contract>Common.Interfaces.Server</Contract>
</CMSConfiguration>
</EnvironmentConfiguration>
<EnvironmentConfiguration>
<EnvironmentName>XYZ</EnvironmentName>
<CMSConfiguration>
<Address>net.tcp://localhost:9000/Manager</Address>
<Binding>netTcpBinding</Binding>
<Contract>Common.Interfaces.Server</Contract>
</CMSConfiguration>
</EnvironmentConfiguration>
</EnvironmentConfigurations>

Re: Deserialize following Xml.??

Mirko198022-Feb-10 23:36

Mirko1980

22-Feb-10 23:36

The exception you are receiving has an InnerException property, it should tell you what the problem is.

Re: Deserialize following Xml.??

Bernhard Hiller23-Feb-10 1:32

Bernhard Hiller

23-Feb-10 1:32

The first line should be something like

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

The second character of the first line must be a question mark, and that's the position shown in the error message.
Obvioulsy, you've somehow lost your first line.

Erase specific portion of stroke

googlejumbo22-Feb-10 22:03

googlejumbo

22-Feb-10 22:03

hii everyone,
Iam working on TabletPC handwriting synthesis
iam using MICROSOFT.INK SDK

i want to erase specific portion of the ink dynamically
example : i write CAR using my handwriting , I want to erase the alphabet C,R and want to get specific portion of A only
please help me out , how can i erase defined specific portion dynamically without using INK ERASEMODE/DELETE MODE functionality (of stroke selection first den use erase mode), I dont want to do it manually after selection and den usong delete mode
I want to do it Programatically
please help me out

with regards
Amit

predicate delegate c#

Ramkumar_S22-Feb-10 21:03

Ramkumar_S

22-Feb-10 21:03

Hi All,

Can any one say about " predicate delegate " in c#....

Please suggest me good example.

Ramkumar
("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ")

http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

Re: predicate delegate c#

AspDotNetDev22-Feb-10 21:05

AspDotNetDev

22-Feb-10 21:05

Good example.

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Re: predicate delegate c#

Kevin McFarlane23-Feb-10 1:09

Kevin McFarlane

23-Feb-10 1:09

Kevin

Check who has taken the handle of the text file.

Sunil G22-Feb-10 19:47

Sunil G

22-Feb-10 19:47

Hi all,

I have one text file. now i want to check who has taken the handle of the text file.
How can i find the exe in C#?

Reply ASAP.

Thanking You,
Sunil G.

modified on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 2:10 AM

Re: Check who has taken the handle of the text file.

Calla22-Feb-10 21:06

Calla

22-Feb-10 21:06

To retrieve a list of running processes use: System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses() which returns an array av Process objects.

Re: Check who has taken the handle of the text file. [modified]

Sunil G22-Feb-10 21:19

Sunil G

22-Feb-10 21:19

with this System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses() i get all the running processes.
but i want the process name who has taken the handle of particular text file.

As in input parameter i will give textfile name and want the process who has taken the handle of the textfile.

modified on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 3:35 AM

Re: Check who has taken the handle of the text file.

Calla22-Feb-10 21:37

Calla

22-Feb-10 21:37

Do you have the name of the text file and you want to retrieve the process which has the handle to that file? Could you please elaborate more?

Re: Check who has taken the handle of the text file. [modified]

Sunil G22-Feb-10 21:40

Sunil G

22-Feb-10 21:40

Yes you r on the track.

I have the name of the text file and I want to retrieve the process which has the handle to that file..

If you want more explanation, i will explain the whole case.

Thanking You,
Sunil G.

modified on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 3:46 AM

Re: Check who has taken the handle of the text file.

Calla22-Feb-10 22:14

Calla

22-Feb-10 22:14

I'm sorry Sunil - don't know how to achieve that. Hope someone else can help, and I'l make a post if I have a sudden stroke of genious.. Good luck anyway!

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