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16-Jun-07 7:47

Just trying again, to see if I can have the pre tags but no smiley

Other than that, I changed this       V  from a + to a * and it seems to work
@"\A\d{2}\s+(?'ErrorMessage'.[^\t]*)\s*(?:.[^,]*,\s)*(?:.[^;]*; )\s(?'Number'\d*);\s+{DONE}\z"
I would also remove these   ^             ^             ^

I guess not, so I added the SPACE.

tgrt16-Jun-07 13:20

tgrt

16-Jun-07 13:20

Thanks for all your work on this. I'm stumped too. I hoped that I was missing something obvious.

I'm actually using Regex.Match for the work I'm doing. The capturing groups seem to work fine except for the one mentioned whether I use the < or the '. I cannot get it to match if I leave out the \t -- I wonder why it works for you, are you using the same Regex options that I am? (The \s is in there as well, because the delimiter isn't necessarily always a \t -- it's a crappy legacy system I have nothing to do with.)

So far no luck. This is very odd.

PIEBALDconsult16-Jun-07 17:20

16-Jun-07 17:20

I think the culprit is that +, but I don't know why it would work in one system and not the other.

I am using the same options, and using .Matches to be sure I get only the one match.

tgrt17-Jun-07 5:05

tgrt

17-Jun-07 5:05

I used the +, because I want to match one or more. I cannot rely on the legacy application to have only one, but it must have at least one. I'm nervous about cascading problems by switching the + to a * that I may not discover until later.

PIEBALDconsult17-Jun-07 7:08

17-Jun-07 7:08

Yes, but it's causing the problem. Because you require at least one, it uses the SPACE that should be part of the first group. By allowing zero, that doesn't happen.

All in all, that regex is more complex than needed for the given sample.

Are there other samples you can provide?

tgrt24-Aug-07 11:17

tgrt

24-Aug-07 11:17

I'm just finally getting back to this after several projects sidelined the longer term project that this regular expression is used in. It seems using the * does the trick -- all my unit tests are passing. I gave you a "5". Sorry it's belated.

PIEBALDconsult24-Aug-07 13:52

Asynchronous Web service call?

24-Aug-07 13:52

Prot a noblem, glad it worked.

Nithin Krishna14-Jun-07 1:46

Nithin Krishna

14-Jun-07 1:46

How to do Asynchronous web service call (using delegates and threading)? Please advice me?

Rgds
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Re: Asynchronous Web service call?

Manas Bhardwaj14-Jun-07 10:18

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14-Jun-07 10:18

Web Method by default are created with Being and End procedures too.
Call Begin of our desired method.
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Re: Asynchronous Web service call?

Colin Angus Mackay14-Jun-07 11:43

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14-Jun-07 11:43

Manas Bhardwaj wrote:
There is no need of multi threading...

Well, strictly speaking the .NET Framework handles the multithreading for you. There is still multithreading going on.

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i cant setup visual studio..?strange problem..

Mir_As14-Jun-07 0:45

Mir_As

14-Jun-07 0:45

i have done many times setup visual studio but soon before i made format my notebook than i can setup visual studio.i setup first setup(windows installer 3.1).but when programme try to setup .net 2.0 so last of progress bar so setup cant go on.But i cant see any error problem.just progress bar stands last of progress bar.another odd thing is that in the near of the progress bar s pictures change.

Re: i cant setup visual studio..?strange problem..

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar15-Jun-07 2:56

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15-Jun-07 2:56

Any specific error message?

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How can i solve this?

$uresh $hanmugam12-Jun-07 23:59

$uresh $hanmugam

12-Jun-07 23:59

hi,
At this time i'm ready to do the OCR project based on CLR in vc++. But, my code snippet giving an error when the c++/clr compile the particular line....

void Form1::SOCR_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e)<br />
{<br />
int i,j,k;<br />
String^ fName = "Citi.tif";<br />
MODI::Document^ doc = gcnew MODI::DocumentClass();<br />
doc->Create(fName);<br />
doc->OCR(MODI::MiLANGUAGES::miLANG_SYSDEFAULT,true,true);<br />
<br />
for(i=0; i < doc->Images->Count; i++)<br />
{<br />
MODI::Image^ img =(MODI::Image) doc->Images[i];// Error will be thrown on this line<br />
}<br />
<br />
}

where,
Image - Interface class

The Error is...
Error 1 error C3149: 'MODI::Image' : cannot use this type here without a top-level '^'

please help me...
thanks in advance...

Re: How can i solve this?

Fatbuddha 113-Jun-07 2:27

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13-Jun-07 2:27

Have a look at this:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x9y91h72(vs.80).aspx
I think it is your problem, isn´t it?
If not sorry!
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Re: How can i solve this?

Dave Kreskowiak13-Jun-07 3:56

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13-Jun-07 3:56

This question belongs in the (Managed)C++/CLI forum.

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Re: How can i solve this?

Christian Graus14-Jun-07 11:21

Christian Graus

14-Jun-07 11:21

You're casting to a MODI::Image instead of a MODI::Image ^.

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Does .Net have anything like COM standalone server?

Shao Voon Wong12-Jun-07 20:47

Shao Voon Wong

12-Jun-07 20:47

Hi I am a newbie in learning .Net now.

I had in mind of writing something similar to a COM standalone executable and my GUI frontend executable will communicate with this server. Does .Net have anything like this?

Please enlighten me!

Thanks for your time!

Re: Does .Net have anything like COM standalone server?

Pete O'Hanlon13-Jun-07 2:15

Pete O'Hanlon

13-Jun-07 2:15

Yes - you can achieve this effect using Reflection or Remoting.

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Re: Does .Net have anything like COM standalone server?

Shao Voon Wong13-Jun-07 15:33

Shao Voon Wong

13-Jun-07 15:33

Hi, thanks for the reply!

I got another question, the so-called server I am going to write is on the same computer as the GUI executable, it is not on a remote server or another networked computer. Does that work as well?

Thanks again!

Re: Does .Net have anything like COM standalone server?

Not Active13-Jun-07 17:01

Not Active

13-Jun-07 17:01

.NET Remoting yes.

Refelection has nothing to do with interprocess communication.

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visual studio 2005 with framework 1.1

xiaowenjie12-Jun-07 19:59

xiaowenjie

12-Jun-07 19:59

how do i configure whereby vs2005.net works with framework 1.1???

tks Smile | :)

chris

szukuro12-Jun-07 22:11

szukuro

12-Jun-07 22:11

It's not possible.

Manas Bhardwaj13-Jun-07 0:51

Manas Bhardwaj

13-Jun-07 0:51

No, you can not attach FR 1.1 with VS 2005.

DavidNohejl13-Jun-07 1:07

DavidNohejl

13-Jun-07 1:07

VS2005 does work with .NET 1.1, but only because 1.1 is (basicaly) subset of 2.0 If you want to see only 1.1 classes in intellisense etc, then no, this is not possible. "Orcas" will enable to switch between .NET Framework 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 but till then, every VS unfortunately targets different version of framework.

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