C#

ListViewItem item = listView1.Items.Add(dataArray[i]);
item.SubItems.Add(dataArray[i+1]);
item.SubItems.Add(dataArray[i+2]);
//etc...

for (int i = 0; i < length; i += 6)
{
   <code>ListViewItem itm = listView1.Items.Add(dataArray[i]);
   for (int i2 = i+1; i2 < i+6; i2 ++)
   {
       itm.SubItems.Add(dataArray[i2]);
   }</code>
}

Muntyness wrote:

or should I just call the two instances of class 4?

public static class Calculator
{
  public static int Compute(param obj[] parms){...}
}

public class One
{
   Class2 clas2 = new Class2();
   Class3 clas3 = new Class3();
   ....
   clas2.Consume();
   clas3.Consume();
}

public class Class2
{
   public void COnsume()
   {
            Calculator.Compute(parms);
   }
}

public class Class3
{
   public void Consume()
   {
            Calculator.Compute(otherParms);
   }
}

Subramanyahs wrote:

How to get the height and width of a window which has a scrollbar both horizontal and vertical.

for (i=0; i < ...) {
   btnArr[i].Click += new System.EventHandler(NameOfYourClickHandler);
   btnArr[i].Tag = i; // this is needed so that you can identify which
                      // button was clicked
}

public void NameOfYourClickHandler(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {
   // do something
   MessageBox.Show(((System.Windows.Button)sender).Tag.ToString());
}

Process oProcess = new Process();
oProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "D:\\Temp\\MyFile.txt"; //File to open (sent as a command line argument)
oProcess.StartInfo.FileName = "notepad.exe"; //Application to open the file in
oProcess.Start();

char cQuote = Convert.ToChar(34);
Process.Start("excel.exe", cQuote + Path + "\\" + FileName + ".xml" + cQuote);