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Winsock component isn't there in VS2005. You could work with System.Net.Sockets...
"It's only that urgent if you have to pee.." - Dave Kreskowiak
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You don't add the "winsock component". You use the classes in the System.Net.Sockets[^] namespace.
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Is there a certain library I need to have referenced to my project in order to use I/O? Just wondering. Also, is there a way I can open a jpg with a FileStream object?
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these are elementary questions a simple MSDN lookup could have answered:
FileStream Class
Namespace: System.IO
Image.FromStream()
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hi
first i need an algorithm for make thin a shape that previously detec it's edges in my app. my app works with monochorom pics with White back color and Black fore color. i can detect the edges but i need to reduce the width of shape to one pixel .(see image : http://i14.tinypic.com/52yikch.jpg )
second i want to read every user input character vector from a ttf font file.
ttf created vector base and every character has some vertex point with (x,y) position. i need these vertexes x and y .
thx
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on the second question: I dont expect extracting such data from a TTF file would be easy.
You can always select a font, then draw a huge single character onto a Panel,
create a bitmap from there, then do your image processing magic on that.
(it would require a Control.DrawToBitmap)
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for the first i find the words : Centerline trace
corel 12 or earlier support it...
anybody can help know ?
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hi
first i need an algorithm for make thin a shape that previously detec it's edges in my app. my app works with monochorom pics with White back color and Black fore color. i can detect the edges but i need to reduce the width of shape to one pixel .(see image : http://i14.tinypic.com/52yikch.jpg )
second i want to read every user input character vector from a ttf font file.
ttf created vector base and every character has some vertex point with (x,y) position. i need these vertexes x and y .
thx
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A solution to something like this would involve several bookloads of information and is out of the scope of a posted message. Google around
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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I want my dataGrid's DataSource to be a Query from my MSAccess Database, but I can only put a DataTable from a DataSet as the DataSource. Is there an other way that the DataSource can be linked with my Query?
(...too many "data" in this question...)
Thanks!
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You can put the DataSet as a DataSource, then the DataMember property should be the name of a table in the DataSet.
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That's what I'm doing right now, but I don't want the DataMember to be a table but rather a query. Is there a way to to this?
The reason I want to do that is because I need to do operations in the grid, but I really don't know how. That's why I did a Query in MSAcces, but I can't use it as a dataSource for the grid.
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You should probably look for a good book on interacting with VB and databases.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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ford86 wrote: That's what I'm doing right now, but I don't want the DataMember to be a table but rather a query. Is there a way to to this?
No, there isn't. Any query is going to return the results in either a DataSet (multiple tables) or a DataTable object. If your query is returning data from a single table, you can keep it in a DataTable and bind the DataGridView to that.
ford86 wrote: That's why I did a Query in MSAcces, but I can't use it as a dataSource for the grid.
Of course you can!! The exact same query is going to return results in a DataTable or DataSet.
Seriously, you need to pickup a book on VB.NET and/or ADO.NET and work through it.
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Hi,
You can assign a join query to DataAdapter, fill the DataSet, Create a DataView and link it to the table, apply filter on the RowFilter Property of DV
Private DS As New DataSet
Private DA As SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter
Private DV As DataView
...
Dim ConnString As String = "Data Source...."
DA = New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter("SELECT ... FROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON ...", ConnString)
DA.Fill(DS, "TwoTables")
DV = New DataView(DS.Tables("TwoTables"))
dg.DataSource = DV
...
DV.RowFilter = "ID = 2" ' > < <> ...
Note: Update here has some restrictions!
hope this helps
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Not sure if you can use SqlDataAdapter on Access databases. That is for SQL Server....
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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Is there a better way to update a datagrid then connection to table and running a update() method to check the database and fill the dataset every 5 secounds?
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You could create a data layer that all database access goes through. When the data layer is told to update a record it could also fire off an event that your UI code subscribes to. This event would tell the UI code that a record has changed and also possibly get a DataRow object passed to it containing the changed record.
Just a thought. I have no example code and don't know of any.
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Hi
I need to subclass ( in C++ ) Command Prompt window but CP window's WndProc is Zero , therefore i can not call DefWndProc
Thanks for your ideas
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Ky Nam wrote: I need to subclass ( in C++ ) Command Prompt window but CP window's WndProc is Zero , therefore i can not call DefWndProc
Thanks for your ideas
It might be an idea to post this in a C++ related forum. I don't think you'll get an answer in the VB forum.
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Ky Nam wrote: I need to subclass ( in C++ ) Command Prompt window but CP window's WndProc is Zero
Of course! A console app doesn't have a message pump, so won't have a WndProc function.
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I have a multi-line textbox similar to the interface of a graphing calculator. I added a scrollbar so the user doesn't have to clear the screen every time it is full but the scrollbar remains locked at the top, requiring the user to scroll down to see what he or she is typing. How can I either make the scrollbar lock to the bottom or make the text box "toss" the top lines?
Thanks!
Natalie
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Try setting TextBox.SelectionStart=TextBox.TextLength and using TextBox.ScrollToCaret method
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Ky Nam wrote: Try setting TextBox.SelectionStart=TextBox.TextLength and using TextBox.ScrollToCaret method
Thanks for the input but this didn't quite work. It is still staying at the top of the textbox. I have a virtual keyboard on the form and it is the only way to input text to the textbox (unfortunately it is supposed to be designed this way) so the caret does not follow the text as it is entered. How can I get the caret to behave like there is input from the keyboard?
-- modified at 13:27 Wednesday 25th July, 2007
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ScrollToCaret only works if the TextBox you call it on has the input focus.
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