Re: ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic [modified] - C# Discussion Boards

Jammer30-Jun-08 1:59

30-Jun-08 1:59

Hi,

I have been testing my problematic install on my machine at work and it works as expected. The two similarities between my dev machine and the machine at work is that they both have System.Data.SqlSeverCe in the C:\Windows\assembly directory ... my test machine does not which is where I'm seeing the errors trying to create the database ...

I have System.Data.SqlServerCe referenced in my application and set to Copy Local=True, I also have the other 7 DLL's related to SQL included in my build and distribution.

To test this, on my working install I moved the System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll file out of the install directory and my app still worked. I think for some reason that its actually using the .dll in the GAC not the local one.

I thought this is what the Copy Local setting was for when you build a release version ...

Any help on this would be great.

Cheers,

Jammer

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Re: Adding SQLCE to Distribution App

Jammer30-Jun-08 9:20

Jammer

30-Jun-08 9:20

Hi All,

I have just confirmed that this is the problem. I manually installed SQL Compact on the test machine and my app runs.

I've followed MicroSoft's instructions to the letter for distributing a local copy of SQL Compact with my application. What would be causing my app to ignore the local dll and crash becuase it can't find the dll in the GAC?

Should I be changing the Reference Properties setting 'Alias' from 'global' to 'local' or something like that?

TIA,

Jammer

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resolving a distribution list in order to send emails

randprin30-Jun-08 1:54

randprin

30-Jun-08 1:54

hi all
i'm using C# to process and send mails to recepients using SMTP, lately i've been requested to add functionality to my code where i'll be able to resolve outlook distribution lists into their respective mail addresses.

as i'm restricted to C# i cannot do this via MAPI, i've tried googling the solution but cannot find a solution that will return the resolved mail addresses. i'll also add i cannot use the Redemption library (can't use anything unless i wrote it in house)

ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic

Member 340288630-Jun-08 1:24

Member 3402886

30-Jun-08 1:24

Hi
I am very new to C# programming (classic asp trained) so please bear with me if I'm being stupid!

All I want to do is declare a 2 dim array but it will be dynamic as I don't know what the size will be. I have been searching the web and it looks like I should be using ArrayList(). However, I cannot find any examples as to how I declare it - it doesn't like the first line in my code as it's looking for a size:

e.g
ArrayList itemsArray = new ArrayList[,];
itemsArray[0,0].Add(TextBox1.Text);
itemsArray[0,1].Add(TextBox2.Text);
Response.Write(itemsArray[0,0]);
Response.Write(itemsArray[0,1]);

Please help as I've been spending hours looking for an answer and about to change career!

Re: ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic

DaveyM6930-Jun-08 1:36

DaveyM69

30-Jun-08 1:36

I would use a generic list instead. What type of data/object is going in the first indexer?

Dave

Re: ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic

Member 340288630-Jun-08 2:33

Member 3402886

30-Jun-08 2:33

Hi Dave

Thanks very much for your prompt reply. I have discovered that the ArrayList can only be used for single dimension arrays but it can be used to store objects. Anyway, I've since tried a simple hash table and I managed to add and retrieve values but need to store the hashtable in a session but it refuses to let me retrieve the values - I have posted another question on this about 5 mins ago! I'm on a roll now I see I don't have to wait long to get an answer - perhaps I will stay with programming for now anyway Smile | :)

Thanks
Lorna

Re: ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic

DaveyM6930-Jun-08 2:48

DaveyM69

30-Jun-08 2:48

Member 3402886 wrote:
perhaps I will stay with programming

Stay with it, it's very rewarding IMHO.

I only do WinForms not ASP.net so I'm not sure about storing values in a session.

From your other post it appears you need a list of 2 strings. This can be done many ways. A dictionary is probably the way to go Dictionary<string, string> myDictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();. Alternatively, you can create your object with two string properties and create a List<t> of instances of that.

Dave

Re: ArrayList - multi-dimensional and Dynamic [modified]

GuyThiebaut30-Jun-08 5:40

GuyThiebaut

30-Jun-08 5:40

There are different ways of approaching the issue.

What I tend to do is use a list that contains a list as it is more efficient.
However an ArrayList is also fine if you are not too bothered with getting the best performance.

The trick lies in how you retrieve the data.
What you need to do is cast the result from your ArrayList into an Arraylist which you can then work with.

We declare an our main ArrayList:

ArrayList OuterList = new ArrayList();

We then declare our internal ArrayLists adding some data to the ArrayList:

ArrayList InnerList = new ArrayList();
InnerList.Add("SomeData")
InnerList.Add("SomeMoreData")

Then we add InnerList to OuterList so in effect we have an ArrayList of ArrayLists

OuterList.Add(InnerList);

Now the magic comes in extracting the InnerList ArrayLists from OuterList.
We do this by explicitly casting InnerList as an ArrayList as follows:

ArrayList InnerList = (ArrayList)OuterList[Idx];

We can then iterate through InnerList pulling all the elements out.

You will need to play with this code to get it to do exactly what you want - it is just for illustrative purposes.
Also there will be better ways of doing things (as this is expensive processor-wise) - it's more a case of if you can grasp the concept of boxing and unboxing(casting) you will have one more very useful bit of C# under you belt.

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modified on Monday, June 30, 2008 11:47 AM

avoid duplicates in list

cst_kvp30-Jun-08 1:23

cst_kvp

30-Jun-08 1:23

How to avoid duplicate items from the list?

for example consider

list contains 1,2,1,2,3,1,3,1,4,1,2,1,4

actually i want only ones that item placed in list(1,2,3,4) others want to be removed. it is possible? then How?

Re: avoid duplicates in list

DaveyM6930-Jun-08 1:34

DaveyM69

30-Jun-08 1:34

What type of list is it? The easiest way is not to allow duplicates in the first place when populating the list by using the Contains method if your list type has one (or similar).

Dave

Re: avoid duplicates in list

cst_kvp30-Jun-08 1:37

cst_kvp

30-Jun-08 1:37

i have list[structure] named list[intpoint].
intpoint contains x and y values.

i wants the idle values of x and y. not the repeated values.
i want to remove the duplicated value of x and y in list[intpoint].

how it is possible?.

Re: avoid duplicates in list

Mbah Dhaim30-Jun-08 1:47

Mbah Dhaim

30-Jun-08 1:47

//let me assume you have object called IntPoint that store x and y values and list holder
List<intpoint> pointList = new List<intpoint>();
//when you want add to list check
//let assume you have new IntPoint object called intPoint
if (!pointList.Contains(intPoint))
{
  pointList.Add(intPoint);
}
</intpoint></intpoint>

hope will help

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Re: avoid duplicates in list

DaveyM6930-Jun-08 2:00

DaveyM69

30-Jun-08 2:00

As I said avoid adding duplicates initially. This code will attempt to add Point(1,1) ten times but the list will only contain the one entry.

List<Point> listPoint = new List<Point>();
Point pointToAdd;
pointToAdd = new Point(1, 1);
for (int i = 0; i <= 10; i++)
{
    if (!listPoint.Contains(pointToAdd))
    {
        listPoint.Add(pointToAdd);
    }
}
Console.WriteLine(listPoint.Count);

If you really need to remove, I think the way is to create a new 'clean list' by iterating through the current list, checking before adding to the new list and then assigning the clean list to the old one.

List<Point> CleanList(List<Point> listPoint)
{
    List<Point> cleanList = new List<Point>();
    foreach (Point currentPoint in listPoint)
    {
        if (!(cleanList.Contains(currentPoint)))
        {
           cleanList.Add(currentPoint);
        }
    }
return cleanList;
}

Then you can simply call listPoint = CleanList(listPoint);

Dave

Re: avoid duplicates in list

Giorgi Dalakishvili30-Jun-08 4:08

Giorgi Dalakishvili

30-Jun-08 4:08

If you are using .Net 3.5 you can use Enumerable.Distinct Method [^]

Or

HashSet<T> Generic Class[^]

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Re: avoid duplicates in list

Kevin McFarlane30-Jun-08 5:02

Kevin McFarlane

30-Jun-08 5:02

The free PowerCollections [^]
library has methods for this kind of thing. It's very easy to use if you're already comfortable with generic collections (which you should be if you're using .NET 2 or higher).

Kevin

c# point of sale

lankaudaranga30-Jun-08 0:56

lankaudaranga

30-Jun-08 0:56

i want develop point of sale pay roll system.please give me examples

Re: c# point of sale

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd30-Jun-08 1:05

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd

30-Jun-08 1:05

hi

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Re: c# point of sale

Harvey Saayman30-Jun-08 2:19

Harvey Saayman

30-Jun-08 2:19

who the hell do you think you are??

we WILL NOT do your work for you! this forum is for help on specific issues you encounter, not for you to demand code.

please read THIS[^] before you post here again... then you might get a helpful answer. if you don't you'll only get shouted at again

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Re: c# point of sale

Harvey Saayman30-Jun-08 2:43

Harvey Saayman

30-Jun-08 2:43

i was shocked when i looked at your previous posts in this forum, so i decided to to give you some step by step pointers

1. Learn to speak English, its not my first language either, but there is nothing hard about it.

2. Get off your ass and try doing something yourself! no one here or anywhere else will do your work for you

3. Buy some programming books and read them.

4. learn some manners, don't demand that we send you code

this is guaranteed to work, you will become a great programmer if you follow this guide. but somehow i doubt that you will Mad | :mad:

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How can I open a hyperlink in a link click from my form in C#.net [modified]

Anu Palavila30-Jun-08 0:47

Anu Palavila

30-Jun-08 0:47

Hi In my C#.net Inventory application in my contact us form I want to place our company website name and when clicked, it must be opened in a web page

Thanks & Regards

modified on Monday, June 30, 2008 7:29 AM

Re: How can I open a hyperlink in a link click from my web form

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd30-Jun-08 1:08

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd

30-Jun-08 1:08

Hi
Take time and Explain Exacly what you want.

Thanks

Re: How can I open a hyperlink in a link click from my form in C#.net

DaveyM6930-Jun-08 1:26

DaveyM69

30-Jun-08 1:26

Add a LinkLabel in the designer or through code.
Set Text and Tag properties in the designer or in code:

linkLabel1.Text = "Code Project";
linkLabel1.Tag = "www.codeproject.com";

Add a Click event handler to your LinkLabel and in it put:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start((string)linkLabel1.Tag);

Dave

Re: How can I open a hyperlink in a link click from my form in C#.net

Thomas Stockwell30-Jun-08 4:51

Thomas Stockwell

30-Jun-08 4:51

I didn't think of that type of concept for the Tag property.

kudos

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Gridviw - my rowCommand does not run

simsen30-Jun-08 0:42

simsen

30-Jun-08 0:42

Hi,

I have a gridview, with a rowcommand. When I try to debug I can see it dosn't call the rowCommand (DeleteImage) Please can anyone tell me, why it does not run that rowCommand?

my code:

<asp:GridView ID="grdImages" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="false" 
                            AutoGenerateEditButton="false" BorderColor="Transparent" 
                        CellPadding="2" GridLines="vertical" 
                            CellSpacing="0" DataKeyNames="filename"
                            ForeColor="Black"
                            ShowHeader="false" onsorting="grdImages_Sorting" 
                        onrowcommand="grdImages_RowCommand">
                        <RowStyle BorderStyle="Dotted" />
                        <Columns>            
                            <asp:TemplateField>
                                <ItemTemplate>
                                    <img src='<%#Eval("imgImage")%>' alt="Image" width="50px" height="50px" />
                                </ItemTemplate>
                            </asp:TemplateField>
                            <asp:TemplateField>
                                <ItemTemplate>
                                    <asp:Label ID="filename" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("filename")%>'></asp:Label>
                                </ItemTemplate>
                            </asp:TemplateField>
                            <asp:TemplateField>
                                <ItemTemplate>                               
                                    <asp:Button CssClass="buttonsSmall" ID="btnDeleteImage" OnClientClick="return confirm('Billedet vil ikke længere kunne vises på livesitet. Er du sikker på, du vil slette billedet?');" Font-Size="8pt" runat="server" Text="Slet" CommandName="DeleteImage" CommandArgument='<%# Eval("filename")%>'  />
                                </ItemTemplate>
                                <HeaderStyle />
                                <ItemStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" />
                            </asp:TemplateField>
                        </Columns>
                        <RowStyle CssClass="rowcolor" />
                        <AlternatingRowStyle CssClass="alternatingrowcolor" />        
                    </asp:GridView>


protected void grdImages_RowCommand(object sender, GridViewCommandEventArgs e)
    {
        if (e.CommandName == "DeleteImage")
        {
            int imagename = Convert.ToInt32(e.CommandArgument);
            string imagepath = Convert.ToString(Session["uploadpath"]);

            File.Move(imagepath + '/' + imagename, Constants.ImageRecycleBin.UploadPath + imagename);

            //Opdaterer gridview
            LoadImages(Convert.ToString(Session["uploadpath"]), "filename", "ASC");
        }
    }

Said with other words, when I hit the button in the gridview only the javascript event fires, not the RowCommand. I have tried to remove the javascript event with no success......
Kind regards,

simsen Smile | :)

Re: Gridviw - my rowCommand does not run

simsen30-Jun-08 0:54

simsen

30-Jun-08 0:54

DOHHHHHHH..... In my pageload event I updated the gridview without a (!IsPostBack).........

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