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Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

Guffa21-Jul-08 23:54

Guffa

21-Jul-08 23:54

Sorry about the confusing name. The list variable is the dictionary...

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Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

George_George22-Jul-08 0:09

George_George

22-Jul-08 0:09

Thanks Guffa!

I read your code again, but confused about the following statement.

1.

From left side of the assignment, do you miss a variable name?

2.

What does this operator mean <ptr>item=>item.Value>=tr?

List<KeyValuePair<string,int>> = list.Where(item=>item.Value>=tr).ToList();

regards,
George

Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

Guffa22-Jul-08 2:18

Guffa

22-Jul-08 2:18

George_George wrote:
From left side of the assignment, do you miss a variable name?

Correct.

George_George wrote:
What does this operator mean item=>item.Value>=tr?

It's a lambda expression. When it's not turned into an expression object it's equivalent to a delegate, which you can use if you don't have C# 3:

delegate(KeyValuePair<string,int> item){ return item.Value >= tr; }

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Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

George_George27-Jul-08 1:33

George_George

27-Jul-08 1:33

Thanks Guffa,

I read and studied again about your pseudo code, I think it has good idea. But my current confusion is, there is no members called "where" as you used in your sample.

I am using C# 2.0, and can not use other version, like C# 3.

It is appreciated if you could re-write your sample code to make your ideas more clear? Smile | :)

regards,
George

Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

Guffa27-Jul-08 2:43

Guffa

27-Jul-08 2:43

Ok, then you have to do it the old fashoned way:

int[] values = dictionary.Values.ToArray();
values.Sort();
int tr = values[values.Length - 10];
List<KeyValuePair<string,int>> result = new List<KeyValuePair<string,int>>();
foreach (KeyValuePair<string,int> item in dictionary) {
   if (item.Value >= tr) {
      result.Add(item);
   }
}

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Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

George_George31-Jul-08 1:53

George_George

31-Jul-08 1:53

Thanks Guffa,

Smart!

regards,
George

Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary [modified]

Joe Woodbury21-Jul-08 20:40

Joe Woodbury

21-Jul-08 20:40

Quickly, off the top of my head, you could create a linked list of objects with which you will do an insertion sort. You then run the dictionary, inserting objects into the array ONLY if the value is higher than the value at position zero OR if the array is empty. When inserting a new object, just insert it in the correct place.

Wow, I was being exceptionally thick tonight. I just realized that you could just use an OrderedDictionary.

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modified on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 2:56 AM

Re: How to retrieve top 10 elements in a Dictionary

George_George21-Jul-08 21:17

George_George

21-Jul-08 21:17

Thanks Joe,

This is what I am doing currently, I think this approach is manual and I want to find whether there are some existing classes/APIs could do this -- sort by value or key/value pair?

regards,
George

Bind List<double[]> to Datagrid

User 1278221-Jul-08 16:43

User 12782

21-Jul-08 16:43

Hello All--

I have a List<double[]> Values, where each double[] is an array representing one series (not from a database). I can have several dozen double[] and each can be 100k+ items.

I would like to display this to the user in a datagrid (I know this is a lot of information, but the user needs to be able to browse). Due to the size, it is prohibative to load the entire thing into the grid at once, instead loading rows as needed. From Google, it seems like I need to bind this data source to the datagrid.

I've tried this:

currencyManager = (CurrencyManager)dataGridViewData.BindingContext[Data.Values];
dataGridViewData.DataSource = Data.Values;

But this displays the property of each List<> item (the double[]) in the grid (length, rank, etc).

Any suggestions on how to properly bind this data source?

Thanks

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

how to get ideal time of system..

vayanan21-Jul-08 15:28

vayanan

21-Jul-08 15:28

Hi all...
this is for an chat application....
i want to get system ideal time for setting the user status to ideal in the chat....
supposs if the system is ideal for 2 minut, I want to change the status of the logged in user to Ideal.

so can anyone help me to solve this problem....

Thanks in Advance
Vayanan

Re: how to get ideal time of system..

Luc Pattyn21-Jul-08 15:40

Luc Pattyn

21-Jul-08 15:40

Hi,

you probably want to read this.[^]

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Re: how to get ideal time of system..

vayanan21-Jul-08 17:31

vayanan

21-Jul-08 17:31

Hi Luc

Thank u very much

regards Vayanan

C# macro recorder

nelsonpaixao21-Jul-08 13:46

nelsonpaixao

21-Jul-08 13:46

Hi,

Is there some macro recorder in c# like the VB macro recorder in MS Excel?
I have visual studio 2008 pro, i hoped it to be there when editing excel in visual c#.

Thanks Big Grin | :-D

Re: C# macro recorder

leppie21-Jul-08 14:39

leppie

21-Jul-08 14:39

nelsonpaixao wrote:
I have visual studio 2008 pro, i hoped it to be there when editing excel in visual c#.

I know there is one, not sure about the pro version, but I have that installed at work, so I can look for you in about 8 hours Smile | :)

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Re: C# macro recorder

leppie21-Jul-08 21:58

leppie

21-Jul-08 21:58

Yes the Pro version does have a macro recorder.

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What property controls the "format" of DataTable columns?

JoeRip21-Jul-08 13:22

JoeRip

21-Jul-08 13:22

I have a DataTable (dt) with a DataColumn (dc) whose Datatype is System.Int64.

I want this column to display the 64 bit Int in Hexadecimal format, as if the number had been converted like Int64Data.ToString("X").

What property of a column controls this display? There's no "format" property for a column, and "Expression" appears to be for aggregation.

It's important that the column datatype remain INT64 (and not string), or I would just do the formatting conversion myself.

Can somebody point me to the correct method for setting the column display formatting?

Thanks.

Re: What property controls the "format" of DataTable columns?

JoeRip21-Jul-08 13:34

JoeRip

21-Jul-08 13:34

Doh. Of course. You don't format the display of a DataTable DataColumn, because it's never displayed. You format the display of the column in the DataGridView, in which the DataTable data is displayed.

Man, you don't do any table stuff for a year, and you forget everything.

Re: What property controls the "format" of DataTable columns?

leppie21-Jul-08 14:40

leppie

21-Jul-08 14:40

Hehe, it happens Smile | :)

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extern keyword not only with DllImportAttributte

Lutosław21-Jul-08 13:01

Lutosław

21-Jul-08 13:01

Hi!

While browsing the .Net Framework source code I saw many methods marked extern, but without a DllImport attributte. My question is how could I use the extern keyword that way and when is it useful (no documentation on msdn; the only thing I found is this post[^].
For example, in String.cs:

[MethodImplAttribute(MethodImplOptions.InternalCall)] 
private extern String PadHelper(int totalWidth, char paddingChar, bool isRightPadded);

And in comstring.cpp:

FCIMPL4(Object*, COMString::PadHelper, StringObject* thisRefUNSAFE, 
INT32 totalWidth, CLR_CHAR paddingChar, CLR_BOOL isRightPadded)
{
    CONTRACTL {
        DISABLED(GC_TRIGGERS);
        THROWS;
        MODE_COOPERATIVE;
        SO_TOLERANT;		
    } CONTRACTL_END;

    STRINGREF refRetVal = NULL;
    STRINGREF thisRef = (STRINGREF) thisRefUNSAFE;
    HELPER_METHOD_FRAME_BEGIN_RET_ATTRIB_1(Frame::FRAME_ATTR_RETURNOBJ, thisRef);
    //-[autocvtpro]-------------------------------------------------------

    WCHAR *thisChars, *padChars;
    INT32 thisLength;

    if (thisRef==NULL) {
        COMPlusThrow(kNullReferenceException, L"NullReference_This");
    }
(...)

So: how do I have to setup the compiler to build a program which has some methods marked as "InternalCall", without making a separate unmanaged DLL library.
Another question is why VS won't download the unmanaged parts of a source code and forces as to search for them manually...

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Re: extern keyword not only with DllImportAttributte

leppie21-Jul-08 14:46

leppie

21-Jul-08 14:46

gajatko wrote:
While browsing the .Net Framework source code I saw many methods marked extern, but without a DllImport attributte. My question is how could I use the extern keyword that way and when is it useful

This is normally built into the assembly. I do not know the exact details, but I think the method body just refers to some unmanaged section of code. I think you can 'get this' by using the Managed C++ compiler.

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Re: extern keyword not only with DllImportAttributte

Lutosław21-Jul-08 23:43

Lutosław

21-Jul-08 23:43

leppie wrote:
I think you can 'get this' by using the Managed C++ compiler

How to compile a C# code with a Managed C++ compiler?

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Printing from a webservide

Dirso21-Jul-08 12:47

Dirso

21-Jul-08 12:47

Hi,

From a webservice, is it possible to print out something directy to the printer? (Without showing the default internet explorer print dialog). I need that because a few barcode printers required data in a special format (usually an ascii sequence)

Thanks,
Dirso

Re: Printing from a webservide

leppie21-Jul-08 14:43

leppie

21-Jul-08 14:43

Dirso wrote:
From a webservice, is it possible to print out something directy to the printer?

As long as your server has a printer it should work Smile | :)

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Re: Printing from a webservide

Dirso21-Jul-08 15:10

Dirso

21-Jul-08 15:10

Hi,

Sorry, I think my question was not good. My actual question is: Is it possible to print a line or something directly to a windows printer installed in the computer where the .aspx is been called? For example, If I make a webapplication, put a button on it and an event when the user clicks that button some text must be printed as it is, without the pre-formatation internet explorer does. If it's possible, how can I do that?

Thanks,
Dirso.

WebService uploading/processing/returning the results

Dirso21-Jul-08 12:40

Dirso

21-Jul-08 12:40

Hi,

1) I need to create a webservice that should receive a file and some string data and then write to the response stream the results
2) The major problem: How to create a client software that uploads async a file to this webservice and gets the responde with the results? I think the WebClient class doesn't fit my needs, because it was suppose to upload the file quietly, gets the response (and it can be a big response) also quietly and after all that shows a message or write to the log file the results

Thanks,
Dirso.

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