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Re: Change user controls in runtime using c#

bensonbenadict11-Jan-09 19:31

11-Jan-09 19:31

Thank you for the response. But here i am having around 50-60 controls now and the number is again going to increase. Do you think its a good idea to load as many number of controls on the form and keep its visible property false? The requirement is something as that of how Microsoft Dynamics work. We have one default page with left and main content panels that holds the user-controls which keep changing as per the button clicked...

Create new url type for RichTextBox [modified]

ghbloos9-Jan-09 23:45

ghbloos

9-Jan-09 23:45

I want to create my own 'URL' in a RichTextBox. when a user types [[LinkName]], it should display as a link.

Example
The documents with name [[The road to C#]] and [[An introduction to C#]] are very interesting.

How can this be created in a C# RichTextBox and how can I add a ClickEvent.

Thanks!

modified on Saturday, January 10, 2009 6:13 AM

Re: Create new url type for RichTextBox

Eddy Vluggen10-Jan-09 0:37

Eddy Vluggen

10-Jan-09 0:37

You can do this by tweaking the registry, without lots of coding;

Hope this helps Smile | :)

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Re: Create new url type for RichTextBox

ghbloos10-Jan-09 1:03

ghbloos

10-Jan-09 1:03

Thanks for this reply. It already helps me a bit.

Does anyone know if it is also possible to do whithin the application code (so without tweaking the registry)?

Re: Create new url type for RichTextBox

mav.northwind10-Jan-09 1:17

mav.northwind

10-Jan-09 1:17

Hi!
Does this article[^] help?

Regards,
mav

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Re: Create new url type for RichTextBox

ghbloos10-Jan-09 1:33

ghbloos

10-Jan-09 1:33

Looks very good. I will look into it.

Thanks!

Thread.Abort

thenewbee9-Jan-09 19:42

thenewbee

9-Jan-09 19:42

Is there any way other than Abort to terminate a thread.
How can i Suspend or resume Asynchronous threads

Re: Thread.Abort

Wendelius9-Jan-09 21:24

Wendelius

9-Jan-09 21:24

thenewbee wrote:
Is there any way other than Abort to terminate a thread

In normal situation the thread execution ends when the method you passed for ThreadStart has finished.

thenewbee wrote:
How can i Suspend or resume Asynchronous threads

You can call Sleep inside the thread. If you need to synchronize separate threads, see for example Join method and lock statement

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Re: Thread.Abort

Luc Pattyn10-Jan-09 0:10

Luc Pattyn

10-Jan-09 0:10

Hi,

IMO the best ever summary of all you ever wanted to know about threads is here.[^]

Smile | :)

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Re: Thread.Abort

Wendelius10-Jan-09 1:24

Wendelius

10-Jan-09 1:24

That was an excellent link! Immediately added it favourites Smile | :)

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get an assembly name

Xmen Real 9-Jan-09 19:37

Xmen Real

9-Jan-09 19:37

is there anyways to know the assembly name ? eg. i added a reference of another project, now i want to know that project assembly name...any way ?

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Re: get an assembly name

Wendelius9-Jan-09 21:16

Wendelius

9-Jan-09 21:16

If you know a type or have instantiated an object from the assembly you can get it's AssemblyQualifiedName, for example:

someObject.GetType().AssemblyQualifiedName

Is that what you were looking for?

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Re: get an assembly name

Xmen Real 9-Jan-09 22:23

Xmen Real

9-Jan-09 22:23

yes but it dont have exactly what i want...i mean i have to parse that string to get the assembly name.

its format is like

Object's Full Name, Assembly Name, Version, Culture, PublicKeyToken

thanks

Re: get an assembly name

Wendelius9-Jan-09 22:29

Wendelius

9-Jan-09 22:29

So do you need only the name? If so, if I remember correctly, you could use:

SomeObject.GetType().Assembly.ManifestModule.Name

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Re: get an assembly name

Xmen Real 9-Jan-09 22:31

Xmen Real

9-Jan-09 22:31

hehe, we are just near

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1649&msg=2873796[^]

Re: get an assembly name

Xmen Real 9-Jan-09 22:28

Xmen Real

9-Jan-09 22:28

sorry for double post but i got, its in

object.GetType().Assembly.GetName().Name

thanks you mate Wink | ;)

Re: get an assembly name

Wendelius9-Jan-09 23:01

Wendelius

9-Jan-09 23:01

Exactly

You're welcome

Mika

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Printing in c#.net

rughimire9-Jan-09 19:14

rughimire

9-Jan-09 19:14

hello,
i am using c#.net in vs 2008.
can anybody say me why the error occured while using System.Drawing.Printing?

I want to print Custom size paper in dot matrix pnrinter for billing purpose. But it print in a4 size paper. so i change my code to the following but this did not work.
Please help me.
The code i use are

PrintDialog pd = new PrintDialog();
PageSetupDialog psd = new PageSetupDialog();
PrintDocument pdoc = new PrintDocument();
PaperSize ps = new PaperSize();

psd.PageSettings = new PageSettings();
psd.PrinterSettings = new PrinterSettings();

bool flag = false;
foreach (PaperSize ps1 in psd.PrinterSettings.PaperSizes)
{
    if (ps1.PaperName.Contains("Custom"))
    {
        ps = ps1;
        flag = true;
    }
}
if (flag)
{
    ps.Height = 5;
    ps.Width = 3;
    psd.PageSettings.PaperSize = ps;
    printDocument1.DefaultPageSettings = psd.PageSettings;
    printDocument1.PrinterSettings = psd.PrinterSettings;

    pd.Document = printDocument1;
    if (pd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
        printDocument1.Print();
}

I wating for replu.
Rose | [Rose]

Re: Printing in c#.net

Wendelius9-Jan-09 21:28

Wendelius

9-Jan-09 21:28

Member 3330658 wrote:
can anybody say me why the error occured while using System.Drawing.Printing

What was the error and where did it occur?

One possible problem you have is your paper size (5/3). Size is given in hundredths of an inch, so that would be quite small paper size.

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Re: Printing in c#.net

rughimire10-Jan-09 18:52

rughimire

10-Jan-09 18:52

thanks for responding me,

i am getting error while altering the height and width of the papersize object.
actually i want the height dynamically assigned by any variable containg the size of the line to be printed.

I want to print the bill in the dot matrix printer. with contineous paper feed.

thanks in advance.

Re: Printing in c#.net

Wendelius10-Jan-09 20:50

Wendelius

10-Jan-09 20:50

Okay, but what's the error?

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Re: Printing in c#.net

rughimire11-Jan-09 4:50

rughimire

11-Jan-09 4:50

here the error occured. in the line ps.Height = 5;

the error is
PaperSize cannot be changed unless the Kind property is set to Custom.

i tried the code below
the error did not occure but the width and height of the paper did not changed in the print dialog and while printing.

ps = new PaperSize("Custom Size", 2, 2);

ps.Height = 2;
ps.Width = 2;

please help me i have pursed my job here............................

Re: Printing in c#.net

Wendelius11-Jan-09 7:03

Wendelius

11-Jan-09 7:03

Although the links are vb related, .Net framework is the same so see the following links:
- http://vbcity.com/forums/topic.asp?tid=134162[^]
- http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=6718&lngWId=10[^]

I think they key is that you set:

ps.PaperName = PaperKind.Custom

ps.Kind = PaperKind.Custom

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convert datetime to string

ferronrsmith9-Jan-09 15:09

ferronrsmith

9-Jan-09 15:09

i want to convert date time to a string representation

e.g. 30/12/2009 -- 30 day of December two thousand nine

Ferron

Re: convert datetime to string

Bottomless Wisdom9-Jan-09 15:15

Bottomless Wisdom

9-Jan-09 15:15

Its very simple...

stringVariable = Convert.ToString(MyDate);

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