Re: problem in my service. - C# Discussion Boards

Not Active2-Mar-10 2:16

Not Active

2-Mar-10 2:16

Yes, VB and C++ are much closer. Laugh | :laugh:

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Keith Barrow2-Mar-10 2:27

Keith Barrow

2-Mar-10 2:27

VB can compared to many things, normally prefixed with "A big steaming pile of....." Smile | :)

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Keith Barrow2-Mar-10 2:26

Keith Barrow

2-Mar-10 2:26

Here is how to do it in 4.0:

Named and Optional Arguments[^]

Told you: shameless Smile | :)

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Abhinav S2-Mar-10 3:28

Abhinav S

2-Mar-10 3:28

Mark Nischalke wrote:
C# 4.0 introduces optional parameters, you can't do it in 3.5.

Back to the future......

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Not Active2-Mar-10 4:03

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2-Mar-10 4:03

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Re: problem in my service.

Luc Pattyn2-Mar-10 4:09

Luc Pattyn

2-Mar-10 4:09

I never understood why it gathers that much dust while going back in time; most objects do when aging.

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problem in my service.

noamtzu002-Mar-10 1:48

noamtzu00

2-Mar-10 1:48

hello everyone!!
I have a problem.
i build a service and i build install to.
i install my service and is work beautiful.
but...if he as a error he stop the service and write to my even log.
i dont want to stop my service if he as a error.what i do?how to fix that?

Rob Philpott2-Mar-10 2:09

Rob Philpott

2-Mar-10 2:09

Services stop when an unhandled exception is thrown, so you need to make sure you handle them. You could maybe do this quite high up - do you have a loop on a thread created in OnStart()?

However, that just assumes you can just carry on if something bad happens. You really need to consider the execution path which may result from an exception being thrown. If you get a network error, you might want to try again a short while later. If you run out of memory or disc space, you probably do want the service to stop...

Regards,
Rob Philpott.

Multi Language in Dont Net

Syed Shahid Hussain2-Mar-10 1:29

2-Mar-10 1:29

hi,

There two ways for multilanguage that i've studied so far.

1. Resoure files
2. XML File

Which is the best and why?

Confused | :confused:

Syed Shahid Hussain

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2-Mar-10 1:34

stancrm

2-Mar-10 1:34

Message Closed

modified 23-Nov-14 6:43am.

Syed Shahid Hussain2-Mar-10 1:59

2-Mar-10 1:59

Thanks

but how to set the label text from resource. Do v need to set the captions of all labels at the loading of the form or there is any other technique.

Syed Shahid Hussain

Message Closed

2-Mar-10 2:04

stancrm

2-Mar-10 2:04

Message Closed

modified 23-Nov-14 6:43am.

Syed Shahid Hussain2-Mar-10 3:14

2-Mar-10 3:14

but it would not be a lengthy process ???

Syed Shahid Hussain

kevinnicol2-Mar-10 2:53

kevinnicol

2-Mar-10 2:53

If you have a form you need localized, in the designer view, set its Localizable property to be true, then set it's Language property to be whatever language you are localizing. This essentialy creates a second copy of the form, in which you can change the text on all the controls, resize them to fit different length text, while still allowing you to switch back to the default language without the resizes and the text changes. All of you work will automatically get stored in a resex file.

Syed Shahid Hussain2-Mar-10 3:15

Passing strings between windows forms

2-Mar-10 3:15

Thanks

Syed Shahid Hussain

Project Version

jojoba20112-Mar-10 0:04

jojoba2011

2-Mar-10 0:04

How to set version for project and after each Build this version increase?

Re: Project Version

Rashmi_Karnam2-Mar-10 1:01

Rashmi_Karnam

2-Mar-10 1:01

http://channel9.msdn.com/forums/TechOff/260670-VSnet-2008-Auto-Increment-BuildVersion-Numbers-how/[^]

Hope this helps you.

Rashmi.M.K

Re: Project Version

carlecomm2-Mar-10 18:04

carlecomm

2-Mar-10 18:04

You can set version according to the conversion wizard.

modified 27-May-14 4:54am.

Phil Saville1-Mar-10 23:26

Phil Saville

1-Mar-10 23:26

hi there, im having trouble trying to pass strings between my windows forms...

i have 2 simple forms, the first has a textbox and a button on it, and the second has a label on it. When the user inputs something into the textbox on the first form and presses the button i would like the text in this textbox to be passed to the 2nd form and be displayed as the label text.

Any help is much appreciated.

OriginalGriff1-Mar-10 23:51

OriginalGriff

1-Mar-10 23:51

There are many ways to do this, but the most flexible is for the first form to signal an event that is handled by the second, passing the string as an argument.

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DaveyM692-Mar-10 1:01

DaveyM69

2-Mar-10 1:01

Here[^] you go

Dave

Tip: Passing values between objects using events (C#)

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Som Shekhar2-Mar-10 1:03

Som Shekhar

2-Mar-10 1:03

depends.

1. Is the form2 being opened when the button is pressed in the form1?

in that case, you should pass the string through constructor of the form2.

somthing like:

class Form1:Form
{
button1_Click
{
Form2 form2 = new Form2("My Text");
}
}

class Form2:Form
{
public Form2(string caption)
{
this.Text = caption;
}
}

2. If the two forms are open together, then it is a bit tricky. You will need to either implement custom events or use static class with timer.

Syed Shahid Hussain2-Mar-10 1:27

2-Mar-10 1:27

first is easy,

but for second option I would like to continue ur idea Smile | :)

if both forms are declared globally so each form can use their resources....

so at reload display the desired text.

Syed Shahid Hussain

OriginalGriff2-Mar-10 1:52

OriginalGriff

2-Mar-10 1:52

Bad idea!
Firstly, there are no global variables in C# - for good reason!
Secondly, exposing form internals so that another form or class can access them is bad practice, as it means that the two classes are tied together - you cannot safely change one of them without potentially affecting the other. It is much better to keep internals private, so that nothing outside the class relies on them.