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10-Mar-09 3:54

Re: Advice on Next Step

Curtis Schlak.10-Mar-09 5:43

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10-Mar-09 5:43

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Re: Advice on Next Step

Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 6:29

need help on C# ITEXT - Convert html to pdf

10-Mar-09 6:29

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YiXiang_8910-Mar-09 3:42

YiXiang_89

10-Mar-09 3:42

hi all,
This is what i found on the web

public static PdfFileSpecification fileEmbedded(PdfWriter writer,String filePath,String fileDisplay,
byte[] fileStore,int compressionLevel)
{
Parameters:
writer - the PdfWriter
filePath - the file path
fileDisplay - the file information that is presented to the user
fileStore - the byte array with the file. If it is not null
compressionLevel - the compression level to be used for compressing the file it takes precedence over filePath

} <---- what to type inside?

So this help to transfer the html that have been converted to pdf to store inside a file ?

does anyone know how to convert html to pdf using C#?
Cause the web i find are about java

Thank you

Re: need help on C# ITEXT - Convert html to pdf

Yusuf10-Mar-09 3:46

Yusuf

10-Mar-09 3:46

YiXiang_89 wrote:
Cause the web i find are about java

well, did you look into the java code. If you know C#, it should not be that hard to understand the java code.

Yusuf

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ActiveFomr.Invoke

thomaxz.tc10-Mar-09 3:35

10-Mar-09 3:35

I have a main form, from which i recive data from an usb hid device, i work fine

In my my main form i have th code

Form.ActiveForm.Invoke(new BuzzCmdDelegate(BuzzCmd),new object[] {1,1});

thomaxz.tc10-Mar-09 3:37

10-Mar-09 3:37

(sorry it subtmited on press on code block)
I have a main form, from which i recive data from an usb hid device, i work fine

In my my main form i have th code

Form.ActiveForm.Invoke(new BuzzCmdDelegate(BuzzCmd),new object[] {1,1});

I work alost, but i invoke on the main form, instead on invoke on the active form,

Both in my mainform og subform which is NOT an mdi child, i have pulic method called BuzzCmd.

How do i call BuzzCmd in the activeform from the main form?

Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 3:58

10-Mar-09 3:58

thomaxz.tc wrote:
(sorry it subtmited on press on code block)

you can use edit button on right-bottom of message Wink | ;)

if all forms have same type then you can convert to that type and call the BuzzCmd

((Form1)Form.ActiveForm).BuzzCmd();

thomaxz.tc10-Mar-09 4:15

10-Mar-09 4:15

Hmm i work sorta, but which that method i have to cast every single form i have, now i have a rather simpel proejct where i can used that method, but if i have a proejct with many forms, i have to cast all 36 forms in 5-6 diffrent events, there much be something smarter.

Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 4:22

Re: ActiveFomr.Invoke [modified]

10-Mar-09 4:22

if all 36 forms have same method and they are differ then why dont you create a base class add that method as virtual then override. Then you can convert it to that base class and call it.

but if you want to use Invoke() then the code you using suppose to work

thomaxz.tc10-Mar-09 4:27

10-Mar-09 4:27

I don't get it, Base class? What do you mean?

Thsi i try to do is

Usb hid->MainForm (data arrived method)-> BuzzCmd (mainform)
-> BuzzCmd (frmAbout)
-> BuzzCmd (frm1)
-> BuzzCmd (frm2)
-> BuzzCmd (frm3)

depending on which one is active

Which i tried with

Form.ActiveForm.Invoke(new BuzzCmdDelegate(BuzzCmd),new object[] {1,1});

Which did'nt do as i have xped invoked on active form, but invoked on the form which the code was in.

Then you come with

((frm1)Form.ActiveForm).BuzzCmd(1,1);

I worked i then think what if i cast it to form

((Form)Form.ActiveForm).BuzzCmd(1,1);

But can't do that, because form doees not contain an medthoed BuzzCmd.

Edit:

Hmm, I try to make an form, with at virtual medthod, but wheni cast it to that, no form geet called, not the mainform, not the frmABout and not the Form1, when i try to overide i frmABout it says ther is no method to overide.

modified on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 10:44 AM

thomaxz.tc10-Mar-09 5:00

10-Mar-09 5:00

Ahh, now i get it, i make new form, which has only one method

public virtual void BuzzCmd(int handset,int button)

in my frmAbout i change to

public partial class frmAbout : Form1

rather than the standar class

public partial class frmAbout : Form

the i in frmAbout, ovveride the inheretens medthod

public override void BuzzCmd(int handset,int button)

Then i in my mainform cast to the form which onlye have the virutla method

((Form1)Form.ActiveForm).BuzzCmd(1,1);

That worked Smile | :)

Thank you.

Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 5:31

Reversing letters in a word

10-Mar-09 5:31

thats right... Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Johnny Jackson10-Mar-09 3:18

Johnny Jackson

10-Mar-09 3:18

OK, well I'm trying to make a program that takes a sentence as an input and reverses the letters in each word while keeping the order of the words the same i.e. "Hello World" becomes "olleH dlroW"

This is what I have come up with so far, it can post the letters of the words and keeps the words in the correct order but i can't figure out how to reverse the letters

Here is the Code:

Console.Write("> Please enter an input\n> ");
string userInput = Console.ReadLine();
string[] words = userInput.Split(' '); // creates an array of strings

foreach (string word in words) // loops through the array "words"
{
for (int i = word.Length; i >= 0; i--) // loop through word with for loop.
{
Console.WriteLine(word.Substring(0+i));
Console.ReadLine();

One last point, I'm trying to do this without using the reverse function

Thanks in advance for any assistance you all can lend me.

dan!sh 10-Mar-09 3:20

dan!sh

10-Mar-09 3:20

Use ToCharArray method an then manually create reversed word.

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Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 3:51

10-Mar-09 3:51

char[] chars = "ABCDEFG".ToCharArray();
Array.Reverse(chars);
string reversedString = new string(chars);

it will reverse whole string, but you can do with words

PIEBALDconsult10-Mar-09 4:39

PIEBALDconsult

10-Mar-09 4:39

Sounds like homework.

Xmen Real 10-Mar-09 5:28

10-Mar-09 5:28

sounds like hasty...J.J.

Nagy Vilmos10-Mar-09 5:37

Nagy Vilmos

10-Mar-09 5:37

PIEBALDconsult wrote:
Sounds like homework

Adn only half a dozen lines of code:

string[] split = inputString.Split(find this out as it is easy);
for (<iteration>>)
{
   char[] chars = split[word].ToCharArray();
   Array.Reverse(chars);
   split[word] = new String(chars);
   }
String outputString = String.Join(it's amazing what 18sec of google can do);</iteration>

Should keep him stumped...

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Johnny Jackson10-Mar-09 19:13

Johnny Jackson

10-Mar-09 19:13

um... I'm trying to do it without using 'Reverse

Re: Reversing letters in a word [modified]

Pete O'Hanlon10-Mar-09 4:58

Pete O'Hanlon

10-Mar-09 4:58

As you're trying to reverse a string, why are you splitting it up? You don't need to do that.

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harold aptroot10-Mar-09 5:35

harold aptroot

10-Mar-09 5:35

Yes he does, he wants to reverse only the letters in the words not the words themselves - if his example is correct..

edit: sorry about the double post, I got a strange error and the post didn't show up so I posted again..

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Pete O'Hanlon10-Mar-09 11:03

Pete O'Hanlon

10-Mar-09 11:03

Actually, you don't - you can do this with a regular expression and a little bit of mojo.

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harold aptroot10-Mar-09 11:09

harold aptroot

10-Mar-09 11:09

I can't think of any way to do it with a regex that does not split the string and does not limit the words to a constant length - so please tell me, how?

It's probably easier to just split the string though