Comments by xXxRevolutionxXx (Top 21 by date)

Ok, i didn't knew that. I didn't even thought that when i 'accept' my solution, i get reputation. Thanks for the warning.

First of all, thank you very much that you gave quite some time to write this text for me. Back to the work.

I am programming for about 2 years now, so i have a pretty good idea what debugging is. The think is that everything here is instantiated. It should work, but it doesn't(yes, this is another common phrase on the programming world). The thing is that here breakpoints and e.t.c cannot help me, since the problem is setting up the lists. I did everything by the book(at least i think i did), but i still get this exception.

Very nice answer. I haven't thought possible to use the web api from the backend.I accept your solution !

I want to persist some variables including a list of strings(as i said in my original post). The only requirement for the job to finish is the computer to be ON :P

Yep i know. I don't wont to mess up with windows services though. I have something else in my mind about that ... as long as i find a way to save the progress of my app.

It's a clipboard logger. All it does, is to copy text from the clipboard... when the text on the cliboard has changed. I used WPF for the UI, and MVVM as an architectural pattern. Do you need another info ??

@Rob Philpott i did something like that. My encrypt function asks for a (string)password. Then it gets the bytes for the password, and then it uses the bytes of the password to encrypt the message. The good about my solution is that there isn't a need to have a key with the same length as the data. The key can be whatever you want, and it doesn't change the size of the file. I'll accept your answer because it's almost what i did, and it's the only solution to this problem.

It's two way encryption. Is it then possible to calculate exact output length based on the amount of the unencrypted data ?

Well... since it's not a big project.. and it's only for me... i want to write as little code as possible... and if there is a way to have the same length... then it will save me from some trouble.

One correction to your code. The "var link" in the foreach loop needs to be type of: GeckoHtmlElement or else... using the var data type, it becomes type of GeckoNode, and doesn't include a "GetAttribute" method. Now the thing with your code, is that it returns me an "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error... because the 'links' variable is null, and it doesn't contain any "elements". Here is my code:

http://prntscr.com/e8oo33

This is the "crash" error: http://prntscr.com/e8oq15

P.S I use the method invoker thing, because Gecko Browser is in another thread.

I updated the question.

??? This is my old post. I didn't find a solution, so i decided to open a new one to ask for other solutions.

I want to get all files from all directories.... the SearchOption.AllDirectories is the only way to achieve this.. so SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly is not an option for me :(

Man, are you kidding me ? Put an effort on your own. Anyway, i edited the answer. No one can write you something more clearly than that. I cannot write all the other parts of the code. But i just showed you how to check if an app is open or closed.

On which string you want to change line ?

Read not only the "Disable UAC" code, but all the rest i said. I am not quite sure why this is happening... and the "UAC Disable" doesn't work for all programs... but even if it works, it's bad logic to try to close UAC. Everything about programming is logic... and trying to close UAC just because it popups when someone is opening your program... is just bad logic. Check the other "solution" i gave you.