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Adam7869 20-Aug-12 11:11am View

Thanks for the help, but it turns out the TabControl can do this already, see my solution. Thanks!

Adam7869 20-Aug-12 11:11am View

Thanks for the help, but it turns out the TabControl can do this already, see my solution. Thanks!

Adam7869 20-Aug-12 11:02am View

Thanks for the reply. I originally thought the issue was with the Encoding.Default.GetString(bytes) part, but you are right, it occurs when putting it into the clipboard. Thanks!

Adam7869 7-Aug-12 14:57pm View

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Can you give more detail? I'm not sure what you mean.

Adam7869 7-Aug-12 14:10pm View

Hi Kenneth,

Your link helped me get the parent UI binding to update when the child was changed. It doesn't cover updating the child UI when the parent is updated. Any advice on that?

Adam7869 7-Aug-12 12:31pm View

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Any suggestions on a redesign that would accomplish the same thing? Basically what to use instead of an ObservableCollection. As you stated, my UI will update if the internal collection adds or removes something in the list, but it does not update if I change the value of something in the list.

Adam7869 17-Feb-12 16:12pm View

It turns out this is not a 64/32 bit issue. I am getting the same error on some other 32 bit machines now.

Adam7869 24-Jan-12 10:47am View

The devices we are using were originally used over IR, so our communication protocol has a built in CRC for each packet of data. When we switched over to serial over USB the same format was kept for legacy reasons.

The CRC that is failing is a high level CRC written by me in the C# code. However, after adding a log to the data, it turns out the CRC is not actually failing. The CRC it is calculating is the correct CRC, it just doesn't match the CRC of the packet. I can't understand this, especially if USB has a built in CRC that will only allow correct packets.

My next step is to try it using IR on the 64 bit machine to see if we still have the same issue there. That should help decide whether it is a USB driver issue, or something else.

Thanks!

Adam7869 20-Jan-12 14:10pm View

The device in question is a USB device that is talking to the PC via a Virtual COM port (USB CDC). I will work on capturing the data and seeing if the data does indeed have a problem or if it is an issue with my code. I will keep the thread updated, thanks!

Adam7869 9-Dec-11 10:13am View

Thanks Addy, this is what I was looking for. I thought that once I cast my Dog as an Animal, all of the Dog specific properties were gone. But I tested what you wrote and it worked!

Is there any difference (and advantages or disadvantages) between using "Dog dog = animal as Dog" or "Dog dog = (Dog)animal"?

Thanks Again.

Adam7869 16-Nov-11 7:59am View

Hi Mark,

Thank you for the excerpt, I should have mentioned in my original post that I found that post and already tried those steps. If I delete that file it will buffer 98% of the video before it gives me the error. After the file is there it typically gives me the error much earlier.

It works perfectly in IE. Is there some fundamental difference between IE and this control?

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