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Comments by Edson Rodrigues da Silva (Top 16 by date)
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
12-Nov-14 17:14pm
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Sorry for the misunderstanding, I didn't express myself very well.
When I said that it will be "very simplified" I wanted to say that it will not be a conventional CNC, but a specific solution for a problem and I will take some advantages of CNC and G code. The problem consists in to machine a plate, in only one face, with less than 10 millimeters of depth . For this, I will use few movements in Z axis, and I will not need to draw complex forms, such as, spheres, cones, cylinders and others, but only a plane with some millimeters of depth.
Regarding to windows forms, the first thing that I thought was to use open GL with windows forms. I know that exists several methods to do it, for this that I ask this question, I am interesting in know how people with more experience that me would react in this situation, all opinions will be welcome.
I will reissue my question to turn it clearer.
Thanks for your reply.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
21-Jul-12 14:41pm
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The only way I know to get the name of the file that I click is through the Environment.GetCommandLineArgs () method, I researched other ways to do this and I did not find.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
28-Jun-12 21:48pm
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I'm using the USB output of the computer with a standard RS232 cable.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
27-Jun-12 17:45pm
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Thanks for your reply, I'll read the articles and if I have any questions I ask here again.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
27-Jun-12 17:41pm
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I know that the door is not closing because when I close and try to reopen it the C # displays an error message saying that the door is inaccessible, I'm using a port like COM, because I do not know how to create another type of serial port. How do I create another door? and because it would be better?
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
26-May-12 10:10am
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Thanks for your reply, I read yours articles and from what I understood there is not right way to solve my problem.
I'm trying to use the Graphics.Clear (Color color) method to delete the background color of the chart before making the filling on top, but it is not working. Tried also make a copy of the first graphic object I pass to the UserControl and then drawing always using it, but it still fails.
I'll keep trying, Thank you for your attention.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
7-Feb-12 11:46am
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My application will receive data from serial port and these data should be displayed constantly in form, so I call the update method on each loop. And I need this method to be done in a thread so that I can have a button that stops the communication with the serial port anytime.
This example is just for me to learn to do it.
How can I do this without interrupting the main program?
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
18-Jan-12 20:07pm
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My application does not interrupt the micro-controller, pause and stop buttons only send one line of code in which the micro-controller knows whether stop or pause the action that it is running.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
17-Jan-12 14:51pm
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Thanks, I'll look at the link and try to use it in my application. If to appear doubts I'll post questions in the forum again.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
10-Jan-12 18:32pm
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Thanks worked like I wanted with your last answer. I'll try to follow your advice and not send the Form to the class.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
10-Jan-12 17:05pm
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Thanks in advance.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
10-Jan-12 17:03pm
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Hello Mika Wendelius.
I have several methods in a class and I need these methods do several tasks that involve a number of form controls. As an example, change the background color of a button, change the text of it, change the text of a label, access the items in a listbox, etc..
In VB.NET I could do this within a class simply by accessing the form's name preceded by the name of the control and ownership of this control that I wanted to change, as in:
button1.BackColor = Color.Green
listBox1.Items.Add ("Text")
The problem is that I do not know how to do this in C #.
Thanks in advance.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
6-Aug-11 20:21pm
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Thanks for helping me, I will analyze all of these links.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
6-Aug-11 17:56pm
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Sorry but I am new to programming. I do not know how I do OnPaint methods for each of the properties that the buttons have. Do you know any link or any article that I can inform me about this?
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
5-Aug-11 20:14pm
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That's exactly what I needed, thank you.
Edson Rodrigues da Silva
5-Aug-11 17:24pm
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Thanks worked perfectly, was exactly what I wanted.
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