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Based on your example code, you are showing that you want to provide default values to the function parameters when you define the method. To do this you need to provide different overloads to the function.
Based on your explanation, you want to call a method and pass property initializers to it. You can do something close, but you will need to wait until the .NET Framework v3.5 is released (or use the Beta 2 release). The reason I say "close" is that you can only do this on object creation.
For example, if you have a class
public class UserProfile
{
public int UserId { get; set; }
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
pubic UserProfile() { }
} You can create a new instance like this
UserProfile profile = new UserProfile
{
UserId = 123
FirstName = "John"
LastName = "Smith"
};
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However you can create a method with an undefined number of arguments :
private void MyBike(string one, params object[] BikeParts)<br />
{<br />
foreach (Object BikePart in BikeParts)<br />
{<br />
}<br />
}
however you cannot assign names to them and they must be of the same type
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This does not look like acceptable syntax. In C# you always should specify the parameter type in the declaration. C# does not support default parameters. If you intend your sample to mean a method call, private void are irrelevant qualifiers. I don't thing C# supports method calls with this syntax.
Rudolf Heijink
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I'm trying to re-order items in a listbox using Drag-Drop. However, the mouse coordinates I get from the method arguments (e.DragEventArgs) are never right, and the indexFromPoint method is forever returning -1. I've tried to correct the mouse coordinates using PointToClient, they still seem to be incorrect however. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks a bunch! 
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Yes you would need PointToClient; you can verify the coordinates by looking at them,
e.g. with Console.WriteLine while running in debug mode. You can also get current
mouse position from Cursor.Position
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Thanks for the pointers, I'll continue to poke at it with a large stick. Eventually it will cave.
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hello ALL,
I have a doubt.
if i want to continue normally after catching the expecteed exception is it possible??
Ex:-
try
{
int intDivVal;
for (int i =o ;i<5;i++)
{
int Divval=10/i;
}
}
catch(dividebyzeroexception ex)
{
messagebox.show(ex.message.tostring());
}
i want to continue after showing the message.
Thanks in advance
Bharath.S Ron
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yep your code there will carry right on.
If you continue you have to think about anything that might have broken during an exception though i.e. was something being set to a value or a stream being opened.
Carrying on can lead to losing data or more expcetions.
If you want to do something with the exception and then let the exception carry on then you can
catch(dividebyzeroexception ex)
{
messagebox.show(ex.message.tostring());
throw ex;
}
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originSH wrote: catch(dividebyzeroexception ex)
{
messagebox.show(ex.message.tostring());
throw ex;
}
You actually want to just do a throw here rather than throw ex. The throw ex causes the original stack trace information to be lost while throw preserves it.
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ahhh yeah "throw;" maps to rethrow doesn't it...
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Yep. throw is rethrow in the IL.
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hello
It will continue as you wrote it. Alternatively, you can use the finally statement to make sure some code is executed in all cases (try succeeded or catch executed)
Talal
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Yeah, I understand you want to continue your loop after the exception is thrown...
In your code the try & catch block contains the loop...
<br />
try<br />
{<br />
int intDivVal;<br />
for (int i =o ;i<5;i++)<br />
{<br />
int Divval=10/i;<br />
}<br />
}<br />
catch(dividebyzeroexception ex)<br />
{<br />
messagebox.show(ex.message.tostring());<br />
}<br />
However, the loop should contain a try & catch block in order to continue the loop
try<br />
{<br />
int intDivVal;<br />
for (int i =o ;i<5;i++)<br />
{<br />
try<br />
{<br />
int Divval=10/i;<br />
}<br />
catch (Exception ex)<br />
{<br />
MessageBox.Show("Oops, 10 / " + i + " failed!");<br />
}<br />
}<br />
}<br />
catch(dividebyzeroexception ex)<br />
{<br />
messagebox.show(ex.message.tostring());<br />
}
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You should think about continuation that makes sense. You may return to an input for example, or substitute the illegal result with something that makes sense for you application. Just ignoring the exception is generally not a very good idea.
Rudolf Heijink
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i have four fields in an exel file (EmpID, EmpName ,EmpSalary and DepartmentName) . I want to import these fields to a Datagrid view in my application and to database also. Pls help me with code of this application... I am using C# windows application .....
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This[^] message may help... Anyway, removing a message and the reposting it certainly doesn't...
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This is the third post of this request. It has been answered in both of the previous messages. You need to use the OLEDB provider. Select everything from the file, and load it into a data table. You can then set the datasource of your GridView to said DataTable. Oh yeah, READ THE FORUM rules. 
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nish85 wrote: i have four fields in an exel file (EmpID, EmpName ,EmpSalary and DepartmentName) . I want to import these fields to a Datagrid view in my application and to database also. Pls help me with code of this application... I am using C# windows application .....
Just a backup 
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Posts like that will never get any useful reply. It's even worse when you post it twice in a period of 1 min.
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This has been asked many times on this forum so use search before asking questions
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i couldnt find any article tht related my problem..
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That's a load of crap, there is at least 100 posts on that topic in this forum, and quite a few articles.
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would you like anything else your excellency?
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I'm using .net 1.1
Now I have tried with the code:
System.Text.ASCIIEncoding encoder=new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
byte bytes=encoder.GetBytes(p_strXmlFrag); //Here its giving error
MemoryStream ms=new MemoryStream(bytes);
XmlWriter writer=XmlWriter.Create(ms); //Here it could not find create method
ms.Position=0;
XmlTextReader.xmlFile=new XmlTextReader(ms);
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I'm also pasting the total method code to make it clear:
public static bool Validate(string p_strMmlFrag, out string p_strErr)
{
p_strErr=string.Empty;
//starting of if statement
if m_xsc==null)
{
m_xsc=new XmlSchemaCollection();
try
{
string path=AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory+m_strSchema;
if (!File.Exists(path))
{
path=AppDomain.CurrentDoamin.BaseDirectory+"/bin"+m_strSchema;
}
XmlTextReader xmlFile=new XmlTextReader(path);
m_ifSchema=XmlSchema.Read(xmlFile, new ValidationEventHandler (ValidationCallBack));
//Error rises in the above line as the destination file path (stored in path variable), I have just created (the file) and it's definitely empty. I tried the above mentioned solution but it's giving error!!!!!!!!
m_xsc.Add(m_ifSchema);
}
// ending of if statement
catch
{
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}
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private const string m_strSchema="StructureLinkage.xsd"
private static XmlSchemaCollection=m_xsc;
private static XmlSchema m_ifSchema;
// For the first time only m_xsc in null and after that it does not need to enter into above block of code once m_xsc is instantiated.
}
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