Comments by jumper77 - CodeProject

jumper77 13-Sep-17 12:09pm View

Thank you for the reply. And yes, the exception occurs on the line you said (p.Modules(0).Filename). I tried your code suggestion and I get get the exception on "Dim x = p.Modules", if there is going to be an exception.

I apologize for my lack of understanding about what's going on with the code. Right now I can't think of anything else to try. I hope you might though :)

jumper77 13-Sep-17 11:26am View

Thank you for the reply. But I think I may not have explained myself well. About the exception, it is always the same. Access Denied. That's the only exception. And if it's going to happen, it always occurs on the second line of the "Try" block.

I have no problem writing the files. The files are only written to show the results of trying to get the path to the exe in question.

I'm just trying to find out "why" I'm getting the access denied exception. I can use the try catch block to decide whether to add the item to the Listview.

jumper77 24-Jul-16 16:53pm View

It figures... once I break down and ask for help, I figure out what's happening (and it's a dumb one). The form AutoSize was set to true. Once I set it to false, Everything works like a charm.

Sorry if you came here for no reason now

jumper77 16-Oct-15 17:49pm View

More info: The exception always occurs at the NOP statement. The disassembly info from the NOP statement is: System.Windows.Forms.Control.SendMessage

I did check out the links, but it wasn't too much help (but thanks).
Once the programs compiles with no errors, it never has a runtime exception.

Also, sorry this is dragging out so much...

jumper77 16-Oct-15 17:13pm View

I have where the error occurs in the disassembly window. But it's a NOP statement: 00000044 90 nop
Any idea what this might mean? Thanks

jumper77 16-Oct-15 13:11pm View

I just found it. Thanks so much. Also, thanks for the links. I will check them out.

jumper77 16-Oct-15 12:38pm View

Hi Maciej, I'm a bit dumb about the site. How do I use the "reply widget"?

jumper77 16-Oct-15 11:30am View

Missed your last comment. It never gives a stack trace when the error occurs.

jumper77 16-Oct-15 11:11am View

That's the problem. It never takes me to a line that might be causing me a problem. Also,it happens randomly when I click the start button to run the code. It will run fine for about 6 times, then I will get the exception for two or three times.

jumper77 15-Oct-15 17:42pm View

Thought of something else that might help. I'm using Visual Studio 2015 community edition and my OS is a clean install of Windows 10 (not an upgrade).

jumper77 6-Oct-15 21:44pm View

Sorry, forgot to answer your questions... My issue is that my tray icon keeps going into the "hidden" section of the system tray. And I must sadly say that I haven't tried to debug this behavior. That's bad of me, but thanks for the kick.

jumper77 6-Oct-15 21:03pm View

Hi Matt, thanks for replying. I got my code working now. It was pilot error. I'm not sure if the code I posted will actually help or not, but I will let you know when I can (which should be soon, I hope). Appreciate you taking the time to help.

jumper77 27-Sep-15 14:17pm View

will let you know something soon. Have to run some errands first.

jumper77 27-Sep-15 13:18pm View

Oops, I did leave out the for part (sorry).

For Each p As Process In Process.GetProcesse

I've already thought about the splash screen and if I couldn't make it any faster, I would go that route.

I'm a bit of a noob, but I will check out the link to see if it helps. Thanks a bunch for your help.

jumper77 27-Sep-15 7:32am View

@Abdul Thank you. I will look into that. Really appreciate your help.

jumper77 21-Aug-15 11:10am View

Thank you for your kind advice.

jumper77 19-Aug-15 15:00pm View

Thanks for all the help, Chill. I'm giving up. I can't recreate the original Blend form. Going to say this is solved. Hope I didn't drive you too crazy :)

jumper77 19-Aug-15 12:58pm View

I tried the copy and paste thing and it's didn't work. This may all be pilot error. I've been up since 4:00am and I need some rest. Maybe talk to you later. Thanks again for trying to help.

jumper77 19-Aug-15 12:29pm View

I think the code above is the same as what I have now. If you changed anything, would you mind posting that... thanks

jumper77 19-Aug-15 12:15pm View

My God... I am dumb. I didn't realized that you updated the code. Let me check it out and get back to you.

jumper77 19-Aug-15 12:09pm View

I haven't accepted a solution yet (thought I may have and didn't realize it). I really do thank you for the help. I am at a loss. I've been retired for many years (software engineer), and I just thought I would play around a bit... a LOT has changed...

jumper77 19-Aug-15 11:14am View

Don't mean to be "too" dumb, but I just realized that what I thought was a rectangle on the right is actually the window

jumper77 19-Aug-15 11:00am View

Thank you very much. Does the xaml look bad or anything? Extra info... it does the same thing no matter what control I try to use.

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