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Re: Drag Drop Problem

STeAlth-S1-Mar-09 23:03

STeAlth-S

1-Mar-09 23:03

Sorry...

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Re: Drag Drop Problem

S K Y2-Mar-09 2:03

S K Y

2-Mar-09 2:03

no still no...i think should be somthing like add or insert etc method....

A S E L A

What the heck?

Paul Brower1-Mar-09 14:15

Paul Brower

1-Mar-09 14:15

If I try and view any articles I've submitted, I get an error message. What gives?

Here's a sample link: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/SimpleLine.aspx[^]

Re: What the heck?

Luc Pattyn1-Mar-09 14:23

Luc Pattyn

1-Mar-09 14:23

Hi,

don't take it personal. Seems like all articles are unreachable right now...

Smile | :)

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modified on Sunday, June 12, 2011 8:57 AM

IndexOf returns wrong value if the string to search for contains characters from the Latin Extended-C range

Gerard van Wilgen1-Mar-09 9:34

Gerard van Wilgen

1-Mar-09 9:34

Since the string "qwerty" does not contain a small letter l with a double bar (\u2c61) one would expect that when the code below is executed, both p and q would get the value -1. However, the second call to IndexOf does in fact return 0 instead of -1. After some further experimenting I found that this happens with several characters from Latin Extended-C (probably all of them) and that the return value is the same as the value of the second argument, i.e. the starting position for the search.

Is this a known bug? And can it be circumvented other than by writing my own search method?

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
int p = "qwerty".IndexOf('\u2c61', 0);
System.Console.WriteLine(p);

int q = "qwerty".IndexOf("\u2c61", 0);
System.Console.WriteLine(q);

System.Console.ReadKey();
}
}
}

Re: IndexOf returns wrong value if the string to search for contains characters from the Latin Extended-C range

Luc Pattyn1-Mar-09 13:18

Luc Pattyn

1-Mar-09 13:18

Hi,

running Vista SP1 and Visual Studio 2008, targeting either .NET 3.5 SP1 or .NET 2.0 I get correct values for IndexOf(char) but your phenomena for IndexOf(string).

[ADDED]
Reflector tells me string.IndexOf is using CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.CompareInfo.IndexOf
(and it gets very messy when diving into that)
so it may go wrong in some cultures only, making it more likely to go unnoticed for a long time...
[/ADDED]

Smile | :)

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modified on Monday, March 2, 2009 9:02 AM

modified on Sunday, June 12, 2011 8:58 AM

Re: IndexOf returns wrong value if the string to search for contains characters from the Latin Extended-C range

Gerard van Wilgen2-Mar-09 10:32

Gerard van Wilgen

2-Mar-09 10:32

Yes, it is probably a locale problem. Today I found out that I can solve the problem by applying a Unicode normalization to the strings and then calling IndexOf() with StringComparison.Ordinal as the third argument, so that the method just checks the bytes.

problems creating setup for C# application

laziale1-Mar-09 8:28

laziale

1-Mar-09 8:28

hi there!
I build one c# application and now I want to add a setup project, so I can have setup for my application. I am selecting all the files from the application and going through all the steps required for creating the setup, and at the end I am getting error: Specified cast is not valid. Does anyone knows how to solve this issue? Please help me, I will really appreciate. Greetings and thanks in advance, Laziale

Re: problems creating setup for C# application

Frank Kerrigan1-Mar-09 9:37

Frank Kerrigan

1-Mar-09 9:37

Try and run the setup wizard first, you also don't want all the files from your app, only content and primary output.

DEVELOPER DAY SCOTLAND 2nd May 2009
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Re: problems creating setup for C# application

laziale1-Mar-09 9:59

laziale

1-Mar-09 9:59

I tried just with content and primary output as well, but it gives me the same error, I don't have any idea how I can solve that. D'Oh! | :doh:

virtual node algorithm

sunnyk861-Mar-09 7:43

sunnyk86

1-Mar-09 7:43

What is virtual node algorithm or graph embedded ring..?

Re: virtual node algorithm

Alan N1-Mar-09 8:02

Alan N

1-Mar-09 8:02

Hey,
I've just looked up your questions on Google and there's quite a few hits for you to read. If you want me to write a synopsis for you then get back to me!

Results 1 - 10 of about 1,840,000 for virtual node algorithm. (0.36 seconds)

Results 1 - 10 of about 543,000 for graph embedded ring. (0.30 seconds)

Alan.

Re: virtual node algorithm

sunnyk861-Mar-09 8:36

sunnyk86

1-Mar-09 8:36

I would appreciate that.. Smile | :)

delegate

sheemap1-Mar-09 5:54

sheemap

1-Mar-09 5:54

can u suggets me some website only for delegates where we can find all the details by example

rizvan sivally

Re: delegate

Calin Tatar1-Mar-09 6:01

Calin Tatar

1-Mar-09 6:01

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173171(VS.80).aspx[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173172(VS.80).aspx[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173176(VS.80).aspx[^]

Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0? [modified]

harold aptroot1-Mar-09 5:32

harold aptroot

1-Mar-09 5:32

The problem is, Image.FromStream likes to reset the position to 0 (somewhere in its scary native methods) and that's exactly what I do not want, since the image in question is simply not located there. Currently I work around this by copying a big part of the stream starting at the point where the image starts to a MemoryStream, but it's taking quite a while and it seems like it shouldn't be needed. This means I have to scan for a pattern that "looks like the header of the next image" which may not always work (what if the data itself contains sometime that looks like a header but isn't?).
I'm sure there is a better way to do this.
I've tried creating a stream that does not support seeking, but Image.FromStream hates that and copies the stream over to a MemoryStream itself so it's effectively equivalent to the "manual" way. Silently ignoring seeks and assignments to Position didn't exactly work so I guess it somehow needs them - would it be ok accept seeks and positions as long as they don't move the position to before a certain value? That sounds a lot like a hack to me - I hope there is a better way.

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Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

Alan N1-Mar-09 8:22

Alan N

1-Mar-09 8:22

Hi,

This idea look interesting and appears to be exactly what you want. It a wrapper around a stream that applies an offset to the requested position. http://www.pixvillage.com/blogs/devblog/archive/2005/03/08/151.aspx[^]

Alan.

Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

harold aptroot1-Mar-09 9:29

harold aptroot

1-Mar-09 9:29

That looks very promising, thanks Smile | :)

A bit of a hack IMO but well

Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

Anthony Mushrow1-Mar-09 8:24

Anthony Mushrow

1-Mar-09 8:24

Where are you trying to read from? I've done something like this before, but I had a file set up like this:

[File]
 [DataType]
 [Length of data]
   [stuff]
 [DataType]
 [Length of data]
   [stuff]
 [end of file]
[/File]

So I knew how much data I needed to read out of the file, I then like you did, read the data to a memory stream and then used Image.FromStream. If you have any control over the creation of the files you're reading in, then you may want to get it changed so it's similar to what I used, or better yet has some kind of index at the top that tells you where everything is.

My current favourite word is: Delicious!

-SK Genius

Game Programming articles start -here[^]-

Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

harold aptroot1-Mar-09 9:29

harold aptroot

1-Mar-09 9:29

Unfortunately it's just like [data][data][data][data] and they're mostly PNG images, and it can not be changed Frown | :(

Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

Anthony Mushrow1-Mar-09 9:42

Anthony Mushrow

1-Mar-09 9:42

That's a shame, at least Alan's reply can help you out with extracting the image.

As for finding the actual images themselves, the image files should store the length of their contents in their header. So as long as you get the first image right, it should lead on to the next and so on. Removing the need to try and figure it out.

PNG files for example are pretty much an eight bit signature, then the length of the data, a 4-byte code, [the image itself], then a CRC at the very end. See here[^]

Jpegs are similar giving the length of the data inside as well as other information jpeg header[^]

It might be a bit of work to manage each type of image format you're going to come across but it will be worth it in the end right? Right? Unsure | :~

My current favourite word is: Delicious!

-SK Genius

Game Programming articles start -here[^]-

Re: Best way to extract an image from a stream at a position other than 0?

harold aptroot1-Mar-09 10:04

harold aptroot

1-Mar-09 10:04

Well I can do that and still fall back to brute force searching for the next image if it fails Smile | :)

reduce blocking queue of Tcp socket c#

abdul jalil1-Mar-09 3:37

abdul jalil

1-Mar-09 3:37

i have want to entertanin one client when second client want to connect then it will not connect i have set the tcplistner.listen(1) also, but when i connect to this i will place the second client to blocking queue.
i dont want to stop the listening socket. but i want to reduce the blocking queue.

i have tested tcplistner.listen(1) and tcpListener.SetSocketOption(SocketOptionLevel.Tcp, SocketOptionName.MaxConnections, 1);

when i set SocketOptionName.MaxConnections then i get the following exception
{"An unknown, invalid, or unsupported option or level was specified in a getsockopt or setsockopt call"}

connect to sql server 2000 on another computer

H.R1-Mar-09 2:51

H.R

1-Mar-09 2:51

I want to connect to a sqlserver instance on another computer in the workgroup network.
----------------------------------
my application: VS.NET 2008-C#
my DB: SQL Server 2000 Personal Edition
my OS: Win XP Profesional sp3
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I have done these steps:

1. in target sql server instance: Enterprise Manager -> server -> right click -> Properties -> Connections tab -> tick:
-allow other sql servers to connect remotely to this sql server using RPC
-enforce distributed transactions

2. in target sql server instance: Enterprise Manager -> server -> right click -> Properties -> General tab -> Network Configuration... button ->
enabling TCP/IP

3. in target sql server instance: Enterprise Manager -> server -> right click -> Properties -> Security tab -> Authentication ->
SQL Server and Windows

4. I created a New Login in target sql server instance:
Name=admin , Password=1001 , SQL Server Authentication , Database=Exam

5. my SqlConnection in application:
"Server=192.168.0.205\\MYSQLSRV; Initial Catalog=Exam; Integrated Security=False; Persist Security Info=False; User ID=admin;Password=1001";

6. I removed anti virus softwares and turned off Windows Firewall.

7. I tested both of my computers to ping to another

But I have an error yet:
an error was occured while establishing a connection to the server. when connecting to sql server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact under the default settings sql server dose not allow remote connections.
(provider:sql network interfaces, error:26-error locating server/instance specified)
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can any one help me ?

H.R

Re: connect to sql server 2000 on another computer

Douglas Troy1-Mar-09 6:56

Douglas Troy

1-Mar-09 6:56

H.R wrote:
may be caused by the fact under the default settings sql server dose not allow remote connections

Hopefully, this will help with your problem:

How to configure SQL Server 2005 to allow remote connections[^]

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