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Re: Arrow keys on form with Tabs with GridViews

Nigel Mackay5-Jun-09 4:04

Nigel Mackay

5-Jun-09 4:04

Re: Arrow keys on form with Tabs with GridViews

dan!sh 5-Jun-09 4:06

dan!sh

5-Jun-09 4:06

Nigel Mackay wrote:
Ta

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Re: Arrow keys on form with Tabs with GridViews

Nigel Mackay5-Jun-09 4:14

Nigel Mackay

5-Jun-09 4:14

Thanks

Re: Arrow keys on form with Tabs with GridViews

dan!sh 5-Jun-09 4:15

dan!sh

5-Jun-09 4:15

Oh..not a problem.

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Re: Arrow keys on form with Tabs with GridViews

Henry Minute5-Jun-09 4:43

Henry Minute

5-Jun-09 4:43

Ta = common British expression = "Thank you" Smile | :)

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string declare

michaelgr15-Jun-09 0:35

michaelgr1

5-Jun-09 0:35

Hello,
How can i declare a string in a loop that the name of the variable will be changed for example according the index of the loop. For example if i will do:
for(i=1;i<5;i++)
string k[i]="something";

it will make me 4 string variables:
k1,k2,k3,k4

I mean the name itself will be changed.
I can't use arrays instead.

Re: string declare

Mirko19805-Jun-09 0:43

Mirko1980

5-Jun-09 0:43

You can't, variable names are declared at compile time.
Why you can't use an array?

Re: string declare

michaelgr15-Jun-09 0:45

michaelgr1

5-Jun-09 0:45

because i want to use it as adding columns to a datagridview.
And i need it to be in loop because i take those variables from a regkeys i save before.
Can i save antire array as regkey , then read it from the registry and then add it as column names to the datagridview?

Re: string declare

Manas Bhardwaj5-Jun-09 0:49

Manas Bhardwaj

5-Jun-09 0:49

Use a dictionay instead.

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Re: string declare

Henry Minute5-Jun-09 4:54

Henry Minute

5-Jun-09 4:54

If what you want to do is set the name of the column, or set its headertext then you can do this in the way you first suggested.

string columnBaseName = // Your method for getting regkey goes here
for (int i = 1; i < 3; i++)
{
    DataGridViewTextboxColumn newColumn = new DataGridViewTextboxColumn();
    newColumn.Name = columnNameBase + i.ToString();
    newColumn.HeaderText = columnNameBase + i.ToString();
    // Set any other properties for the column here
    this.dataGridView1.Columns.Add(newColumn);
}

Hope this helps. Smile | :)

Re: string declare

molesworth5-Jun-09 0:48

molesworth

5-Jun-09 0:48

Or a dictionary...

Dictionary<int, string> getString;

for access using the int value, or

Dictionary<string, string> getString;

for access using a name (e.g. "myName"+i.tostring() )

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Re: string declare

I Believe In GOD5-Jun-09 0:59

I Believe In GOD

5-Jun-09 0:59

there is another ways to do that for example :

System.Collections.ArrayList arr = new System.Collections.ArrayList();
           for (int i = 0; i <= 10; i++)
           {
               arr.Add(i);
           }
           Console.WriteLine(arr[3]);

I know nothing , I know nothing ...

Re: string declare

DaveyM695-Jun-09 1:20

DaveyM69

5-Jun-09 1:20

If it's always the same object type that's being put in the array list and you're using 2.0 or above, then better to use a generic list List<T> where T is the type of the object i.e. List<string>.

ArrayList involves unboxing/boxing which isn't a great idea.

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Re: string declare

I Believe In GOD5-Jun-09 1:34

I Believe In GOD

5-Jun-09 1:34

Noted , Thank you.

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How to make a network connection at this case?

Majid_grok5-Jun-09 0:04

Majid_grok

5-Jun-09 0:04

Hi there!

I have a client/server program that work properly at the Internet, but with computers that have valid IP. Really I want to make a connection between two computer at the Internet that haven't valid IP, like computers that connect to internet with ISPs, that have a local IP and another IP on Internet (their server IP).
Please see below picture to understand me.
See Here
In the picture, left PC (192.168.20.14) can connect to right ISP (86.110.112.34) easily, but I want to connect to right PC (200.100.114.45). To do this, I think I have to use Port Forwarding technique. Can someone help me please?

Thanks all.

Re: How to make a network connection at this case?

stancrm5-Jun-09 0:37

stancrm

5-Jun-09 0:37

That is the job of router. You must set port forwarding of your router.
For example, just set port TCP:100 to IP 192.168.20.14.

In that case, if you make a connection to 86.110.112.34:100, it will
be forwarded to 192.168.20.14.

Re: How to make a network connection at this case?

Majid_grok5-Jun-09 1:36

Majid_grok

5-Jun-09 1:36

Thanks a lot.
but I think you mean, "if you make a connection to 92.124.210.110, it will be forwarded to 192.168.20.14". Wink | ;)

Re: How to make a network connection at this case?

stancrm5-Jun-09 1:39

stancrm

5-Jun-09 1:39

"92.124.210.110" <- you don't mention it before.
probably you have a dynamic IP from your ISP.

Can we use pointers or similar in C# ?

Otex4-Jun-09 23:53

Otex

4-Jun-09 23:53

I need to use some sort of pointer or other way for a variable to contain the name of another variable, it is a bit difficult to explain but the following (not correct) code will give the idea.

string varName;
string myVar;

myVar = "varName";
&myVar = "Whatever";

Now Variable varName contains "Whatever"

Any ideas or directions ?

Thanks

Re: Can we use pointers or similar in C# ?

0x3c05-Jun-09 0:01

0x3c0

5-Jun-09 0:01

You're referring to unsafe code. Yes, you can. It's not recommended because of the potential for memory leaks, but it's possible. You wrap the code using pointers in an unsafe block, like so:

unsafe
{
    //Your code goes here
}

Then you have to coerce VS into compiling it. Project properties->Build->Allow unsafe code

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And the reality
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And the act
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Re: Can we use pointers or similar in C# ?

Otex5-Jun-09 0:15

Otex

5-Jun-09 0:15

Actually re-reading it I see I explained it wrongly.
What I need is an evaluations something like below is often used in scripting languages.

string varName;
string myVar;

myVar = "varName";
eval(myVar) = "Whatever";

Now Variable varName contains "Whatever"

Basically I have an array with 2 columns, 1st column has the variable name and the second has the value.

I do not want to have something like
for(x = 0; x < arrayRows; x++;)
{
if(array[x,0] = "myVar1") {myVar1 = array[x,1]}
if(array[x,0] = "myVar2") {myVar2 = array[x,1]}
..
..
}
I would like something like
for(x = 0; x < arrayRows; x++;)
{
eval(array[x,0]) = array[x,1]}
}

Of course eval does not exist in C#

Any ideas or directions ?

Thanks

Re: Can we use pointers or similar in C# ?

0x3c05-Jun-09 0:21

0x3c0

5-Jun-09 0:21

As CG said below, you may want to use a class to store these values, using Reflection (namespace System.Reflection) to get their names and get and set their values dynamically

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Between the motion
And the act
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Re: Can we use pointers or similar in C# ?

Christian Graus5-Jun-09 0:12

Christian Graus

5-Jun-09 0:12

You need to learn some C# basics. You can do this by creating a class to store your variable. And I'm not sure you can do what you want with pointers in C#, C# pointers are pretty limited.

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Outlook 2003 VSTO Addin deployment on Windows Vista - Registry and other issues - How to

Chaitanya Joshi4-Jun-09 23:28

Chaitanya Joshi

4-Jun-09 23:28

Hello everybody,

First of all thanks a lot for all of yours' support on forums, blogs and dev networks with the help of which development becomes very easy and motivating.

I've developed an addin for Outlook 2003 using VSTO SE and VS 2005 (C#). By referring to the articles regarding deployment I was able to manage to create its MSI installer from setup and deployment project in the solution. The addin gets properly installed on other machines having Outlook 2003 and works there fine. All the security policies are granted properly as well. I am using SetSecurity project for granting trust to assemblies. For that I had referred to articles
Deploying Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office Solutions Using Windows Installer Part 1 & 2 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa537173(office.11).aspx) (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa537179.aspx)

Now I want to deploy the same addin for Windows Vista. I am aware of the issues faced due to UAC. The major issue is regarding admin access to installer and need of presence of registry keys in HKLM when UAC is turned off. In my installer project I can add those additional registry keys in Registry view. Now my questions are (finally ...)

1. I want to know whether it is possible to use a single installer for Windows XP and Windows Vista. If yes, how can I determine OS version in my Custom Actions or Launch Conditions?
2. If answer to previous question is positive then are there any changes required in method of granting trust to assemblies For Windows Vista? I've already stated that I'm using modified version of SetSecurity project for that.
3. How can determine in Windows Vista whether the UAC has been turned on or off? How can I set a registry launch condition for that so that I can register additional keys in HKLM hive. I'm anyways going to add keys in HKCU for both XP as well as Vista.
4. How can I add those registry keys if I find that it's Windows Vista and UAC is turned off?

I've read articles. They say all about where to change in the registry of Windows Vista, but not how to change it.

* Deploying Application Level Addins (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms269007(VS.80).aspx)

* Deploying Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE Solutions Using Windows Installer (Part 1 of 2) (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb332051.aspx)
* Deploying Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE Solutions Using Windows Installer: Walkthroughs (Part 2 of 2) (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb332052.aspx)

Thanks a lot once again for your appreciation. Awaiting the reply.

regards,

Chaitanya

Re: Outlook 2003 VSTO Addin deployment on Windows Vista - Registry and other issues - How to

led mike5-Jun-09 4:37

led mike

5-Jun-09 4:37

Chaitanya Joshi wrote:
how can I determine OS version in my Custom Actions or Launch Conditions?

See here[^]

Chaitanya Joshi wrote:
How can I add those registry keys if I find that it's Windows Vista and UAC is turned off?

See here[^] ( Also notice where this page is in MSDN (see the location links at the top ), it's in the Windows Installer Documentation. You may find many answers here, like this one, if you just look )

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