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I'm trying to achieve something similar to a VS.Net 2003 IDE where there is an option when you hover your mouse over, it slides out (If you set auto-hide enabled). Did anyone here have a sample code of how to achieve that ? Or guide me in the right direction ?
Stanley
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Hi,Sir and Madam
Please give ma an idea about "word cutting" (not English).
Some language (such as Thai) a sentence has contigugous words and sentences separated by space while English a word separated by space and sentences separated by (,) and (.)
Example:
ยินดีต้อนรับทุกคน = Every one is welcome.
Sorry for bad English.
Thank You.
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Try a search on word stemming[^].
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 depending solely on web MSDN is not enough for me....
anywhere I can download?
thanks, all
dennis
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The place to start would be on the web site you apparently so often visit: http://msdn.microsoft.com[^]. You should see Subscriptions[^] right there at the top. A little digging should turn up the MSDN Library Subscription[^]. It is definitely worth it and integrates fully with VS.NET (installing both into the VS Combined Collection as well as a stand-alone collection that VS.NET can reference directly; I prefer the Combined Collection in order to incorporate any third-party libraries).
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im using .net and how would you reverse the contents of a file so if
1
2
3
4
would be a file how would i write
4
3
2
1
???
thanks
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StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(filename);
string t1, t2;
while ((t1=sr.ReadLine()) != null) {
t2+= t1+"\x1D";
}
string[] tsa = t2.Split('\x1D');
sr.Close();
StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(filename);
for (int i = tsa.Length-1; i >=0; i --) {
sw.WriteLine(tsa[i]);
}
Hope it'll help...
Robin Panther
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thanks by the way whats \x1D?
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I'm currently using an async web service in a client I'm writing. I started using synchronous calls but that turned out to be too time-consuming, blocked the UI and it was impossible to display any kind of progressbar/waiting message. Anyway, using async calls works great, but if the web service in question throws an exception, I'm out of luck since I don't know how to handle the exception.
Any suggestions/hints?
Best regards,
Daniel
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The "easy way out" is to handle the AppDomain.UnhandledException event using AppDomain.CurrentDomain. This allows you to - as the event is aptly named - handle exceptions that were not explicitly handled.
The correct way is to do a little debugging. That's just part of development. Off hand, I'd say that your callback method - if you declared one - would catch such an exception. A SoapException is, after all, just another response that is formatted differently. The exception would also most likely be thrown from the thread and in the method where you called BeginMethod.
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Thanks, I wasn't aware of the AppDomain.UnhandledException event, and although I won't use it for this particular problem (I'll go for Daniel Turini's solution, see below) I'll definitely make use of this newfound knowledge in the near future
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I did mention to debug your code and try it out. Were you not calling the EndMethod event before? Using either callbacks or the EndMethod - if you care about any returns values, exceptions, etc. - is necessary. Otherwise you're just aysnchronously invoking a method and won't get a return back. For methods like logging methods, this may not matter but for methods like Add(int, int) you would certainly want the return value back.
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dabs wrote:
ut if the web service in question throws an exception, I'm out of luck since I don't know how to handle the exception.
If the web service throws an exception, the End* methods will throw it, and you can handle it there.
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Thanks, wasn't aware of this fact. Sounds like the correct place to catch those exceptions so that is what I'm gonna do.
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i already did the columns for the controls but i don't know how to add different items under the same row like how would you do
something | something | something
----------+-----------+----------
123 |123 |123
i would appreciate the help thanks;)
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try using SubItems.Add()
tmpListView.Items[0].SubItems.Add("something");
Robin Panther
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Heyas all,
I'm kinda of stuck here and was hoping for some feedback and opinions. I'm attempting to design a simple CD cataloging programming in C#, the easiest part of designing the form is done. I'm trying to determine how to store the information such as "program name" "publisher" "cd number" "date added". I have MSDE installed and running however I've been reading and it seems that MSDE is used to program the connectivity to the database that will eventually be run on a computer with SQL server installed. I don't think this is what I want. I'm looking for something that is built into the program, you could import an existing database, export etc. I don't want the users to have to rely on having a 3rd party application installed (i.e. SQL server) Can anyone point me in the correct direction maybe someone knows of some links to beginners type Data stuff pertinent to what I want to do? Maybe this post should even be in the ADO forums, if so I appologize. Any information would be great.
Thanks All!
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I think MSDE is actually a good solution for what you are trying to do. While there are "compiled-in" database libraries available, I have not seen any for .Net or that are written in managed code. MSDE is free and relatively easy to install and configure and is compatible with SQL Server. In fact the database engine IS Sql Server with limitations imposed on the number of concurrent connections and the maximum database size (4 Gig I think). The should be more than sufficient for a CD catalog program.
Just my 2 cents... Have fun.
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In the same situation, I've used in-memory DataTable class of .NET, and saved information on disk in raw text format. (text files with tab as column delimiter).
It was enough for me - my application is not always running and do not need very fast search, sort etc. features. Try this out, may be it'll be enough for you too...
And, one more thing, when my databases becomes too big - I've added zip engine. So, database is saved, then zipped on disk. And, when loading, unzipping and loading.
Hope it'll help...
Robin Panther
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Hi, I'm implementing a custom business object collection and must implement IBindingListView.Filter. It appears that it must parse a string which contains an expression (a la DataColumn.Expression) that evaluates to a boolean value and determines whether the object is to be filtered out. I am comfortable working with all of the binding plumbing... PropertyDescriptors and such. However, I have never implemented any sort of expression language before. If any one could spare half a clue on where to start researching this, I would be most appreciative.
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Why not look to see how DataColumn.Expression works? You can use ildasm.exe that ships with the .NET Framework SDK (also installed by default with VS.NET) if you know how to read Intermediate Language, or use a decompiler like .NET Reflector[^].
This can be a great way to learn how things work internally in the BCL, which may lead to cleaner code that you can write, as well as new ways to use or extend the BCL types.
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how to improve button appearence to have anther look.
i heart there is some libraries do it but i dunno how to use it or how to get it ????
plz any one know plz reply
thx 
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thx so much ,
do u have anther source or more effcient keywords can i search throw them inthe net
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i've problem while updating datagrid combo box column. the leave event does not work properly while inserting a new record.
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