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How about TreeView.ShowNodeToolTips=false; ?
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I got this very simple code, now it only works once then it crashes.
If i havent overlooked anything its becuase evertime the OnIncomingMessage event is called it creates a new filestream and streamwriter but i have no idea how to fix this.
It has to create a file, write the message, close the file making it accessable to other programs.
And then when the event is fired again it should do it all over.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.Messenger;
using System.IO;
namespace msnincoming
{
public class msnincoming : IMessengerAddIn
{
private MessengerClient _client;
private string _message;
private FileStream _test;
private StreamWriter _test2;
#region IMessengerAddIn Members
public void Initialize(MessengerClient messenger)
{
_client = messenger;
_client.AddInProperties.FriendlyName = "Incoming message alert";
_client.AddInProperties.Creator = "Scale";
_client.AddInProperties.Description = "Alerts Announcer! of new messages";
_client.IncomingTextMessage += new EventHandler<incomingtextmessageeventargs>(this.OnIncomingMessage);
}
#endregion
public void OnIncomingMessage(object sender, IncomingTextMessageEventArgs e)
{
_message = e.UserFrom.FriendlyName + " says " + e.TextMessage;
_test = new FileStream(@"c:\MSNinc.txt", FileMode.CreateNew);
_test2 = new StreamWriter(_test);
_test2.WriteLine(_message);
_test2.Close();
_test.Close();
}
}
}
Thanks!
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MSDN says: "CreateNew: Specifies that the operating system should create a new file. This requires FileIOPermissionAccess.Write. If the file already exists, an IOException is thrown"
You should read the documentation on the types you plan to use!
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Doh, I tought it was that it was trying to create another instance of the streamwriter.
I hate class libary's :P i love debuging.
Thanks!
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Hy,
Can you put in a switch statement anything else besides basic types...i mean can you do something like:
DataColumn dt;
switch(dt)
{
case ...:
case ...:
}
Thanks.
There are 10 kinds of people: those who understand binary and those who don't
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No, integral types only (string,int,short,decimal etc)
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Thanks. Back to the drawing board :->
There are 10 kinds of people: those who understand binary and those who don't
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You can as long as the type you are using can be evaluated to a numerical value.
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Wirth's law: Software gets slower faster than hardware gets faster.
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hi
i create an application with C#.
now i want to go on my develop in another computer but when run my application without any change , at run time , before main form show, throw following Exception :
Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG))<br />
i really don't know how can resolve it.
i think my problem is for dll references that i use in my application !
can i "reference to dll with "reference path" tools in my application property ?
can you help me.
tanks
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I'm not so sure but I think u must be using COM here and the component your app is trying to use is not there in the registry.
Rocky
You can't climb up a ladder with your hands in your pockets.
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thanks.
how can i registry COM in my application ?
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well personally I hadnt had enuff exposure of COM but I've seen such issues comming at a few places,
generally I've seen ppl registering the required DLLs but for that you gotta know which dlls your application is using. RegSvr32 is a command you should search out for, its used in command prompt by the way. I hope its a bit helpful to u:->
Rocky
You can't climb up a ladder with your hands in your pockets.
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Hi,
I currently do the following when closing a form containing editable databound controls (comboboxes mainly)..
this.configBindingSource.EndEdit();
if ((bool)this.myDataSet1.HasChanges())
// do some stuff
The problem is that if I bind a control's tag to a field in the datatable, the above condition is met even if there are no changes made to the form's controls at all. Even if I bind it to a label.tag, it still triggers a change to the datatable.
Is there something I'm doing wrong?
Thanks.
Glen Harvy
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No you're not doing something wrong, but you have to know something about data binding:
Whenever you bind something to a property (Tag in your case) that does not have a corresponding PropertyChanged event (TagChanged event in your case) then the data binding framework assumes that the value has changed. Therefore the value is written back to the data source even if the value hasn't changed.
If this is the reason for your problem then you can:
- define that the binding is only unidirectional (from data-source to control and not back). This can be defined somewhere, but I can't remember where (we don't use data binding anymore)
- derive a class from that control and implement the TagChanged event
- use something better than data binding (MVP)
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no risk no funk ................... please vote ------>
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Thanks for that - in this case I'll handle the situation differently.
Glen Harvy
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hi guys
i want to use a coute down timer in my application
HH:MM:SS
when any users opens my application i want to display this timer on the main form,,
in the start its three digits are set to 00, than seconds starts increasing and than minutes, and than if necessery hours also ,, how to do that ?
this is a timer not a time,,,
hello
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Surely a count down timer counts down, not up?
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Watt?
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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I'm not going to give you the code - but I will give you some hints. How often do you think your timer will update (take a look at this[^] article before you commit yourself)? How do you think you need to divide the values up (think about dividing by 60 - and multiples thereof)? You are going to need a formatter.
Alternatively, you could use a trick and get the difference between the time your application starts counting and the current time using the DateTime classes. Again you will need a timer.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Pete O`Hanlon wrote: I'm not going to give you the code
right. give him the force.
nice reference BTW.
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HI,
i Like to know if there is away to create a treeview
that consists of (buttons,other possible control)
does VS .NET 2005 have a ToolBox Contol?
iCould'nt find it
if it does not appear can i create one and how?
THNKS
kobkob
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kobibi wrote: i Like to know if there is away to create a treeview
that consists of (buttons,other possible control)
you can customize the contol's fuctionality and outlook. I havent done this kind of customization myself but here's a sample article for u to get started.
Control Customization[^]
Rocky
You can't climb up a ladder with your hands in your pockets.
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