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C#Coudou wrote: the problem is i don`t know how to do it, im a newbie in c# nor programmings.
If you're new to C# and programming, you should learn some basics first instead of trying to interact with a database, etc.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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http://geekswithblogs.net/ranganh/archive/2005/04/25/37618.aspx
http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/DataSet-DataAdapter.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bh8kx08z(VS.71).aspx
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Hello everyone , first of all thank you for your time.
my question:
is it possible to make a key hooking method , that hook up which keys the
user is pressing while your program is running in the background?
i know its possible in c/c++....but no clue in c#
any tips , or links to articles , or a direct answer is welcome ,
thanks for all
Net
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I think you'll get a lot of negative responses unless you give some idea why you would need to do that. Some people are inclined to think you're asking how to develop spyware.
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there are CodeProject articles on subjects like these, if you care to search...
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udikantz wrote: is it possible to make a key hooking method , that hook up which keys the
user is pressing while your program is running in the background?
i know its possible in c/c++....but no clue in c#
Which Hook are you talking about?
There are a lot of different hook types. (Ref: Window Hooks[^])
* WH_CALLWNDPROC and WH_CALLWNDPROCRET Hooks
* WH_CBT Hook
* WH_DEBUG Hook
* WH_FOREGROUNDIDLE Hook
* WH_GETMESSAGE Hook
* WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK Hook
* WH_JOURNALRECORD Hook
* WH_KEYBOARD_LL Hook
* WH_KEYBOARD Hook
* WH_MOUSE_LL Hook
* WH_MOUSE Hook
* WH_MSGFILTER and WH_SYSMSGFILTER Hooks
* WH_SHELL Hook
When I was working for test automation tool project, I used JournalRecord Hook and JournalPlayBack to record the users input as macro. You don't need to use C/C++ for that. All you need to do is that you need to find out how to use a few API in a particular language that you wanna use. I did one project in C# and another project in VB6.
Check-out this article for more details.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/10/CuttingEdge/[^]
If you have some problems in using JournalRecord and JournalPlayback hooks, let me know.
Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)
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i am working on a project in which i hav to copy a .exe file to all the pcs' on the domain and the execute it with in a single loop, i used File.copy to copy and invoke psexec to exe cute the file, the problem is that psexec give file error bcoz the file is in use by copy command, when i restart the application the psexec execute the file that was copied when i first run the application
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Is there an interop or P/Invoke (or are those the same?) call to ascertain the Win32 file version of a file? I want to list the version of all files in a directory, but some may not be .NET assemblies. How can I read this info?
Thanks.
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Hi,
have a look at FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(), it works for all kinds of files.
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Use FileVersionInfo.FileVersion. Try:
FileVersionInfo fv = FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo("Filename");
Console.WriteLine(fv.FileVersion);
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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As has already been said, using FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo() is the right way to go. If you are only looking for the version number data, there aren't any problems. However, if you want to start looking at any of the other properties, a lot of the .NET assemblies will report incorrect data, particularly the IsDebug property.
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Thanks, guys! That is quick service.
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I have two listBoxes on a Winforms project that populate indirectly from two different datatables. One is a complete list of available families in a families table and the other is a list of the families that are assigned to a particular contact from a join table. This worked fine. Now I want to change the list of available families to exclude those in the "assigned list" so that the available families list only shows those families that are not currently assigned to the current contact. My code for this works fine if there is only one assigned family but if there are more then I get duplicates in the available families list. I've thought of a couple of ways to accomplish this but none of them are elegant. See code below...
private void loadFamiliesList(string contactID)
{
int cID = Convert.ToInt32(contactID);
this.view_form_manageContactsTableAdapter.FillByContact(this.ds_formContactsFamilies4Contact.view_form_manageContacts, cID);
listBox_availableFamilies.Items.Clear();
foreach (DataRow datarow in ds_form_contacts.tbl_families.Rows)
{
string fam1 = datarow["familyName"].ToString();
string famID = datarow["familyID"].ToString();
string cID2 = contactID;
int i = ds_formContactsFamilies4Contact.view_form_manageContacts.Rows.Count;
// MessageBox.Show("ContactID is " + i);
if (i < 1)
{
listBox_availableFamilies.Items.Add(new ItemObject(fam1, famID, cID2));
}
else
{
foreach (DataRow datarow3 in ds_formContactsFamilies4Contact.view_form_manageContacts.Rows)
{
string fam3 = datarow3["familyName"].ToString();
string famID3 = datarow3["familyID"].ToString();
string cID3 = contactID;
if (famID != famID3)
{
// listBox_availableFamilies.Items.Add(fam1);
listBox_availableFamilies.Items.Add(new ItemObject(fam1, famID, cID2));
}
}
}
}
}
-Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
I am not familiar with databases and databinding in general.
It seems like you want to remove those items from listBox_availableFamilies
that already are present in listbox2. Couldn't you achieve that by starting
with listBox_availableFamilies as is, then have a foreach loop over the
listbox2 items, and simply find (with FindStringExact) and remove them from
listBox_availableFamilies ?
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I thought about this too, but it seemed a bit awkward to populate the whole list then remove items. I may end up doing this if I can't figure something else out. Thanks for your help.
-Kevin
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Oh, I understood you already had that; if not, and populating listbox1 by your
own code (as opposed to databinding), just do the listbox2 first, then populate
listbox1 as uou did before but add a test for presence in listbox2
(a few lines will be required to do that).
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Is there a specific command to do this test for presence?
-Kevin
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No, and that's why I described it as "a few lines"
you probably want a foreach loop.
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That's what I ended up doing. thanks, -Kevin
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Kevin
You should add a break statement to your inner foreach loop after adding the item to the list. This will ensure that the current family from the outer loop is not added multiple times to the available list if it is not already assigned to the contact.
Paul
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Thanks Paul, This managed to remove all but one of my duplicates in my available list. I put the break; inside the if statement.
-Kevin
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Kevin,
kboyette wrote: My code for this works fine if there is only one assigned family but if there are more then I get duplicates in the available families list. I've thought of a couple of ways to accomplish this but none of them are elegant.
i believe you are calling your families list from a DB using a T-SQL statement.
You can use the 'distinct' keyword in your sql statement to retrieve unique values.
For ex: select distinct [familynames] from familytable
does it work well?
-- modified at 8:08 Friday 17th August, 2007
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Hi there,
Well, my problem is pretty straightforward. I need to control access to a particular directory through a bit of C# code. I also need to toggle this security mode between 'access denied' and 'access granted' modes whenever I need.
How can I do this?
Regards,
A
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