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bad word filter, stemming, stopword, Windows System?

god4k1-Dec-04 2:25

1-Dec-04 2:25

Dear, Sir and Madam.

To filter "bad word" I have many problems.
Is there anyone know how to call function from Windows System to stem words and separate words.

I found that when double click textbox in window a word in string will auto selected And when press Ctrl+ArrowRight on textbox the cursor change position word by word.

If can call "word cutting" function from Windows system, It will expedient

Sorry for bad English.

Thank You.

Note: in some language a sentence have many words contigugous (no space separate between words like English)

Re: bad word filter, stemming, stopword, Windows System?

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-04 4:31

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Dec-04 4:31

There is no "word cutting" function in the Windows API. Are you talking about cutting a word out of a text string? This you have to code yourself...

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Code Analyser Tool

Renjithvr1-Dec-04 2:14

Renjithvr

1-Dec-04 2:14

Hi All,

I am searching for the best Coding standard checker tool
for C#.Net irrespective of it's cost.
I had already found Microsft's FxCop,Parasoft's .Test,
Compuware's Devpartner,..
Can u suggest which one is the best?

Waiting for ur reply
Regards
Renjith

hggjh

Re: Code Analyser Tool

Judah Gabriel Himango1-Dec-04 4:48

Judah Gabriel Himango

1-Dec-04 4:48

I'd say Microsoft's FxCop -- it's what Microsoft themselves use for their internal testing including development of Visual Studio and the .NET base class library. It quickly evolves (in fact, you can download a version for testing the .NET 2.0 beta code right now), it's free, and there's an SDK available if you want to write your own rules.

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Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 1:20

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 1:20

i have a windows application which is a msn messenger clone. I have a text box that requires u to type ur username and password - both of whcih are visible to the user. The user can clcik a button and directly be signed into his inbox. how do i do this. I have seen this functionality in Trillian and many other messnger clients. Apparently as far as i know, the application passes a few parameters to the hotmail site and - voila!

Hosts file

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 1:05

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 1:05

i want to modify the Windows hosts file, however that is really simple. How do u use the hosts file is my question?

Re: Hosts file

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-04 4:27

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Dec-04 4:27

YOU don't use it. It's used by the name resolvers (DNS, WINS) to resolve names to IP addresses.

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Re: Hosts file

Mridang Agarwalla2-Dec-04 1:32

Mridang Agarwalla

2-Dec-04 1:32

i know that either DNS or WINS is used for resolving IP addresses but in this case i specifically need to use the hosts file

url cloaking

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 0:56

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 0:56

in developing a site in C# and i wanted to know how is URl cloaking done. I mean like: no matter what link i navigate to, it still shows kme the original URL in the address bar like (www.XXX.com) instead of showing the entire link. How can this be acheived.

Re: url cloaking

Daniel Turini1-Dec-04 1:26

Daniel Turini

1-Dec-04 1:26

Just put your pages inside a frameset, or IFrame.
May I add that this is horrible, bookmarks don't work, and navigation sucks. I avoid this kind of site like the plague.

Yes, even I am blogging now!

Re: url cloaking

Mridang Agarwalla2-Dec-04 1:26

Mridang Agarwalla

2-Dec-04 1:26

i know how to use frames but could u be more elaborate on how frames would provide url cloaking

serial port / parallel port

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 0:40

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 0:40

how can u control the serial port and the parallel port. I want to know hopw to control all the pins etc..so if i connect one of my custom hardware devices i can control it Confused | :confused:

Re: serial port / parallel port

Judah Gabriel Himango1-Dec-04 5:03

Judah Gabriel Himango

1-Dec-04 5:03

Search the articles on codeproject, there's several articles on how to use serial ports. FYI, in .NET 2.0, there's a managed implementation of Serial port access in the form of System.IO.Ports.SerialPort.

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Re: serial port / parallel port

Mridang Agarwalla2-Dec-04 1:29

Mridang Agarwalla

2-Dec-04 1:29

ill try looking for some resources...but it'd be a great help if u could select the 'Notify me by e-mail if someone answers this message' option so i can ask anything more i need to know.

video capture

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 0:37

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 0:37

how do u capture vide from decives like webcams, TV tuner card, AV/DV card and record them onto ur pc.

clusters

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 0:33

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 0:33

has anyone heard of clustering pc's in >NET. I've seen it in C/C++ but havent come across in .NET! i feel the .NET community lags behing when it come to these scenarious. I mean clutering PC's for computiong things like mersenne prime numbers...calculatios etc like SETI@home.

Whats the differece between prallel processing, gid computiong, clustering, distributed architecture? does anyione know of a good resource for this info.

wm_command

NikoTanghe1-Dec-04 0:28

NikoTanghe

1-Dec-04 0:28

anyone knows how to catch WM_command messages in C#?
an extern application will send such a message to a C# app.

thanks in advance,

Greetings,

Niko

Re: wm_command

Stefan Troschuetz1-Dec-04 0:50

Stefan Troschuetz

1-Dec-04 0:50

Override the WndProc message of your main form and evaluate the Message.Msg property. Example:

protected override void WndProc(ref Message m) 
{
if (m.Msg == 0x001C)
{
// Caught the WM_ACTIVATEAPP message
}

base.WndProc(m);
}

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ad muncher

Mridang Agarwalla1-Dec-04 0:16

Mridang Agarwalla

1-Dec-04 0:16

i came across this application called Ad-Mucher www.admuncher.com. Its the popup blocker, admuncher, etc all rolled into one and...its the bst u can find! It directly taps into the communcation buffer or something and modifies requests on the fly. How do these work? No ones ever managed to answer my question. Is there a sim alr kinda app in .NET (Please dont tell me anything of crude methods of modiying the HOSTS file etc). admuncher i cided in ASM and it removes all malicious javascript and activex code and to top it all off its only 100kb

Re: ad muncher

Judah Gabriel Himango1-Dec-04 4:55

Judah Gabriel Himango

1-Dec-04 4:55

These most likely work by installing some sort of COM listener into Internet Explorer; listening when the browser navigates, intercepts the IHtmlDocument2, and modifies it to remove any ActiveX objects and I guess Javascript (don't know why you'd want to remove Javascript since it's overall quite harmless and most webpages require it...).

Also, you will find that if your posts are well-written and sound half intelligent, you'll get more replies and better answers to your question. The following words in your post are misspelled: bst, u, sim, alr, kinda, cided

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Re: ad muncher

Mridang Agarwalla2-Dec-04 2:34

Mridang Agarwalla

2-Dec-04 2:34

im really sorry for my typos - Hmmm | :|

ill try avoiding them. as for the post, i told u that it doesnt only work for internet explorer but for any TCP/IP communication from ur PC. how?

FileSystemWatcher.FileName case?

Quiffco1-Dec-04 0:15

Quiffco

1-Dec-04 0:15

does anyone know if there's a reason a FileSystemWatcher event always gives a lower case version of the file name?

I.E. if the file "Bob.tif" enters my watched directory, the triggered event contains the name "bob.tif".

Obviously this doesn't affect how windows works with the file, being case insensitive, but I'm currently working on a renaming application, so the case of the file name is important.

Any ideas?

Re: FileSystemWatcher.FileName case?

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-04 4:17

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Dec-04 4:17

The only work around I can think of is to use the Path class' GetFullPath method to retrieve the path from the file system, using the file path returned by the Watcher. You could then use the Path.GetFileName method on the returned string to get just the filename with extension.

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Re: FileSystemWatcher.FileName case?

Quiffco5-Dec-04 22:15

Quiffco

5-Dec-04 22:15

Using GetFullPath on the e.FullPath still returns a lower case string, even making a FileInfo object on the e.FullPath still returns a lower case full path.

It would appear that if you start with a lower case file path, both Path and FileInfo commands will keep the name as lower case, so with the FileSystemWatcher returning only lower case names, there's no way to do it.

I've worked around this by getting the file info from the File System watcher when the file is renamed, and get the file name from the users input, but this still doesn't help when someone manually renames a file in the directory, it still returns the lower case name.

Is it just me, or is Microsofts choice to flatten file names to lower case with file system watchers kinda strange?

Passing parameter file to VS.net Winform design screen

Gary Perkin1-Dec-04 0:12

Gary Perkin

1-Dec-04 0:12

Hi,

I am developing a shape design app which will output a set of xy cordinates plus some other info. This info defines the shape.

I will then open a VS.net project, go to the design screen, and copy a custom control onto the Windows Form. This custom control will have a set of properties which can be entered manually as any other. However, I want to use the set of properties which I created using my design app above.

I am wondering if there is a standard for doing this? I could, for example, get the design app to output an XML file, and then give the custom control a property which specifies the XML file name, and read the data from there.

Maybe I could create a "DLL" type file, and embed it as a resource file in the project.

There are I think several ways to skin this particular cat, but I would like to use the standard, accepted method, if there is one.

Of course, if I could fire up the design app from VS.net, that would be all the better...!

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

Regards,
Gary.

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