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Hai all,
I am using the ZedGraph Control in my project.
I am drawing a bargraph for srectral responce of a metals.
I want to wary my Bar width dynamically based on the different ranges of the spectral wavelenths that are produced for each metal.
i.e
let us say for metal x if the spectaral peak is at 800 and the range is 50.
Then my bar must spread between 775-825, with center at 800. So for this bar my bar width must be 50 units on the graph.
Please suggest me a solution
Regards
SukanyaVarma
Sukanyavarma
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how can i display a tooltip on each of the items in a listbox when the mouse mover over it?
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You could probably handle the MouseMove event for your control and then work out with item the mouse is over and change the tooltip text for the control based on that. I did something similar with a datagrid.
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I have slight problem. I've pondered over it for quite some time now but I cant seem to figure it out. Here's how it goes -
I have a form on which I have placed button. Now when the button is clicked a function is called which displays another form which has two radio buttons on it and a commandbutton. When the user selected wither of the radiobuttons and then clicks the command button, I want the result of this form to be passsed back to the calling form. In short, I want it to work similar to a dialogbox.
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Just set the Form.DialogResult[^] property to whatever you want within the form. You can then access it like
SomeForm f = new SomeForm();
if (f.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.XXX)
{
}
Regards
Senthil
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The more usual way of doing this would be to provide methods/fields/properties etc. on the second form which the first can use to query what happened (in this case maybe a boolean or enum property denoting which radio button was selected). You can then invoke the second form in this manner:
private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Form2 form2 = new Form2();
form2.ShowDialog(this);
// check we received an OK and not a CANCEL
if (form2.DialogResult == DialogResult.OK)
{
// .. query form 2 using the new methods/properties/fields
// and do your stuff
}
}
Rob Philpott
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I have all the processes running on remote computer in Process array.I want to kill one specific process.how to do it ?
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My application is in C#.net,Asp.net and access .The database has to be changed from access as it causes serious perofomance issues while it faces cuncurrent usage.My application would be used by nearly 50 users(might be more).
Which open source database i can use over here.I am thinking about interbase,mySql and MSDE .which would be ideal for my application.
Or can i use xml as datasore.But i am not quite sure about cuncurrency contol and datasecurity if i use xml.
Please Comment on these.Its really confusing since i found somany opensource databases(Also postgress SQL,Firebird).
Thanks in advance....
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An Access database has a limit of 64 concurrent connections. If it a web application you would typically never come close to this with as few as 50 users. Each connection lasts only a few milliseconds, so mostly there are only a few connections open.
What kind of performance issues are you facing?
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Thank you for the reply
The error message I am getting is
could not update:database is currently locked by admine on machine 'machine name':Microsoft Jet Database Engine.
I was told that access is not a good database when it confronts multiusers.
Thats why I am planning to move other opensource databases.
in access What is the maximum number of users who can perform operations on the same table AT THE SAME TIME.
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There is no locking of a table when reading it, so any number of users may read the same table at once.
Several users may update the same table, as long as they do not update the same records. Updates to records that are locked are normally delayed until they are unlocked, and the user hardly notices the delay.
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my application is still on the developement stage .I fear that access may cause some problem in cuncurrency control (also i heard that there is a possible chance of database getting corrupted).
Thats why i am considering mySQL or interbase .What about these database.Mainly i dont want to spent money on database.
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jitAtran wrote: Thats why i am considering mySQL or interbase
You should use FireBird. The DataBase is OpeSource and you can use it in your programm for free. There is also a managed provider for FireBird here:
http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=files&id=netprovider
And with the MultiGenerationArchictecture of FireBird, there is no locking 
I love FireBird
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Can u compare mySql and firebird.Since mySql is being used widely ,many friends of mine suggesting it.(Even they havent heard about Firbird).
And also mySql seems to be very fast.but does not have features like stored procedure,trigger ets.
is firebird being used for commercial application.Is it released fully or any beta version.
Expecting a reply..
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Hi,
jitAtran wrote: Can u compare mySql and firebird.Since mySql is being used widely ,many friends of mine suggesting it.(Even they havent heard about Firbird).
FireBird is an OpenSource project based on den OpenSource-Code of Borland Interbase 6.0. Because of this, FireBird is mostly used by devolopers of Borland Delphi and C++ Builder.
jitAtran wrote: And also mySql seems to be very fast.but does not have features like stored procedure,trigger ets.
In my opinion FireBird ist faster because of the features that MySQL doesn't have like StoredProcedures, triggers etc. And FireBird supports transactions. This is a must have feature today and MySQL only supports transactions with InnoDB.
jitAtran wrote: is firebird being used for commercial application.
As I said, a lot of Borland Developers use it in commercial applications.
jitAtran wrote: Is it released fully or any beta version.
FireBird 1.5 is the latest stable release of FireBird. You can downlaod it here:
http://www.ibphoenix.com/main.nfs?a=ibphoenix&page=ibp_download
FireBird 2.0 is still in development (alpha) and will have more enhancements.
For more information visit IBPhoenix: http://www.ibphoenix.com/
André
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Hi all!
Could anybody give me an example of following:
1) Main program in C# that calls function Foo(Handle_of_My_Form) declared in my dll.
2) Dll in C++ with implementation of Foo that just calls PostMessage(Handle_of_My_Form, WM_USER, 0, 0).
3) Finally, main program catches this messages and show MessageBox "All right! I've caught it!".
Please, help - I need to do this task as soon as possible.
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Sincerely,
Dmitri
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Is the DLL implementation using managed or unmanaged C++?
Rob Philpott
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I'm sorry but what is the difference?
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Can anyone please tell me how to add a right-click menu to a tree view control?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hello
You need to use ContectMenu property of TreeView.
With best regards,
Andrew Kirillov, MCP x 3
Prize winner, August 2005
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. But in spite of setting the contextMenu for the tree view control, I am not able to see the menu upon right-click.
Sorry if my question is silly. I still do not understand how to associate this Menu to the right-click of the tree view item.
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How to convert an uint32 integer to a byte[4]?
Moreover, put the byte[4] into a byte[] buffer.
Thanks!
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Hello
You can try the next code:
uint i = 0xABCDEF12;
byte[] bytes = new byte[4]
{
(byte) (i & 0xFF),
(byte) ((i >> 8) & 0xFF),
(byte) ((i >> 16) & 0xFF),
(byte) (i >> 24)
};
With best regards,
Andrew Kirillov, MCP x 3
Prize winner, August 2005
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