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Cool^ASL26-Dec-05 17:49

26-Dec-05 17:49

Hi all,
Can anyone please tell me how to enter text in a Rich Edit control in C#. Is it just the plain
richEdit1.text += "This is a string";

Actually i wanted to know if there is some other way around so that i can format the text while inserting it into the Rich Edit. Somthing like i fix a particular format, then enter the text so that it appears in that format, and then change the format and enter text so that it appears in a different format.

Is it possible.. ?????

Please help me with this....
Thanks in advance.

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Re: Rich edit in C#

leppie26-Dec-05 22:08

leppie

26-Dec-05 22:08

rtb.SelectionColor = Color.Red;
rtb.AppendText("This is red");
rtb.SelectionColor = Color.Black;
rtb.AppendText("This is black");

Easy enough? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: Rich edit in C#

Cool^ASL26-Dec-05 22:35

Cool^ASL

26-Dec-05 22:35

Thanks man...!!!!!
that was a real help... really cool.
I hope there are similar methods to change the font attributes.

Can you also tell me how to embed an image into it. i forgot to mention this while posting the message.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Rich edit in C#

peshkunta26-Dec-05 22:57

peshkunta

26-Dec-05 22:57

richTextBox1.AppendText("AHHAHAHA");

This appends the text adds the text to the already existing text.

rickTextBox1.Text = "OHOOHOH";
Replaces the text whole text of the richtextbox rather than add to it.

Not sure which one you wanted.

http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/csexrichtextbox.asp

Re: Rich edit in C#

Cool^ASL26-Dec-05 23:13

Cool^ASL

26-Dec-05 23:13

Thats great..
I'll try that and let you know if it worked.
Thanks a lot.
Smile | :)

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MDI ChildrenForm Maximize's problem

jzb26-Dec-05 17:36

jzb

26-Dec-05 17:36

In MDI Application, anyhow to do, the Maximize Button still exist,Can let it to not display? How to do it? Give me a sample.Thanks.

VS 2005 Expresss

OMalleyW26-Dec-05 14:48

OMalleyW

26-Dec-05 14:48

So I go and install this cool little tool that I have been waiting to work with and...

No project templates for:
C# Web Project or Database project

AND

I have to map to a file I cant use a DSN? WTF

I am not so sure that this was thought out well at all...who the HELL maps to a file for the database connection..?..

Anyways any help would be great, I have been everywhere looking for "extra" templates I can download to give me the stuff I want but no luck.

Thanks

Will

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Re: VS 2005 Expresss

OMalleyW28-Dec-05 2:34

OMalleyW

28-Dec-05 2:34

no one can help me on this?

Mad | :mad:

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ListView Problem

ika226-Dec-05 13:56

ika2

26-Dec-05 13:56

Hi...
I have written a application with two lists:
- standard .NET listview
- tableXP from these web
With both of them, I have the same problem on resizing columns. When I resize, the text of the columns go crazy! the separation betwwen the letters change.
With c++ listview I don´t have this problem.

Sorry because of my english, I hope you understand my problem.

thanks

Displaying web pages using System.Diagnostics.Process() event...

new_phoenix26-Dec-05 9:46

new_phoenix

26-Dec-05 9:46

I was having some difficulty displaying a web page that is stored on the localhost. Look at the code below:

System.Diagnostics.Process
Process process = new Process();
process.filename = "http://localhost/profiles/page.aspx"
process.start();

Any ideas as to how to display a page that is stored on the local server. When the file name has a http://www.domainname.com beginning, then it works fine. Why doesn't it work with localhost???

Re: Displaying web pages using System.Diagnostics.Process() event...

leppie26-Dec-05 10:46

leppie

26-Dec-05 10:46

And you have no problems displaying that URL in the browser?

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Re: Displaying web pages using System.Diagnostics.Process() event...

Cool^ASL26-Dec-05 18:26

Cool^ASL

26-Dec-05 18:26

When you refer to a website (in this case your localhost is one), then the page you wish to get is not a file...
url's are not considered documents. They can only be opened by passing them as arguments.

Process.Start("IExplore.exe", "www.yahoo.com");

In your case you can try:
Process.Start("IExplore.exe", "http://localhost/profiles/page.aspx");

Tell me if this works.

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is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Joshua Lunsford26-Dec-05 8:23

Joshua Lunsford

26-Dec-05 8:23

is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Robert Rohde26-Dec-05 8:31

Robert Rohde

26-Dec-05 8:31

public string Dirty(int number){
switch (number){
case 1:
return "1st";
case 2:
return "2nd";
case 3:
return "3rd";
default:
return number.ToString() + "th";
}
}

Dirty enough?

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

User 665826-Dec-05 8:41

User 6658

26-Dec-05 8:41

That's extremely dirty Big Grin | :-D

I think there is an article about this question here on cp.com

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

peshkunta26-Dec-05 9:10

peshkunta

26-Dec-05 9:10

public string Dirty(int number)
{
switch (number)
{
case 0:return "";
case 1:return "1st";
case 2:return "2nd";
case 3:return "3rd";
default:return number.ToString() + "th";
}
}

I fixed your code a little. So that if "number = 0;" it won't return "0th" but will return an empty string.

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Rob Philpott26-Dec-05 10:36

Rob Philpott

26-Dec-05 10:36

what about 21st, 22nd etc?

Regards,
Rob Philpott.

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Colin Angus Mackay26-Dec-05 10:41

Colin Angus Mackay

26-Dec-05 10:41

That's too clean - he wanted it dirty, remember. Big Grin | :-D

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Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Joshua Lunsford26-Dec-05 13:58

Joshua Lunsford

26-Dec-05 13:58

well, dirty is fine.. but i wanted it correct too Smile | :)

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Robert Rohde26-Dec-05 11:11

Robert Rohde

26-Dec-05 11:11

To be honest I was unsure about those dates and just entered "21th" into google. Because I got over 2 mio hits i thought it must be correct.
Now I tried and "21st" and I got over 150 mio hits OMG | :OMG:

Finally proper! I hope! :)

leppie26-Dec-05 10:41

leppie

26-Dec-05 10:41

public string Dirty(int number)
{
  if (number <= 0) return "";
  switch (number/10 == 1 ? number : number%10)
  {
    case 1:  return number + "st";
    case 2:  return number + "nd";
    case 3:  return number + "rd";
    default: return number + "th";
  }
}

:->

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Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Rob Philpott26-Dec-05 11:16

Rob Philpott

26-Dec-05 11:16

11st? 12nd?!! Smile | :)

Regards,
Rob Philpott.

Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

leppie26-Dec-05 11:35

leppie

26-Dec-05 11:35

OK ok

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Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

Colin Angus Mackay26-Dec-05 14:09

Colin Angus Mackay

26-Dec-05 14:09

And don't forget 13rd Poke tongue | ;-P

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Re: is there a quick and dirty way to add 'st' 'rd' 'th' to numbers?

manasvarpe26-Dec-05 18:05

manasvarpe

26-Dec-05 18:05

I think that for any number whenever the digit at tenth place is '1' then 'th' is always appended to the number. For all other numbers ending with 1,2,3 digits are appended with 'st','nd','rd' respectively for all other digits 'th' is appended.

And this is my code.

public string Dirty(int number)
{
int num=number%100;
int tenplace=num/10;

if(tenplace==1)
{
return number + "th";
}
switch (number%10)
{
case 1:
return number + "st";
case 2:
return number + "nd";
case 3: return number + "rd";
default: return number + "th";
}
}

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