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Some where i have read that changing color property is a protected property not a public property...
so have to do in code behind...
but i m not getting any reference of how to do ...
i have seen its examples but no code present there to chk...
can anyone help out there
Thanx,
meer
Software Developer
Pune.
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meer_Lx wrote: Some where i have read that changing color property is a protected property not a public property...
so have to do in code behind...
Where have you read that rubbish? A protected property means that you can only access it from a class that inherits the control.
As the scroll bar is a system component, there is no such property.
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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You can't do it. This colors are system colors.
You can only create own owner draw control, or use 3rd party controls for changing this colors.
Best regards, Alexey.
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I am looking to get a C# code that simulates these events thru the click of a button in C#
1 Open the Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt.
2 At the command prompt type something that follows this format:
mstest /testcontainer:[TestProjectDir]\bin\debug\[TestProjectAssembly]
3 press ENTER
Any code which can do this ?
Thanks
Vikram
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Maybe you can use build events, and some Visual Studio variables such as "$(ProjectDir)", "$(SolutionDir)", "$(TargetDir)".
Best regards, Alexey.
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It does not help.
I need to run this command in VS 2005 cmd window on click of button
mstest /testcontainer: C:\vikram\VSTS\BankAccount\DepositUnitTestProject\bin\Debug\DepositUnitTestProject.dll
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Try this code:
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string filepath = Path.Combine(Application.ExecutablePath, "DepositUnitTestProject.dll");<br />
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("mstest", "/testcontainer " + filepath));
If your libruary is situated in same directory as application executable.
Best regards, Alexey.
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I don't think you can do that!
Gorbachev
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dear Roman kiss:
i used your WebServiceAccessor code in my project.but it dose not work. I have a web secvice A(C#) that has conectection to web service B(java) on run time.it dos not work. my web service A conect to a C# web service correctly by your code but it can not connect to a java web service.i am sure that my java web service has no error because when i add it to my web service it works correctly and returns correct answer. i only can use WebServiceAccessor code when both webservice are in C#.pleases help me as soon as possiable.
Tanks,
Ronak noroozi.
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Hi,
I'm trying to call resources via the ResourceManager class.
The idea is to be able to translate the application text when the application loads.
I have tried the following:
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Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("en-US");<br />
ResourceManager resourcemanager = new ResourceManager("Resources", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());<br />
and call a string:
string info = resourcemanager.GetString("info_help"); ("info_help" is the name of the item in my Resources.en-US.resx file.)
I get a MissingManifestResourceException error when the GetString method executes.
What could be the problem here?
tnx!
[EDIT]MSDN is being a real b*tch to me on this subject...  [/EDIT]
Coulda, woulda, shoulda doesn't matter if you don't.
-- modified at 5:46 Tuesday 25th April, 2006
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Not sure if this will apply to your case, but I had a similar issue.
I was simply trying to access an embedded resource of strings, no culture-specific stuff.
I resolved it by qualifying the resource name with the assembly's default namespace:
assembly name: MyAssembly
default NameSpace: MyAssembly
embedded resource: MyResources.resources
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ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("MyAssembly.MyResources", this.GetType().Assembly);<br />
string resourceValue = rm.GetString("resourceKey");<br />
I had similar experiences with MSDN...
Hope this helps.
--Tym!
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tnx, I already solved the problem. It seems you have to add a resource to the project, I used (for the first one) the one that is there by default. Don't know where the difference is, but it works now.
btw:
i've tried this: ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("MyAssembly.MyResources", this.GetType().Assembly);
string resourceValue = rm.GetString("resourceKey");
as first thing  .
Coulda, woulda, shoulda doesn't matter if you don't.
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In TreeView control, If i select parent node which gets bold then i select another parent node which also gets bold. In this case i am able to see which node is selected and which is deselected.
I need code for if i selected another parent node then previously selected node gets deselected and gets normal style means not bold.
- Parent 1
--- Child Node 1
--- Child Node 2
- Parent 2
--- Child Node 3
--- Child Node 4
e.g.
If Parent 1 is selected(bold) by default when form loads and then if i select Parent 2 then Parent 1 gets normal font and Parent 2 gets bold bcoz it is currently selected.
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Is your issue the same as this[^]?
It just seems I answered this one quite comprehenively last week. Maybe you guys are in the same class at school or something.
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I tried and i got it.
Thanx 
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Hi All
I want to implement the text water mark and image water mark on a picture in C#. Please help to implement the same or any link that can provide information regarding the same.
Thanks in advance
Amit
-- modified at 5:05 Tuesday 25th April, 2006
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Hi alexey,
It’s really great. I exactly want the same. You help me lot.
Thanks again
Amit
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I have System Lotus Domino in Win 2003 server
I want get all user by LDAP but i dont know note of LDAP
How do i get tree of Domino
i have user, password , domain
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If I have a TreeView and fill it with nodes and then decide to change one of
the node's font styles to bold, the end of the text in that node gets
chopped off. It seems like the TreeView isn't taking the NodeFont's style
into account when calculating the width of the text. Here's the code to
make it happen on a node named treeNode in a TreeView named treeView:
treeNode.NodeFont = new Font(treeView.Font, FontStyle.Bold);
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I spotted this a few weeks ago when somebody asked how to make nodes bold... the suggestion then was to place a few spaces at the end of the text of the node, this will not be visible but will mean that there is enough space assigned to display the same text in bold.
Bit of a hack, but should work!
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If I remember right it should work to assign a bold Font to the TreeView and initially assign all nodes a normal font. This way the tree calculates the width with the bold font and thus everything fits.
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Thanx Robert Rohde ...
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The way I worked around this bug in the TreeView was to set the node's Text to an empty string (""), assign the bold font, then set the node's Text back to the real value.
Josh
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