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my datasource is a datatable
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Where does the data table come from ? THAT is the data source.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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Try the query.....
just create a search query with LIKE AND % operator
the queryresult will solv your problem
My small attempt...
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Thanks for response!
but my problem is not the search!
but the search text box "inside" the header of datagrid
so tht the search should apply on the relevant field
and if we type any keyword in tht text box then all the records matching the
keyword should get displayed
for example keyword "b" so records starting from "b" only should get displayed in the datagrid
can we do tht?
If yes then how, If no then are there any ActiveX control to do this?
becoz someone told me tht there must be some ActiveX control for tht
but i m unable to find till now.........
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Hi Friends,
we have know MD5 function in PHP.I want to implement this function in C# .net.
If you have very well this one please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rameshkumar Thirumalaisamy
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The System.Cryptography namespace offers MD5. No need to write your own.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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Hi,
I am trying to import a CSV file into windows ce 5.0 device. I get the following error:
Could not find a part of the path '\c:\Inventory\Assets\AssetIN.txt'.
The \ that appears at the begining of the path as reported in the error message was not part of the original file path.
This is the code that produced the error:
strFilePath string;
strFilePath = "c:\\Inventory\\Assets\\AssetIN.txt";
ds = TextToDataSet.Convert(strFilePath, "cvsData", "\"");<ERROR LINE>
public static DataSet Convert(string sFile, string TableName, string delimiter)
{
DataSet result = new DataSet();
StreamReader s = new StreamReader(sFile);<-ERROR LINE->
.
.
}
ED HAMILTON
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Hi All,
Im trying to add the windows media control to my toolbox(General Items),
but nothing happens,i add the control via COM components.
Im working with VS 2005(c Sharp).
A speedy response would be greatly appreciated!
Marie
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Obviously, when I add it, it appears, so it's hard to say what you're doing wrong.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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I'm not to sure about file creation in C#. I understand BinaryWriter, but it very inconvenient and makes things very complicated. Some tell me that I should use some other writing class, but then I found out that they write things to a file using text, meaning people could open it with something like Notepad and edit it to their content. I'm looking for something like a videogame save file for Starcraft or Warcraft. You can't open up their files and change it around. Is there a file writing class that will write files in the above mentioned manner (Can't be edited and not binarywriter)? Or perhaps there is a way to use a class that writes text to a file in a different way so that no one could edit it? Help would be MUCH appreciated.
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Note: *** Never give me an answer have anything to do with Visual Studio. I don't have this program, and it'll be that way for a long, long time. ***
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One thing is you can use GZipStream, which writes the text in compressed format - so no one would understand what it is - Or you can develop your own streamWriter.
Cheers
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You can develop your own streamWriter? I didn't know. Do you know of any tutorials on this subject? (Thanks a lot for the GZipStream, by the way)
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Note: *** Never give me an answer have anything to do with Visual Studio. I don't have this program, and it'll be that way for a long, long time. ***
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Hi guys,
Please help!!!
How do I check before entering something in a listview if it exists? if it does then don't add otherwise add.
Please advice.
sasa
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The word "exists" is ambiguous. If you don't want to add a duplicate string (my assumption), you could use this method to check for its presence:
bool StringPresentInListView
(ListView lv,
string s)
{
foreach (ListViewItem lvi in lv.Items) {
if (lvi.Text.Equals (s)) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
/ravi
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I can't seem to figure out how to install files to the %ALLUSERSPROFILE% folder in a visual studio 2005 setup and deployment project.
Microsoft recommends this folder for the purpose I'm putting it to in this article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/07/01/UAC/[^]
" If, on the other hand, you want machine-wide state that individual users can modify, you would want to put this in the %allusersprofile%, as in the high scores example mentioned earlier."
I have a firebird embedded database file that needs to go into a shared location for all computer users and be editable. This seems like the logical place to put it.
In the "Add special folder" option in the file system editor there is no option that matches. I've tried adding a custom folder with %allusersprofile% and [ALLUSERSPROFILE] but both result in a network path error when the installer first fires up saying it can't access that network path.
I'm a bit stumped, on the one hand Microsoft is endorsing this, on the other it can't be done AFAICT. (I do have all the latest updates and patches for VS 2005 including the Vista ones).
"110%" - it's the new 70%
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I'm developing an a plugin application that will allow the plugins to define the menus of the host. The problem i'm running into is how to access the host window from the plugin dll. I do not want to pass a refernce of the host window, but was wondering if there is another way using the dot net framework (IE: remoting or such)
Thanks
Sal
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Typically, an application would query the plugin for its name and list of commands (each of which has an associated display name). The app would then modify its user interface appropriately (perhaps by adding a submenu with the plugin's name under the existing "Plug Ins" menu, and adding command items to the plugin's newly created submenu).
This is how applications like Photoshop work (see the Filter and Help | About Plug-In commands, for example).
/ravi
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Thanks Ravi, I was trying to do something different by using the Ribbon style menu system. I wanted each plug-in to have the ability to setup its on tabs or groups or whatever it needed. IE: Reports plugin would create a tab for reports and groups based on report functionality. Thus the question of how can a plugin access the main mdi window.
Sal
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Hi Sal,
I'd urge you to consider using the same concept. Let the MDI window (the presenter) be responsible for modifying the GUI (i.e. adding tabs, groups, buttons, etc.) by querying the plug-in for a list of commands. The response to the query can be in a form that corresponds to the GUI (i.e. it contains a collection of objects that represent groups, tabs and individual commands).
The importance of separating presentation from logic cannot be overstressed. It will come in very handy if down the road you decide to overhaul the GUI and use vanilla menus or another set of controls.
/ravi
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Thanks for the help. After reading your last comment, i feel your right and will take the suggested approach. An overhaul of the GUI would be simplified in the host, then i wont have to change all the plugins for the new gui features or changes.
Thank you
Sal
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Hi.
I'm calling managed (C#) code from (unmanaged) Fortran. The Fortran code uses an unmanaged C/C++ Flat API (in a DLL), which calls into a managed C++ wrapper (currently in a separate DLL), which then calls into my C# code, which does all the work...
I'm using Visual Studio 2005 for everything except the Fortran stuff. The Fortran code is built with Visual Studio 6.0. I have to use it because that's what the Fortran coders use. Furthermore, I might not even have the Fortran source -- only the executable.
I'd like to set a breakpoint in my C# code, just at the point where the Fortran code calls it via the C++ API. But I don't know how to start an instance of my code when it's called from an unmanaged DLL -- especially one for which I might not have the source code.
How can I do this?
Help. Thanks.
Just Mike
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Hi.
I'm calling managed (C#) code from (unmanaged) Fortran. The Fortran code uses an unmanaged C/C++ Flat API (in a DLL), which calls into a managed C++ wrapper (currently in a separate DLL), which then calls into my C# code, which does all the work...
I'm using Visual Studio 2005 for everything except the Fortran stuff. The Fortran code is built with Visual Studio 6.0. I have to use it because that's what the Fortran coders use. Furthermore, I might not even have the Fortran source -- only the executable.
I'd like to set a breakpoint in my C# code, just at the point where the Fortran code calls it via the C++ API. But I don't know how to start an instance of my code when it's called from an unmanaged DLL -- especially one for which I might not have the source code.
How can I do this?
Help. Thanks.
Just Mike
Just Mike
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Hello,
currently I'm writing an installer for my c# application in VS2003 (.net 1.1).
The app is multilingual, so I want the installer to be too.
I'm using the VS2003 build in "Setup-Project".
I would like to have a dialog at the beginning of the installer which provides a "choose your language" option. Then all following dialogs should be displayed in the choosen language.
Any idea if that's possible with the vs2003 build in setup-project?
If not, which free installer-software provides that feature?
Looking forward to your answers.
Thx so far
~humppaaaaaaa!
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I don't know about if that's possible with the VS2003 setup projects but I usually use NSIS. It has multilingual support as well.
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