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Re: compare MS Word Documents

originSH6-Sep-07 0:08

originSH

6-Sep-07 0:08

You already posted this 12 minutes ago. Why repost so soon?

Re: compare MS Word Documents

Nitin.raj6-Sep-07 0:11

Nitin.raj

6-Sep-07 0:11

i made the question more clear...........your answer didnt help.....got any other solution

Nitin Raj Bidkikar

Re: compare MS Word Documents

originSH6-Sep-07 0:22

originSH

6-Sep-07 0:22

Well there are probably libraries around that you can buy that will do this. There possibly code around for free, have you even tried searching? When you post here you should have atleast had a look around for something.

Assuming that you had searched I was fairly sure there wasn't going to be any free libraries which leaves you with the option of making your own ... which is why I gave the reply I did.

Re: compare MS Word Documents

mav.northwind6-Sep-07 0:26

mav.northwind

6-Sep-07 0:26

You can change your question after posting it, if you think you didn't make yourself clear the first time... No need to create a new question everytime.

Here's an article about a Diff engine you could use:
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/algorithms/diffengine.asp[^]

Regards,
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Method to set time

iet20005-Sep-07 23:59

iet2000

5-Sep-07 23:59

Hi all,
I want to download a file for every one minute from ftp server to client in .net(c#).
I got all the remaining code to download the file but could not find the method to include this timespan.
Please suggest me at the earliest.

Priya

Re: Method to set time

Vikram A Punathambekar6-Sep-07 0:14

Vikram A Punathambekar

6-Sep-07 0:14

You will need a Timer control for this. There are lots of examples on Google.

Cheers,
विक्रम

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Re: Method to set time

iet20006-Sep-07 1:19

iet2000

6-Sep-07 1:19

It worked.
Thanks and Regards,

Priya

Compare Word docs

Nitin.raj5-Sep-07 23:53

Nitin.raj

5-Sep-07 23:53

i have to compare a word document which has been edited with the original ie., document before editing. how do i do this in c#.

Nitin Raj Bidkikar

Re: Compare Word docs

originSH6-Sep-07 0:05

originSH

6-Sep-07 0:05

You haven't specified the version on word so I'm going to assume you don't mean 2007.

Older versions of word use Structured Storage aka DocFile.

These files are accessed via the windows api ... heres an article covering that api:

http://www.codeproject.com/file/structstor.asp[^]

There are lots of hits on google for using Strucutred Storage[^] and DocFile[^] from C#.

crystal report export problem

sakthi dasan5-Sep-07 23:38

sakthi dasan

5-Sep-07 23:38

Hi All

I am using crystal Report in C# 2005 asp.net
I want to export the crystal report to image (like Jpeg,Gif)
Any one please help me

it is very urgent Rose | [Rose]

Sakti

Licencing Problem urgent

Nishad855-Sep-07 23:34

Nishad85

5-Sep-07 23:34

I have an application in C# which should be installed on 10 machines.. I would like a way to make sure that they do not install on more than that. I would like to give them a way to activate each terminal. Since all terminals will be sharing a DataBase ,maybe we can have a verification process that asks them to input an activation code.Can any one help me regarding this?

Re: Licencing Problem urgent

MicealG6-Sep-07 1:27

MicealG

6-Sep-07 1:27

If you don't mind spending the money you can use www.copyminder.com but if I were you I would request the names of the 10 computers and their IP Addresses that the application will be running on this way you can check if a computer is one of these 10 and if so allow the application to run otherwise not.

I know it's messy and probably not the best idea, but it will work.

Freedom is the right to say that 2+2=5 if this is so everything else will follow.

String.IsNullOrEmpty

nasambur5-Sep-07 23:31

nasambur

5-Sep-07 23:31

Hi,
Which one gives better performance, checking a string against null & empty.

string s = "something";

for(int i=0; i<100; i++) {
  if(s != null) {
    if(s.Length > 0) {
      // do something
    }
  }
}

for(int i=0; i<100; i++) {
  if(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(s)) {
    // do something
  }
}

plz help,
nas

Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

originSH5-Sep-07 23:49

originSH

5-Sep-07 23:49

put it in a loop that will run a few hundred thousand times and use the System.Diagnostics.StopWatch[^].

It's a good idea to get used to testing things like this yourself ... it's quicker than asking on here, more reliable and you have more chance of getting an answer with some of the more obscure stuff (not that IsNullOrEmpty is obsucre).

Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

ed^nrgc7-Sep-07 4:26

ed^nrgc

7-Sep-07 4:26

But he doesn't want to do any of the work himself. He needs someone to do his homework form him.

Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

Urs Enzler6-Sep-07 1:02

Urs Enzler

6-Sep-07 1:02

Or use Reflector to check what String.isNullOrEmpty does:

public static bool IsNullOrEmpty(string value)
{
    if (value != null)
    {
        return (value.Length == 0);
    }
    return true;
}

IsNullOrEmpty is therefore just a bit slower because there is a strack frame more present (for calling the method). But compared to the time you are using in writing that every time, I'd use IsNullOrEmpty Wink | ;)

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Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

Colin Angus Mackay6-Sep-07 1:13

Colin Angus Mackay

6-Sep-07 1:13

Seriously, for the additional fractions of a microsecond that IsNullOrEmpty takes I wouldn't worry about it.

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Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

PIEBALDconsult6-Sep-07 4:47

PIEBALDconsult

6-Sep-07 4:47

Won't .Length check for null again anyway? If so, you're checking for null twice.

I'd just use IsNullOrEmpty figuring Microsoft wouldn't steer me wrong. Big Grin | :-D

Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

Colin Angus Mackay6-Sep-07 6:00

Colin Angus Mackay

6-Sep-07 6:00

PIEBALDconsult wrote:
Won't .Length check for null again anyway? If so, you're checking for null twice.

.Length cannot operate on null so it will throw an exception.

Re: String.IsNullOrEmpty

PIEBALDconsult6-Sep-07 6:24

PIEBALDconsult

6-Sep-07 6:24

::Smacking forehead with heel of hand::

sealed classes

Sonia Gupta5-Sep-07 23:29

Sonia Gupta

5-Sep-07 23:29

i know the meaning of sealed classes.My Question is when should i use the sealed classes.

Sonia Gupta
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Re: sealed classes

originSH5-Sep-07 23:46

originSH

5-Sep-07 23:46

Well the meaning of it shows when it should be used ... it stops anyone inheriting your class, so it should be used when you don't want someone to inherit your class :P

Two examples of this in the Base Class Libraries are the List and String Builder. These 2 are sealed as they are "high performance" classes which microsoft don't want anyone inheriting and then messing around with the internals and messing them up (well thats the official line anyway).

Re: sealed classes

Sonia Gupta6-Sep-07 0:52

Sonia Gupta

6-Sep-07 0:52

I KNOW IT SHOULD BE USED TO DEPRIVE OF SOME INHERITING MY CLASSES.
BUT ONE CAN ACCESS THE MEMBER FUNCTIONS AND MEMBER VARIABLES BY INSTANTIATING THE CLASS.

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Re: sealed classes

Urs Enzler6-Sep-07 1:05

Urs Enzler

6-Sep-07 1:05

Sure, you can access the members of a sealed class. sealed is not an access modifier like private, protected, public, internal, protected internal.

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Re: sealed classes

Pete O'Hanlon6-Sep-07 1:35