C#

Parameter Collection Implementation

11-Oct-07 21:03

u can use System.Diagnostics.Process namespace eg:

to get the current process

System.Diagnostics.Process p= System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess();

now p.ProcessName will give the name of the process...

Koushik

Re: Get Process UserName

Patricio Tapia11-Oct-07 21:32

Patricio Tapia

11-Oct-07 21:32

i know that

but... how do you get the UserName??

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Re: Get Process UserName

martin_hughes12-Oct-07 0:21

martin_hughes

12-Oct-07 0:21

This might help:

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/processownersid.asp[^]

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User:Errr...ummm....no.
Me: Can you see an arrow that points upwards?
User: Oh yes, I see it now!

-Excerpt from a support call taken by me, 08/31/2007

Sonia Gupta11-Oct-07 20:43

Sonia Gupta

11-Oct-07 20:43

i wanted to implement the following thing.
class abc
abc=new abc();
abc.parameters.add("","","","","","");
i think parameter should be a ParameterCollection type.
i added the property type parameter collection in the abc class.
but how to implement the following thing
add("","","","","","");

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Re: Parameter Collection Implementation

N a v a n e e t h11-Oct-07 21:25

N a v a n e e t h

11-Oct-07 21:25

Sonia Gupta wrote:
add("","","","","","");

What is this ? ParameterCollection's Add() method takes Parameter object. So how this is possible ?

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Re: Parameter Collection Implementation

Sonia Gupta11-Oct-07 21:33

Sonia Gupta

11-Oct-07 21:33

i meant can i overload a method with that argument

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Re: Parameter Collection Implementation

m@u11-Oct-07 21:32

m@u

11-Oct-07 21:32

do you mean a param array?

like

void foo(params string[] args)
{
    Console.WriteLine("You provided {0} arguments!",args.Length);
    foreach (string arg in args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(arg);
    }
}

greets
M@u

Acessing Windows Task Scheduler

meeram39511-Oct-07 20:17

meeram395

11-Oct-07 20:17

Hi,

I have an application that is scheduled to run daily at a particular time. Now, users want to acess that scheduler so as to stop the run and resume whenever they want. Would anybody please help how to do this in C# programmatically.
Is there any dll or something like that does this job? Pls help.

Please let me know if you require any more information.

Thanks

Meeram395

Re: Acessing Windows Task Scheduler

TJoe12-Oct-07 2:08

TJoe

12-Oct-07 2:08

This article[^] describes and includes a library.

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Tom

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Re: Acessing Windows Task Scheduler

PIEBALDconsult12-Oct-07 4:37

PIEBALDconsult

12-Oct-07 4:37

Personally I wouldn't bother; It's a very difficult wheel to reinvent.

Localize Image/Picture

Student1111-Oct-07 20:14

11-Oct-07 20:14

Hi,

How do you localize an image (e.g. flag) so that depending on the culture selected the image (flag) changes. For example if it is English (AU) then the Australian flag will load... if it is German then the Germany flag will load, etc...

I am using C#.NET.

Thank you in advance for your help.
Smile | :)

Spunky Coder11-Oct-07 20:26

11-Oct-07 20:26

U need to have various flags stored in your DataBase or Filesystem ...and then based on the culture load the appropriate flag...( actually i don't understand u'r question do u want to load a flag specific to the culture that the client machine belongs to ?)

Koushik

Student1111-Oct-07 20:38

11-Oct-07 20:38

Hi Koushik,
Thanks for your prompt reply.

I need to localise a jpeg image of some kind. I have decided to pick flags.
I need to insert a lang-locale code.

I am guessing I need to store the country flag under the resource resx file? And depending on the country/language selected it will load the appropriate flag??? Just sure how to do this... Confused | :confused:

Spunky Coder11-Oct-07 21:00

11-Oct-07 21:00

Hey u can do like that for easy coding store the Flags with filenames like "En-en" I mean same as the culture name and load those images based on the culture

Koushik

Student1111-Oct-07 21:08

11-Oct-07 21:08

Yeah that is what I want to do...

E.g. 2 cultures:

1. UIStrings.de.resx (German)
2. UIStrings.id.resx (Indonesian)

So do I store the flag image in the resource file under images? Do you know what code I need to put in the form where the picture is?

Thanks for your help Smile | :)

Student1115-Oct-07 20:42

how to add help feature in C# windows application

15-Oct-07 20:42

Thanks Koushik

I have added a flag to UIStrings.resx (default) file and one in the UIStrings.de.resx (German) file.

What is the source code for loading the image?

I am assuming it is similar to a string.
E.g. this.btnOK.Text = res.GetString("OK").

Can you please help with this?

Thanks,

Rocky#11-Oct-07 19:53

Rocky#

11-Oct-07 19:53

Hello,

just wanted to ask you ppl how we can add a help feature in a windows app, like the one that shows you the index n search facility. It has something to do with .chm files but I dont know the details.

Any ideas, link??

Thanks in advance

Rocky

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Re: how to add help feature in C# windows application

Spunky Coder11-Oct-07 20:08

Re: how to add help feature in C# windows application

11-Oct-07 20:08

First of all u need to have the .chm file...u can make a .chm file with tools available in the net...try WinChm tool u will get the trial version of it...After making the desired chm file drag a helpProvider control onto your form and attach the chm file to it ( u will find it in the control properties) Now invoke the helpprovider on the help button click

Koushik

Rocky#11-Oct-07 20:25

Rocky#

11-Oct-07 20:25

Thanks Koushik that looks pretty helpful

Rocky

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Re: how to add help feature in C# windows application

Spunky Coder11-Oct-07 20:28