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2-Jan-08 5:24

hello,
can anybody help me to know the islamic prayer times.
I am working under c#.net and i need this formulas in my method.
best regards.

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zafax_2-Jan-08 5:50

zafax_

2-Jan-08 5:50

YOUR Question seems complicated.
you want create functions in ur application which alerts you prayer time on scheduled times?
formula? u maybe asking for codes to do so.

you know one day i requested a code like as you seems, i got reply saying here codeproject is not for doing work for you. so but there are some good ppl will help you i hope all are not same.

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Abhijit Jana2-Jan-08 5:54

Abhijit Jana

2-Jan-08 5:54

ellllllllie wrote:
need this formulas in my method.

What Method ??

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ellllllllie2-Jan-08 6:06

2-Jan-08 6:06

hello,
i just need the formulas if it is exist
10x.

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Not Active2-Jan-08 6:15

Not Active

2-Jan-08 6:15

The method isn't important, the algorith or means of determine it so it can be used in any method is what was being asked. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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DaveyM692-Jan-08 7:40

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2-Jan-08 7:40

I don't know how accurate this is - and it's done in JavaScript but it may be a good starting point?

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convert an hexadecimal value to utf-8 encoding

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jan-08 10:14

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Jan-08 10:14

I'm afraid I can't help you with the prayer times formulae, but with my (admittedly limited) knowledge of Islam, I will point out to you that your code will need to consider the effect of higher latitudes leading to divergent values.

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fady_sayegh2-Jan-08 5:11

fady_sayegh

2-Jan-08 5:11

Hello to all,

how can i convert an hexadecimal value to utf-8 encoding

example :

012b must returns in utf-8 i
0160 must returns in utf-8 Š

best regards and thanks in advance

Fady

Luc Pattyn2-Jan-08 5:33

Luc Pattyn

2-Jan-08 5:33

Hi, have a look at the Encoding class, in particular UTF8 property and GetChars/GetString
methods.

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Jim Taylor2-Jan-08 5:41

Jim Taylor

2-Jan-08 5:41

string hex;<br />
hex = "012b";<br />
hex = "0160";<br />
int hexAsInteger = int.Parse(hex, System.Globalization.NumberStyles.HexNumber);<br />
char charValue = (char)hexAsInteger;<br />
MessageBox.Show(charValue.ToString());

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fady_sayegh2-Jan-08 5:53

fady_sayegh

2-Jan-08 5:53

thanks a lot Luc Pattyn and Jim

Fady

ellllllllie2-Jan-08 6:08

2-Jan-08 6:08

try this

UInt16Converter utf8 = new UInt16Converter();
char MyChar = '\x012b';
MessageBox.Show(utf8.ConvertToString(MyChar));

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ellllllllie2-Jan-08 6:18

2-Jan-08 6:18

or try this

char MyChar = '\x012b';
MessageBox.Show(MyChar.ToString());

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Luc Pattyn2-Jan-08 9:48

Luc Pattyn

2-Jan-08 9:48

I was unaware of class UInt16Converter.

However the MSDN doc says "You should never create an instance of a UInt16Converter.
Instead, call the GetConverter method of TypeDescriptor."

So you may want to modify your code snippet.

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ellllllllie3-Jan-08 5:12