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24-Sep-02 13:31

David Stone wrote:
I think this might be similar to what you wanted:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/changeinfo/default.aspx[^]

I did have look there previously, but it the site wont open now. It only really listed compatiblity issues. Frown | :(

David Stone wrote:
Oh, and they've changed their license stuff...
http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/messageboard/Thread.aspx?id=40466 [^]

Yes I received a mail from them. The problem is as I understand, is that now private workspaces does not have that clause. I dont see the point. OK, maybe one step closer, but I still want share my code with others and allow them free use, not code for MS. The issue is actually much more complicated as my library is already bound to the license of the BASS library. Basically, by GPL'ing my library, I just let the user refer to BASS's license. So unless MS feels like dishing out some $$$ for BASS they cant use my lib to make $$$. Hell, now I'm even more confused Mad | :mad:

David Stone wrote:
Norm Almond: I seen some GUI's in my life but WTF is this mess
Leppie: I made an app for my sister and she wouldnt use it till it was colorful enough
Norm:good point leppie, from that statement I can only deduce that this GUI must be aimed at children
Leppie:My sister is 25

Wink | ;)

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Collection Editor

Tomas Petricek24-Sep-02 12:05

24-Sep-02 12:05

Hi,
I want to create my control witch have collection (containing only MyControlItem objects) as a property.
(Something like ImageList with property called Images)
And I want to use Collection Editor (in design mode click on "...").
But I don't know, how to change type of objects that are added (in Collection Editor) to the collection from object to MyControlItem.

Thank you

(and i'm sorry about my english)
Tomáš Petříček

leppie24-Sep-02 13:57

24-Sep-02 13:57

http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=291230&forumid=1649#xx291230xx[^]

Wow, 36 hours before you even thought about it Laugh | :laugh:

Cheers

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Tomas Petricek25-Sep-02 2:43

25-Sep-02 2:43

Thank you

Tomas Petricek25-Sep-02 3:46

25-Sep-02 3:46

I don't know how to do this
What's wrong with this:

<br />
  public class DropDownItem<br />
  {<br />
    private string szName="";<br />
<br />
    public DropDownItem() {<br />
      szName="DropDownItem1";<br />
    }<br />
<br />
    public string Name {<br />
      get {<br />
        return szName;<br />
      }<br />
      set {<br />
        szName=value;<br />
      }<br />
    }<br />
  }<br />
<br />
  public class DropDownCollection : CollectionBase <br />
  {<br />
    public DropDownCollection()  { }<br />
    <br />
    public virtual void Add(DropDownItem val) {<br />
      this.List.Add(val);<br />
    }<br />
  }

Have you got some sample source or link ?
Thank you

leppie25-Sep-02 5:02

25-Sep-02 5:02

Hi
Everything seems fine Smile | :)

But (isnt there allways a butt?) you may need to add some extra methods to implement.

Also, implement the collection in your class as follows:

public class MyClass 
{
  DropDownCollection ddcol;

  public MyClass()
  {
    ddcol = new DropDownCollection();
  }

  public DropDownCollection DropDownItems 
  { get { return ddcol;} } //note, NO set property
}

Nave a look at this as well, very handy for creating Strongly typed collections Smile | :)

http://www.gotdotnet.com/userfiles/kristopher_johnson/TypedCollectionGenerator_1_3_0.zip[^]

Hope it works this time Smile | :)

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Tomas Petricek25-Sep-02 6:43

25-Sep-02 6:43

Huh, it works now Smile | :)

but I don't know why

it doesn't works as I wrote but i have downloaded TypedCollectionGenerator and with this collection it works Poke tongue | ;-P

(This link is better)
http://kristopherjohnson.net/TypedCollectionGenerator/1.3.0/TypedCollectionGenerator_1_3_0.zip[^]

Thank for your help

Tomas

leppie25-Sep-02 7:30

25-Sep-02 7:30

Tomas Petricek wrote:
but I don't know why

I was thinking about this. Perhaps it needs the indexer or the GetValueAt() functions implemented.

OK I looked at the CollectionEditor's docs:

Notes to Inheritors: This editor can edit collections that have an Item property. The editor can determine the type of the collection from the Item property, if it exists. If the collection does not have this property, or if you want to provide collections of more than one type, you can override certain protected members of this class to customize the editor to support other types of collections.

Cheers Smile | :)

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Tomas Petricek25-Sep-02 9:25

Problem with DrawString in OnPrintPage handler

25-Sep-02 9:25

That's it

Rado24-Sep-02 11:17

Rado

24-Sep-02 11:17

Hello everybody,

I have a strange problem with DrawString in my OnPrintPage event handler Frown | :(

I need to print a few lines of text (field names) that is right-aligned. I'm using StringFormat to set the text alignemt and a RectangleF instance to set the coordinates. This is the code snippet:

StringFormat formatRight=new StringFormat();<br />
formatRight.Alignment=StringAlignment.Far;<br />
....<br />
RectangleF rectRight=new RectangleF(m_nMarginLeft+80,m_nMarginFields, 50, 30);<br />
e.Graphics.DrawString("Field name 1:", m_fontField, Brushes.Black, rectRight, formatRight);<br />
e.Graphics.DrawString("Field 1 value ...", m_fontGeneric, Brushes.Black, rectRight.Right, (float)(rectRight.Top-0.5));<br />
<br />
rectRight.Offset(0,m_fontGeneric.GetHeight(e.Graphics));<br />
e.Graphics.DrawString("Looong field name 2:", m_fontField, Brushes.Black, rectRight, formatRight);<br />
e.Graphics.DrawString("Field 2 value ...", m_fontGeneric, Brushes.Black, rectRight.Right, (float)(rectRight.Top-0.5));<br />
...

(Page units are milimeters) The problem is, that the fields are actually not exactly right aligned. The longer the text is, the more it is offset to the left (i.e. when printing it makes some 2 milimeters difference for field names which are twice/half the size of each other). The same thing happens when I use one multi-line string in a rectangle of larger height. I have absolutely no clue of what can be wrong? Confused | :confused:

Therefore any clues are highly appreciated Smile | :)

Am I doing something stupid or what? Thanks for any help.

Have a nice day,
Rado

Getting info on drives

Wjousts24-Sep-02 9:34

Wjousts

24-Sep-02 9:34

Hi,

I can use Directory.GetLogicalDrives() method to get the drives attached to the computer but it only returns an array of strings which contain the drive letters (i.e. A:\, C:\, D:\, etc). What I want to know is how can I get the volume names and is there a way to find out the type of drive (floppy, hard drive, CD-ROM, networked) within the .NET framework. I noticed in the SDK documentation that there appears to be a VB.NET function that will get the volume names, but there doesn't appear to be one for C#.

Thanks

WJ

leppie24-Sep-02 10:15

24-Sep-02 10:15

Wjousts wrote:
I noticed in the SDK documentation that there appears to be a VB.NET function that will get the volume names, but there doesn't appear to be one for C#.

MSDN is full of errors. If it is .NET any language can be used Smile | :)

BTW what is the "VB.NET function" called?

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Wjousts24-Sep-02 10:29

Wjousts

24-Sep-02 10:29

I think it was the dir() function described here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vblr7/html/vafctdir.asp

At least I think that was the one I was looking at earlier, it so bloody hard to find anything in MSDN and even harder to find it again. Anyway, it appears to be a function that is specific to VB and not part of the .NET framework itself. I couldn't find the same function anywhere within the .NET class library. What gives?

leppie24-Sep-02 10:58

24-Sep-02 10:58

I guess you will have to use WMI then... Have a look at the System.Management namespace.

Smile | :)

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Wjousts24-Sep-02 16:45

Wjousts

24-Sep-02 16:45

Okay, I think I have it figured out using WMI inspite of the documentation. Could they make it any sketcher?

Paul Riley25-Sep-02 0:56

Paul Riley

25-Sep-02 0:56

Wjousts wrote:
Could they make it any sketcher?

Dont give them ideas! OMG | :OMG:

Paul

How to port tree control from window form 2 web from in C#?

Mazdak24-Sep-02 23:39

Mazdak

24-Sep-02 23:39

I think you can only use win32 API for this:

GetVolumeInformation

Mazy

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zanhsieh24-Sep-02 8:53

zanhsieh

24-Sep-02 8:53

Hello,

I know the tree control is one of the build-in components inside the toolbox of VC.NET C# window form, but it seems missing in web form control toolbox. The main purpose for this is that I got a database organized like tree and require to show it in ASPX. The DataGrid control cannot fit in my requirement.

Any suggestion?

Thanks.

-mh

Re: How to port tree control from window form 2 web from in C#?

leppie24-Sep-02 10:09

Decimal floating point to binary conversion

24-Sep-02 10:09

zanhsieh wrote:
but it seems missing in web form control toolbox.

LOL I asked exactly the same question in the Web Development forum.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/samples/internet/asp_dot_net_servercontrols/webcontrols/iewebcontrols.msi[^]

Now just add the dll in program files\ms web controls to the toolbox Smile | :)

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Humayun24-Sep-02 6:48

Humayun

24-Sep-02 6:48

Does anyone know how to do:-
1. Display a single & double precision floating point value.
a) the internal representation in hexadecimal
b) the true exponent in decimal, hexadecimal and binary
c) the significand in binary
d) the associated name

Re: Decimal floating point to binary conversion

Nick Parker24-Sep-02 8:48

Nick Parker

24-Sep-02 8:48

Is this homework?

Nick Parker

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How to use initialization of dialog

24-Sep-02 6:49

In VC++ i've always used the emessage WM_INITDIALOG.

In C# and dialog inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form is this message
not attended.
I tried to do it in this way:

protected override void WndProc(ref System.Windows.Forms.Message m)<br />
{<br />
<br />
  switch(m.Msg)<br />
  {<br />
      case WM_INITDIALOG:<br />
          //some works<br />
          break;<br />
      default:<br />
          break;<br />
  }<br />
   base.WndProc( ref m);<br />
}

but it dosen't work Cry | :((

. I mean, that with little help of my friends, i should
do it !!!

Best regards

Re: How to use initialization of dialog

leppie24-Sep-02 7:15