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musefan1-Jun-09 2:25

1-Jun-09 2:25

ok that does not look like a CSV to me. Are you sure it's not tab delimited? If you want to parse that data i would suggest you split it using the index of the forth space value, which if that is all the data you have per line you can use LastIndexOf...

string visitors = line.Substring(line.LastIndexOf(' '));

...something like that anyway

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Re: Comma Delimted Windows Application

Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 5:22

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Jun-09 5:22

Do you know what CSV stands for?? Comma Seperated Values. So, if you put numbers formatted with commas in them into the CSV file, the reader will interpret it as two seperate values. You will have to jump through some custom written parsing logic that you have to write to detect this situation and reparse the line correctly. Or, go back to the export application as have it use a different delimiter, such as a Tab character, or not to format the numbers with commas.

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Re: Comma Delimted Windows Application

AhsanS1-Jun-09 1:27

AhsanS

1-Jun-09 1:27

Use Excel object in c# to read data from csv files. If there are fields that have comma in them, then they must be in double quotes.

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How can I read this xml?

Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:32

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:32

<fres:feinsearchresponse xmlns:fres="http://api.feinsearch.com/apiresponse">
- <fres:searchresults>
- <fres:searchresult>
<EIN>320095501</EIN>
</fres:searchresult>
</fres:searchresults>
</fres:feinsearchresponse>

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Re: How can I read this xml?

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:34

dan!sh

1-Jun-09 0:34

Using eyes and brain.

I think you would like to rephrase your question.

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Re: How can I read this xml?

Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:43

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:43

I mean how can i parse it.,

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Re: How can I read this xml?

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:46

dan!sh

1-Jun-09 0:46

One simple Google search returned these[^] many results. Are none of them fitting your needs?

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Re: How can I read this xml?

Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:49

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:49

Actually it is output from a webservice but now i want to parse it. how do i ?

is this will work

XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader("C:\\links.xml");
while (reader.Read())
{
XmlNodeType nodeType = reader.NodeType;
switch (nodeType)
{
case XmlNodeType.Element:
Console.WriteLine("Element name is {0}", reader.Name);
if (reader.HasAttributes)
{
for (int i = 0; i < reader.AttributeCount; i++)
{
reader.MoveToAttribute(i);
Console.WriteLine("Attribute is {0} with Value {1}: ", reader.Name, reader.Value);
}
}
break;
case XmlNodeType.Text:
Console.WriteLine("Value is: " + reader.Value);
break;
}
}

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Re: How can I read this xml?

PandemoniumPasha1-Jun-09 1:17

PandemoniumPasha

1-Jun-09 1:17

Mogaambo wrote:
is this will work

you'll never know until you've tried it!

regards

Re: How can I read this xml?

PandemoniumPasha1-Jun-09 1:20

PandemoniumPasha

1-Jun-09 1:20

d@nish wrote:
Using eyes and brain.

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regards

Re: How can I read this xml?

0x3c01-Jun-09 0:42

0x3c0

1-Jun-09 0:42

System.Xml.Linq.XDocument
System.Xml.XmlDocument

Your question is immensely vague. It could cover any subject. Please, be precise

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Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

AmmySA1-Jun-09 0:27

AmmySA

1-Jun-09 0:27

Hi to all

I was interested in listing the sql servers available.
I found some code " using System.Runtime.InteropServices; "

Code is used like that for using windows dll.
For that we need to define the method that we want to use
as follows :

[DllImport("odbc32.dll")]
private static extern short SQLAllocHandle(
short hType,
IntPtr inputHandle,
out IntPtr outputHandle);

So I want to know that is there any tool to find the declaration of the functions available in the DLL. Please lemme know how can I find the tool to do the same ?

If I use IDSAM then it gives the same for .NET libraries only not for windows library.

Thanks in Avdvance

Re: Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:33

dan!sh

1-Jun-09 0:33

Not 100% sure.

1. You MUST know the programming language in which code was written for the DLL.
2. Dumpbin.exe[^] does that. Never used it though.

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Re: Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

Rajesh Anuhya1-Jun-09 0:41

Rajesh Anuhya

1-Jun-09 0:41

This may Help You

http://www.google.co.in/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENIN304&=&q=dependency+walker&btnG=Google+Search&meta=lr%3D[^]

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Re: Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

Schmuli1-Jun-09 2:58

Schmuli

1-Jun-09 2:58

Have you thought about using built-in functionality available in the .NET framework, without having to P/Invoke first?
In the System.Data.Sql namespace (in the System.Data dll), there is a SqlDataSourceEnumerator class, that, "Provides a mechanism for enumerating all available instances of SQL Server within the local network."

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Re: Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

terradtc1-Jun-09 8:57

terradtc

1-Jun-09 8:57

To see what functions are available you might be able to use the built in function of Visual studio, but it does depend on how the dll has been built, I would try that first though because its the easiest way.

There's also depends, it allows you to see whats going on in the dll http://www.dependencywalker.com/[^]

passing textbox value one form to another form..

Mads1151-Jun-09 0:11

Mads115

1-Jun-09 0:11

Hi
I am creating a windows application, it has two Forms one is Login Form which has two textBox Control for user name and password.....
i want to display his username in the Second Form label Control.....
Please give Some idea

Thanks in advance

sorry

Hema Bairavan1-Jun-09 0:15

Hema Bairavan

1-Jun-09 0:15

hoh sorry..

i am working in WPF .net 3.5.
i was replied in that mood. it will work there..

extremly sorry mads115..

here better u may can use that in constructors, or by giving in the properties or in the public string and all

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Re: passing textbox value one form to another form..

Mads1151-Jun-09 0:48

Mads115

1-Jun-09 0:48

Hi iam getting this error near label1
'WindowsApplication1.Form2.label1' is inaccessible due to its protection level'

Form2 newform = new Form2();
newform.label1.Text = this.textBox1.Text;

Re: passing textbox value one form to another form..

N a v a n e e t h1-Jun-09 1:02

N a v a n e e t h

1-Jun-09 1:02

Colin has an article on the subject - Passing Values between Forms in .NET 1.x with C# and VB.NET examples[^]

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Re: passing textbox value one form to another form..

DaveyM691-Jun-09 1:04

DaveyM69

1-Jun-09 1:04

You will as the controls are private - which is as they should be.
Better to create your own public properties and in the setters, validate the value if neeeded and uptdate the controls from there.

Dave
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Re: passing textbox value one form to another form..

N a v a n e e t h1-Jun-09 1:01

N a v a n e e t h

1-Jun-09 1:01

Hema Bairavan wrote:
form2 newform = new form2();
newform.label1.text = this.textbox1;
newform.label2.text = this.textbox2;

WOW! That's really bad.

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Re: passing textbox value one form to another form..

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:16

dan!sh

1-Jun-09 0:16

1. Properties
2. Parameterized constructors

Is this much hint enough?

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is it bug of the microsoft?(about multilanguage)

yuwenxiang1-Jun-09 0:09

yuwenxiang

1-Jun-09 0:09

I am developing program of C#,the windows are inherit from another library,such like the propty of the EnableBackgroundImage of buttons,it works well,but now I want to developing the multilanguage of the window,when I change the language of the window,some auto sources will be add to the designer.cs files,suck like "button.EnableBackgroundImage = null; " Is it the bug of the microsoft?is it because the project can not inherit propty of the EnableBackgroundImage well,and consider the EnableBackgroundImage is set nothing?

Re: is it bug of the microsoft?(about multilanguage)

Eddy Vluggen1-Jun-09 1:59

Eddy Vluggen

1-Jun-09 1:59

yuwenxiang wrote:
Is it the bug of the microsoft?

I believe it is not a "bug", but done on purpose. Pictures can be dependant on the current culture, just as text.

Quoted from this[^] site;
A magic feature of the Windows Forms designer is started when we set the Localizable property of the form from false to true: this results in the creation of an XML-based resource file for the dialog box that stores all resource strings, properties (including the location and size of Windows Forms elements), embedded pictures, and so on.

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