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Re: Manipulate a 160 char text message

stancrm28-Sep-09 22:06

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28-Sep-09 22:06

http://www.redfivelabs.com/default.aspx[^]

Re: Manipulate a 160 char text message

Md. Marufuzzaman28-Sep-09 23:07

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28-Sep-09 23:07

Thanks...

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Re: Manipulate a 160 char text message

Keith Barrow29-Sep-09 0:01

Keith Barrow

29-Sep-09 0:01

Please do not cross post. You have posted this (correctly) in the General IT Issues.

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Re: Manipulate a 160 char text message

Md. Marufuzzaman29-Sep-09 0:18

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29-Sep-09 0:18

Thanks for the suggestions... Smile | :)

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Client - Server application using sockets?

$uresh $hanmugam28-Sep-09 21:41

$uresh $hanmugam

28-Sep-09 21:41

Hi,
I want to build one MFC dll which will act as a server using socket or any other concepts...
And then want to build one windows application using c# which will act as a client. If i click a button from the c# application, one of the server function want to invoke!.. Is it possible? If anybody know, please guide me...

Thanx in advance
Surez

Re: Client - Server application using sockets?

stancrm28-Sep-09 22:03

stancrm

28-Sep-09 22:03

MFC ???

This is C# WinForm, not MFC forum...

Re: Client - Server application using sockets?

$uresh $hanmugam28-Sep-09 23:56

$uresh $hanmugam

28-Sep-09 23:56

sorry! i'm having MFC dll, which act as a server by the way of socket concept. Could i communicate that server from my c# application?

Re: Client - Server application using sockets? crosspost

Richard MacCutchan29-Sep-09 0:19

Richard MacCutchan

29-Sep-09 0:19

You already asked this question in the C++ forum. Please follow the rules.

Re: Client - Server application using sockets? crosspost

$uresh $hanmugam29-Sep-09 0:20

$uresh $hanmugam

29-Sep-09 0:20

ok thank you

Re: Client - Server application using sockets?

SeMartens29-Sep-09 0:30

SeMartens

29-Sep-09 0:30

Hi,

yes it is possible to communicate with C# via sockets. Have a look at this article (scroll down to the middle to find the interesting socket part.

A Simple Crawler Using C# Sockets[^]

More interesting than the server is using sockets is the protocol the server speaks. So what command do you have to send to let the server do this or that. Keep that in mind while programming.

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How to change camera serttings in C#?

Galonas28-Sep-09 21:18

Galonas

28-Sep-09 21:18

Hello I have created an application with windows form which display the camera connected to my PC via BNC.
With one of my camera everything's fine but with another one the picture is Black and white and sometimes it display pixel sh*t.

I want to know if I can change the settings for the second camera (change PAL to NTSC, color, frequency...) with my program, I display the camera with the user32 and avicap lib and I already look for all the parameter I can send in the SendMessage method. (WM_CAP_DLG_VIDEOSOURCE, WM_CAP_GET_VIDEOFORMAT and so on)

Can anyone help me?

Re: How to change camera serttings in C#?

Christian Graus28-Sep-09 21:24

Christian Graus

28-Sep-09 21:24

WMA does not offer this sort of functionality at all, and Canon used to make the only cameras that offered full control, but they stopped some time ago. That was also just for still images, not video.

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Using Nero from CSharp

SenthilKM14328-Sep-09 20:47

SenthilKM143

28-Sep-09 20:47

I am using Nero7.2 and I uses neroClass.GetDrives from my .Net code and doing some operation with Nero.

Now thought of migrating to Nero9 and the Nero9 doesnt have NeroSDK.

Do any one has solution for this?

Regards,
Senthil

Re: Using Nero from CSharp

Christian Graus28-Sep-09 21:23

Christian Graus

28-Sep-09 21:23

Well, unless anyone here works for Nero, if Nero 9 doesn't offer the SDK, you're plainly dead in the water.

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Re: Using Nero from CSharp

Dave Kreskowiak29-Sep-09 4:01

Dave Kreskowiak

29-Sep-09 4:01

Here's a novel thought - Ask NERO!

But, as far as I know, Nero stopped making and distributing their SDK with Nero 7. There is no SDK for Nero 8 and 9 and no plans to bring it back.

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how to access the outlook mail from C#?

MahaKh28-Sep-09 19:23

MahaKh

28-Sep-09 19:23

i want to get the mail recieved in outlook, i want to get this mail through C# code,is it possible to do so?????

Re: how to access the outlook mail from C#?

Christian Graus28-Sep-09 19:49

Christian Graus

28-Sep-09 19:49

I believe that outlook, being part of office, allows you to use the Microsoft Tools for Office to manipulate it through .NET code.

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Re: how to access the outlook mail from C#?

Abhijit Jana28-Sep-09 20:41

Abhijit Jana

28-Sep-09 20:41

Check this out :
Access your Email within Outlook[^]

It may help you Big Grin | :-D

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increment [modified]

_Q12_28-Sep-09 11:44

_Q12_

28-Sep-09 11:44

I have a numericUpDown1 control who have the max=100, min=0, and increment=10; so when I change the values it increment/decrement by 10 each time, right. Now, I want a thinghie, that when it reach 10, the increment change to 1, under the value of 10. Over the value of 10, it must resume to the default increment ( of 10).

I must press 2 times when it reach the value
of 10,to really increment to 20.
It stop and I must do a second click at that point then it work properly.
This is a little bug I wish to solve.

here is the working variant:

if (numericUpDown1.Value <= 11)
{numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;}
else
{numericUpDown1.Increment = 10;}


if (numericUpDown1.Value = = 11)
{
numericUpDown1.Value -= 1;
numericUpDown1.Increment = 10;
}


//for the sake of clarity I use the traditional way of if's.

modified on Monday, September 28, 2009 6:20 PM

Re: increment

Henry Minute28-Sep-09 12:31

Henry Minute

28-Sep-09 12:31

Try:

int lastValue = 0;
private void numericUpDown1_ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (this.numericUpDown1.Value < 10)
    {
        this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;
    }
    else
    {
        this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 10;
    }

    if ((this.numericUpDown1.Value == 10) && (this.lastValue > 10))
    {
        this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;
    }
    this.lastValue = (int)this.numericUpDown1.Value;
}

I have assumed that you code came from the ValueChanged event handler, if not please let us know which method it comes from.

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Re: increment [modified]

_Q12_28-Sep-09 22:04

_Q12_

28-Sep-09 22:04

You have assumed correct. It worked like a charm.
____
there is though, a little bug remained: when I play around of value 10, it still become 11. After it become 11 it decrement with 10 and jump to number 1 directly. how to clean this up?
(when I am at value 10, I go up to 20, then go down back to 10, and when I click to go up again it transform to 11).
____

if ((numericUpDown1.Value == 10) && (lastValue > 10))
			{
				numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;
			}
			lastValue = (int)numericUpDown1.Value;

very nice conversion shortcut.
thank you very much.

modified on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 4:33 AM

Re: increment

Henry Minute29-Sep-09 0:00

Henry Minute

29-Sep-09 0:00

I am pleased that you spotted my deliberate mistake. Laugh | :laugh:

Here is a new attempt, I think this works OK this time, although it is a bit of a kludge.

int lastValue = 0;
private void numericUpDown1_ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (this.numericUpDown1.Value < 10)
    {
        this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;
    }
    else
    {
        this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 10;

        if ((this.numericUpDown1.Value == 10) && (this.lastValue > 10))
        {
            this.numericUpDown1.Increment = 1;
        }
        else if (this.numericUpDown1.Value == 11)
        {
            this.numericUpDown1.Value = 20;
        }
    }
    this.lastValue = (int)this.numericUpDown1.Value;
}

You will notice that the additional checking is now inside the main else block, as it only needs to be done for increments of 10.

My mind is nagging me that there must be a more elegant way to do this, and if I think of one I will get back to you.

Good Luck! Smile | :)

Re: increment

DaveyM6929-Sep-09 0:53

DaveyM69

29-Sep-09 0:53

I had a play around with this last night too - I didn't post because I couldn't make code I was totally happy with. Something always felt messy...

To be honest I've always avoided this control, I'd rather roll my own so I have more control. If it had a ValueChanging event with CancelEventArgs it would be a great improvement as invalid/not required values shouldn't get to the Value in the first place. For situations like this an integer based one as opposed to decimal would be a help too.

Maybe I'll make one and do an article... need a few extra hours in the day!

Dave

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Re: increment

Henry Minute29-Sep-09 1:25

Henry Minute

29-Sep-09 1:25

Couldn't agree more. Not one of M$s better controls. Some time ago I discovered a version where the up/down buttons had individual click events with cancellabilityness, which was useful, although needless to say I am unable to find it now.

As you rightly say, a ValueChanging event with cancel would solve most of its problems.

Re: increment

Luc Pattyn29-Sep-09 1:42

Luc Pattyn

29-Sep-09 1:42

Hi,

this seems to work well for clicks, arrow up/downs, and pastes.
The assumptions are:
- value, min and max are integer numbers within the int range
- the initial value is below 10

private void nud_ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) {
	decimal newValue=nud.Value;
	if (newValue>10) {
		bool incrementing=nud.Tag==null?true:nud.Value>(decimal)nud.Tag;
		newValue=((int)newValue/10)*10;	// round down to multiple of 10
		if (incrementing) newValue+=10;
	}
	nud.Tag=newValue;
	nud.Value=newValue;  // fires on change only!
}

The state (old value) isn't kept in Increment (which I don't touch), it is in Tag.

Bonus: works fine for other increment values, although it may surprise around 10 (e.g. 0,3,6,9,20)

Smile | :)

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