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Re: Alright. How the heck to they do it?

Nathan Minier4-Dec-17 1:21

Nathan Minier

4-Dec-17 1:21

Like many, many things in the ASP.NET world, this is handled via reflection on the back end.

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Re: Alright. How the heck to they do it?

Richard Deeming4-Dec-17 2:03

Richard Deeming

4-Dec-17 2:03

There's a static helper method on the System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper class:
public static RouteValueDictionary AnonymousObjectToHtmlAttributes(object htmlAttributes)[^]

That delegates to the System.Web.WebPages.Html.HtmlHelper class:
public static RouteValueDictionary AnonymousObjectToHtmlAttributes(object htmlAttributes)[^]

That uses the internal System.Web.WebPages.HtmlAttributePropertyHelper[^] class, which inherits from the PropertyHelper[^] class, which finally uses reflection to read the properties of the anonymous type:
protected static PropertyHelper[] GetProperties(object instance, Func<PropertyInfo, PropertyHelper> createPropertyHelper, ConcurrentDictionary<Type, PropertyHelper[]> cache)[^]

If you just want to use the same behaviour, the simplest option is to call the helper method.

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Re: Alright. How the heck to they do it?

#realJSOP4-Dec-17 3:03

#realJSOP

4-Dec-17 3:03

Richard Deeming wrote:
If you just want to use the same behaviour, the simplest option is to call the helper method.

In my world (either by design or by happenstance), it's almost never a case of "just simply". Smile | :)

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how to clear file folder search on computer?

Le@rner1-Dec-17 18:59

Le@rner

1-Dec-17 18:59

hi all

can anybody suggest me how to clear file folder search on computer?

please help me from where i can start?

thanks in advance.

Re: how to clear file folder search on computer?

OriginalGriff1-Dec-17 20:05

OriginalGriff

1-Dec-17 20:05

If you mean the search history in Explorer: How to Delete the Search History in Windows File Explorer[^] - but this is not a "help me with my computer" site: please ask development related question here in future.

If you don't, then I have no idea what you do mean, and you need to explain in a lot better detail: remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind - we only get exactly what you type to work with.

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Re: how to clear file folder search on computer?

Richard MacCutchan1-Dec-17 22:03

Richard MacCutchan

1-Dec-17 22:03

format C:

Re: how to clear file folder search on computer?

Mycroft Holmes2-Dec-17 12:40

Mycroft Holmes

2-Dec-17 12:40

No no he only wants to clear the search thingy. Pop it open and use whiteout.

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RAH

Re: how to clear file folder search on computer?

Gerry Schmitz2-Dec-17 4:02

Gerry Schmitz

2-Dec-17 4:02

Where to start? ... How about formulating your question better? Did you mean "Search" or "Indexing"? Or?

Or is this your Dad's computer; and you're trying to hide your "browsing"?

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― Blaise Pascal

Table object

Member 1354537529-Nov-17 19:56

Member 13545375

29-Nov-17 19:56

Where can I get a monogame implementation of a snooker or pool game? I'm only 3 weeks into learning C# so no complicated answers 😉

Re: Table object

OriginalGriff29-Nov-17 20:08

OriginalGriff

29-Nov-17 20:08

Member 13545375 wrote:
no complicated answers

Google.[^]

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Re: Table object

Member 1354537529-Nov-17 21:59

Member 13545375

29-Nov-17 21:59

Why, oh why didn't I think of that first? Hehehe.
I guess I'll just have to go about it the long way

Re: Table object

OriginalGriff29-Nov-17 22:23

OriginalGriff

29-Nov-17 22:23

You wanted "no complex answer"! Laugh | :laugh:

And there are no "simple" answers to simulating pool, snooker, or even billiards. Learning to plan the real game properly at a good quality can absorb huge amounts of your life, because tiny differences cause such massive changes: professional snooker players take years to get to that level, and have to practice 5 ~ 6 hours a day, 6 days a week to maintain, let alone improve their skills.

Simulating that? Not a trivial subject in any way, shape, or form - so there are no "no complex answers" other than "go to Google, and it will serve up some of the complicated ones". Laugh | :laugh:

Seriously, this isn't a task for a beginner - I wouldn't want to try it on my own and I've been coding for 30+ years! I'd need a team of developers, designers, and some professionals on standby to get any reasonable results in a workable time frame of 2 ~ 3 years. Even then, it probably wouldn't be ready for public release for another year or two after that. It's a big job!

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Re: Table object

Richard MacCutchan29-Nov-17 21:47

Richard MacCutchan

29-Nov-17 21:47

That's like saying, "Where can I get a simple diagram of a Formula 1 engine, I have just learned how to assemble a 3-speed gear on my bike". And the issue really is not about C#, it is about the physics of ball trajectories on a pool/snooker table. Spend more (much more) time on some simple projects and learn as many .NET classes as possible first.

Re: Table object

Member 1354537529-Nov-17 21:57

Member 13545375

29-Nov-17 21:57

Formula one?!! #Horrified

Re: Table object

Richard MacCutchan29-Nov-17 22:03

Richard MacCutchan

29-Nov-17 22:03

Actually that was unfair of me, I have seen the bike taxis in Kasese district; those guys are cool.

Re: Table object

Member 1354537529-Nov-17 22:14

Member 13545375

29-Nov-17 22:14

I'm going to go one better and assemble a formula 1 engine from kiseka market spare parts

Re: Table object

Richard MacCutchan29-Nov-17 22:59

Richard MacCutchan

29-Nov-17 22:59

Don't forget to post a video of its first test run.

Member 13545375 wrote:
kiseka market

We drove past there the day (in 2005) before we flew home, when our buses got stuck in a flood downtown.

Re: Table object

Member 1354537529-Nov-17 23:11

Member 13545375

29-Nov-17 23:11

Yeah, that's an area to avoid if you can... The city is almost proud to have it as some sort of "right of passage" for those who dare

Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

Liagapi29-Nov-17 15:31

Liagapi

29-Nov-17 15:31

Hello, I am trying to match a substring which contains the percent symbol using REGEX W character but it does not seem to work. Below is what I have so far.

string inputString = @"#Test{border-top:Solid blue 1px; border-bottom:1% solid black;}";
string escapedString = Regex.Escape("border-bottom");
string pattern = escapedString + @"\:\s?\d+\W(\s?\w+)*\;?\s?";
Regex rgx = new Regex(pattern);
Match match = rgx.Match(matchedCss);
string matchedString = match.Value;
Console.WriteLine(matchedString);
Console.ReadLine();

The REGEX pattern above should have matched the substring

border-bottom:1% solid black;

but for some reason it did not. Please help me resolve this problem, thanks in advance.

modified 29-Nov-17 21:45pm.

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

PIEBALDconsult29-Nov-17 16:12

PIEBALDconsult

29-Nov-17 16:12

You don't need to escape the colon maybe?
And probably not the semi-colon either?

And after all the begging I had to do to get Chris to add a Regular Expressions Forum[^] , too. Sigh | :sigh:

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

Liagapi29-Nov-17 16:27

Liagapi

29-Nov-17 16:27

Hi, thanks for your reply. I have updated my pattern by eliminating the back slash in front of the colon and semicolon as you have suggested. However, it still does not work. Below is the updated pattern

pattern = escapedString + @":\s?\d+\W(\s?\w+)*\s?;?\s?";

modified 29-Nov-17 22:35pm.

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

PIEBALDconsult29-Nov-17 16:46

PIEBALDconsult

29-Nov-17 16:46

It works for
string inputString = @"#Test{border-top:Solid blue 1px; border-bottom:1% solid black;}";

I put the code provided in VS and got:

Error	1	The name 'matchedCss' does not exist in the current context	F:\Project\PlayGround\Playground\Form1.cs	757	56	Playground

So, what text are you actually trying to match?

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

Kenneth Haugland29-Nov-17 16:31

Kenneth Haugland

29-Nov-17 16:31

ehm:

string inputString = @"#Test{border-top:Solid blue 1px; border-bottom:1% solid black;}";
string escapedString = Regex.Escape("border-bottom");
string pattern = escapedString + @"\:\s?\d+\W(\s?\w+)*\;?\s?";
Regex rgx = new Regex(pattern);
Match match = rgx.Match(inputString);
string matchedString = match.Value;
Console.WriteLine(matchedString);

It works for me. At least when I set the inputString to match you expression.

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

Liagapi29-Nov-17 17:02

Liagapi

29-Nov-17 17:02

It is now working. It was driving me nuts, after everything failed I decided to restart Visual Studio and it started working.

Re: Matching Percent Symbol Using REGEX

PIEBALDconsult29-Nov-17 17:06

PIEBALDconsult

29-Nov-17 17:06

Rule 1: Whenever a problem goes away on its own, it will come back on its own.

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