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The method 'MyMethod' is inside (= a member of) the (static) class 'Program', so you have to use
Program.MyMethod(currentfile, TargetFile);
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Methods (and fields, properties and events) are part of the class definition: So when you add a method to ClassA, it doesn't exist as part of ClassB. So to access a ClassA method from ClassB, you have to specify which class you are referring to; which class the system should look at - either by specifying a class instance:
Button b = new Button();
b.Text = "Click me!"; Or (in the case of static methods like MyMethod) by specifying the class name:
Program.MyMethod(currentfile, TargetFile);
But you shouldn't really be modifying the Program.cs file - instead add a Utilities.cs file, and create a static class in that. To DO that, right click your project name in the Solution Explorer pane, and select "Add"..."Class...". Change the name from "Class1" to "Utilities" and click the "Add" button.
Change the class to static and add your method to that. Then when you write your code, it's a bit more obvious that these are designed as "generic helper" methods:
Utilities.MyMethod(currentfile, TargetFile);
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You're welcome!
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.
modified 21-Jan-18 15:05pm.
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They are both private methods of class OrdersContyrolAccessibleObject .
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I try private too I have the same problem.
DB
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It is a simple spelling mistake on your class name.
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What you think it's wrong spelling.
BUY == Buy;
SELL == Sell;
or
rBBUY == rbBuy;
I changed in Windows Form Properties
I have the same Error Buy and Sell
David
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David, your class name is spelled incorrectly. You named your class
OrdersContyrolAccessibleObject . Note the extra y in Control.
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Yes, Was extra y there , but I have the same problem.
I change it from private to public, do not work.
I don't know what can I do next to work.
David
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Show us exactly what you have as your code now.
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First, apologies if this is a common question, I've done a few searches to no avail but honestly I'm not 100% sure how to search for what I want.
I would like to create a project (Project X), probably just a DLL, that can be used as a reference for multiple other projects. Project X is installable, and Project A and Project B can reference it. I want to be able to make updates to Project X, without having to reinstall A and B.
Example: A and B referece v1.0 of X. Project C comes along, and needs a few added classes, etc. that would make sense to have in a global project like X. So X becomes 1.1, and Project C uses that new code. Project A and Project B continue to work without requiring an update.
A real world example: A vendor that my employer uses has five or six applications for various tasks, they all need to communicate either with each other or with our mainframe. The vendor has a "Security" app that has all of the code for these connections. Occassionally, if we get a new application or update an existing application, we have to update the Security app to a new version, but this doesn't require us to update every one of that vendor's applications that rely on said security app. I want to mimick that and I'm drawing a blank.
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So do. What is stopping you?
I do it all the time: A solution of projects which produce DLL Assemblies (either with a single test EXE project or individual test EXE projects as necessary).
Other projects producing EXEs reference either the Release build Assembly, or the project that generated it (depending on whether I need to step into the DLL assembly for debugging purposes or not).
Change the DLL, rebuild it, overwrite / reregister it, and the existing EXE projects use the new version without needing any recompilation.
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Sounds like you need a DLL, or a COM library. In both cases you can manage future enhancements with new versions without affecting existing clients. Google, or the CodeProject Articles section[^] should have some whitepapers and samples.
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I have a base class that sets property values:
<pre>public void SetProperty<T>(string propertyName, ref T propertyField, T value)
{
if (!Object.Equals(value, propertyField))
{
if (OnPropertyChanging(propertyName, propertyField, value))
{
IsDirty = true;
T oldValue = propertyField;
propertyField = value;
RaisePropertyChanged(propertyName);
OnPropertyChanged(propertyName, oldValue, propertyField);
}
}
}
I then call it like this:
<pre>private string _CompanyName;
public string CompanyName
{
get { return _CompanyName; }
set
{
if (_CompanyName != value)
{
SetProperty<string>("CompanyName", ref _CompanyName, value);
}
}
}
Yet for a nullable property I get a compilation error.
private decimal? _GLRate;
public decimal? GLRate
{
get { return _GLRate; }
set
{
SetProperty<decimal>("GLRate", ref _GLRate, value);
}
}
Cannot convert from ref decimal? to ref decimal
I'm guessing it doesn't work with generics??
How can I make this work?
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.
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"decimal" is not the same type as "decimal?" even though they have a lot of characters in common ("?" is what the call syntactic sugar, Visual Studio converts decimal? into a type that looks nothing like "decimal")
So update the type in the angle brackets to reflect the actual type
SetProperty<decimal?>("GLRate", ref _GLRate, value);
However you can actually do without the brackets altogether, .net can work the type out from the params you supply
SetProperty("GLRate", ref _GLRate, value);
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Removed the <types>.. Works great! Thank you!
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.
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On a side note, if you use "nameof", you can get rid of your string "values" in this case and use the compiler for insuring valid names.
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Hi,
I have an existing application in which i have to add/update around 5000 rows * 50 Columns at a time within One Minute.
On each row update i have to do following two things :
> update two columns back color upon condition.
> Play Sound (like new row added, row updated etc) upon condition.
I have tested ComponentOne FlexGrid and DevExpress Grids so far. Both are good but when i send 100,000 orders, they keep jerking/freezing for few milliseconds.
Is there any best gridview exist inspite of that two grids ??
Thanks in advance.
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There isn't a grid in existence that will keep up with that kind of demand.
The problem isn't the grid. It's how you're using it.
The grid can only show probably 100 rows, so why are you updating grid rows that can't be shown? You don't update the data in the grid at all. You update the data source the grid is bound to.
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Good evening, I followed the steps that you made on how t make a Remote Desktop Using C#.Net. But I can't connect to the computer that I wanted to control. Also, will I use the username and password of the current user account that is logged in to the username and password in your tutorial?
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Don't post this here - if you got the code from an article, then there is a "Add a Comment or Question" button at the bottom of that article, which causes an email to be sent to the author. They are then alerted that you wish to speak to them.
Posting this here relies on them "dropping by" and realising it is for them.
And there are 13,347,998 members here, any one of which might have written the article you are talking about! Add to that the many, many thousands of article on the site, and we have no idea what article you are talking about either...
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Please help me on how can I put a triangle and square shape in the center of my image. I will use plain white image so that the triangle and square shape will be visible. The first step is when I click the browse image then I will sample browse the plain white image then it will display to the picturebox1. Then there is an two button which is triange and square. If I click the triange button the plain white image will display to the picturebox2 with triangle shape in the center. Likewise when I click the square button. Please help me for my project.
this is my browse button code
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OpenFileDialog opf = new OpenFileDialog();
opf.Filter = "Choose Image(*.jpg;*.png;*.gif)|*.jpg;*.png;*.gif";
if (opf.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
pictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile(opf.FileName);
}
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(opf.FileName);
pictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile(opf.FileName);
}
I have no code for triangle button and square button kindly help me on how to do it. Please
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For starters, look at your code:
if (opf.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
pictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile(opf.FileName);
}
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(opf.FileName);
pictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile(opf.FileName);
Why are you doing that? Any of that, really?
If the OK button is pressed you load an image from a file. Then you load it again, and throw that away. Then you load it again and stuff it over the top of the first one you loaded.
If the Cancel button is pressed, you load the image (which will probably fail because there is no filename in the dialog) throw that away, and load it again (failing again) and muck up your picture box anyway...
Throw away the last two lines of that code. Then if and only if the user pressed OK
1) Load the image from the file
2) Copy the image into a new image and Dispose the original
3) Then set the copy as the PictureBox.Image
The reason for that is that when you create an image from a file, it locks the file until the Image is Disposed - so you need to work with a copy 99% of the time or your code fails in interesting ways later!
Then handle the PictureBox.Paint event. Inside that, you can use the supplied Graphics Context to draw over the Image using:
Graphics.DrawLine Method (Pen, Point, Point) (System.Drawing)[^] Call it three times fro your triangle.
Graphics.DrawRectangle Method (Pen, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32) (System.Drawing)[^] Call it once to draw your rectangle.
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