C#

using System.Text;
using System.IO;

...

public static void Convert(string infile, string outfile)
{
    //If the file does not exist, throw an exception.
    if (!File.Exists(infile)) throw new FileNotFoundException();
    
    //Open the file with a FileStream object
    FileStream fs = new FileStream(infile, FileMode.Open);

    //Create a byte[] the same size as the file
    byte[] bytes = new byte[fs.Length];

    //Read the bytes from the FileStream object into the byte array
    fs.Read(bytes, 0, fs.Length);

    //Close and get rid of the FileStream
    fs.Close();
    fs.Dispose();

    //Convert the byte[] to a string
    string str = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(bytes);

    //Write the string to a file
    TextWriter t = new StreamWriter(outfile);
    t.Write(str);
    t.Flush();
    t.Close();
    t.Dispose();
}

ResultString = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(BinDataRead);<br />
TextWriter tw = new StreamWriter(OutFilePath, false, Encoding.ASCII);<br />
tw.Write(ResultString);<br />
tw.Close();<br />

Cursor.Current = new Cursor("MyCursorFile.cur");<br />

tiancaidao wrote:

COM Interop registration failed. Could not find a type library for assembly 'MyCSharp'.

MC++
namespace interface1
{
  public __gc __interface IMyInterface
  {
    void NotifyViewHandler(String* funcName, Int32 node, UInt32 LC);
  };
}

C#
  class Test : interface1.IMyInterface
  {
    public void NotifyViewHandler(string funcName, int node, uint LC)
    {
      // TODO:  Add Test.NotifyViewHandler implementation
    }
  }

tiancaidao wrote:

The compile option went wrong?

tiancaidao wrote:

And I can not find "/clr" in command arguments, is this abnormal?

//if (ParentNode.Nodes.Contains(DeptNode))
	if (rootNode == DeptNode.Text)
	{	
	//if (ModNode.Tag == DeptNode.Tag)
		if (modelTag == rootTag)
		{
		//if (DeptNode.Nodes.Contains(ModNode))
			if (modelNode == ModNode.Text)
			{
			if (ModNode.Nodes.Contains(TelNode))
			//if (telNodex == TelNode.Text)