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Hi,
Im looking for some sample code in C# which shows how to access multiple frames / pages in a TIFF image file and display them in a PictureBox Control.
I have researched the area and found a sample application in VB.Net but i cant seem to convert it correctly.
I have a problem getting the list of GUID's out of the image...
Thanks
Andrew
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VB.NET and C# (and all other languages that target the CLR for that matter) use the same class libraries and all compile to IL. It's important to understand the Framework technology, not the language! VB.NET isn't that hard (hell, code monkeys have been using it - and coincidentally creating bad apps - in straight VB for years). Just remember that most of the calls are probably just to classes, methods, properties, structs, etc. that are just as accessible in C# as they are in VB.NET.
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I have cloned the mainMenu to the context Menu. If I set the .Enabled or .Disabled in the form load event. These feature works properly. But If I minimize the form to use the contextMenu, the mnHide menuItem is not Hidden. If I click on Hide when the form is hidded, this causes the form to be squeezed to just the min, max and close buttons, when I do finaly hit the Show button.
Right now my issue is getting the mnHide button to hide, but this isn't working? Is there another way to hide the cloned context menu items ?
//
//contextMenu1
//
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnShow.CloneMenu());
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnHide.CloneMenu());
private void contextMenu1_Popup(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
if (this.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized)
{
this.mnShow.Enabled = true;
this.mnHide.Enabled = false;
}
else
{
this.mnShow.Enabled = false;
this.mnHide.Enabled = true;
}
}
Thanx in advance for your help.
**DAN**
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mnShow and mnHide are not the correct objects to enable / disable. Remember, you cloned them so they are not the same object reference. Instead, try something like this:
Menu mnShowClone = mnShow.CloneMenu();
Menu mnHideClone = mnHide.CloneMenu();
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnShowClone);
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnHideClone);
private void contextMenu1_Popup(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
mnShowClone.Enabled = this.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized;
mnHideClone.Enabled = !mnShowClone.Enabled;
}
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when I try to create a new reference to I get :
**The type or namespace name 'mnShowClone' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)**
Am I just supposed to be referencing the Menu itself or the MenuItem ?
**DAN**
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Wherever you cloned your menus, those mnShowClone and mnHideClone menus have to be accessible, i.e. if you declare them inside a method they will not be available inside another method. Instead, add them as class fields (just like mnShow and mnHide) and assign them if they haven't been assigned already (as part of initialization code or something).
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Unbelievably, as easy as this may be, for myself it is still not working.
private void InitializeComponent()
{
... excess code removed
//
// contextMenu1
//
MenuItem mnShowClone = this.mnShow.CloneMenu();
MenuItem mnHideClone = this.mnHide.CloneMenu();
// MenuItem mnShowClone = this.mnShow.CloneMenu();
// MenuItem mnHideClone = this.mnHide.CloneMenu();
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnShowClone);
this.contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add(mnHideClone);
this.contextMenu1.Popup += new System.EventHandler(this.contextMenu1_Popup);
}
public void contextMenu1_Popup(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
// mnShow.Visible = true;
// mnHide.Visible = false;
mnShowClone.Enabled = this.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized;
mnHideClone.Enabled = !mnShowClone.Enabled;
// if (this.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized)
// {
// this.ConmnShow.Enabled = true;
// this.mnHide.Enabled = false;
//
// }
// else
// {
// ;
// this.mnShow.Enabled = false;
// this.mnHide.Enabled = true;
// }
}
The lower portion of the last bit of code was what was working when I did not include a MainMenu.
Thanks for you help
**DAN**
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Opps Sorry I posted as Anonymous
**DAN**
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OK, Today I have my Head screwed on. I got it. I just created a seperate method for creating the contextMenu.
Thank you for your help Heath
**DAN**
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How can clear the DOS Console from a C# console application.
...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited
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This will be possible in either .NET 2.0 or Longhorn (no sure exactly which since release details are still sketchy) with Console.Clear, but for now you have to rely on other ways. One article here on CP presents such a way: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/winconsole.asp[^].
There's also a programmatic way, but you'll have to P/Invoke some native functions: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q99/2/61.asp[^].
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but with this method, you give up your portability
antoher method is, when you fill up the Console with
\n (i mean the escape sequence)
scio me nihil scire
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Portability is often not possible anyway. Say I write a console app to manage the NICs in the machine - unless I add an abstraction layer, managing information on the NICs / in the OS is platform-dependent. Even with the code I gave, one could always abstract that, too.
In any case, your idea works, it just isn't technically clearing the screen (this is most notable when you have a larger command/output buffer for your prompt and scroll).
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[rant]
That decided that a BarBreak creates a horizontal bar on a MainMenu, but a vertical bar on a ContextMenu???
What if I want a horizontal separator on a context menu???
![/rant]
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Marc Clifton wrote:
That the "-" now means "seperator".
Oops I thought -- is the seprator and it's different from a bar break?
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ive might have missed the idea of what you are doing
but whats wrong with setting the text to "-" on the menu item? (since this always renders a horizontal separator)
//Roger
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Roger J wrote:
but whats wrong with setting the text to "-" on the menu item?
 
OK, so who was the idiot that got rid of the Separator concept, so I have to remember stupid tricks like that???
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is it possible to make a program in c# that doesn't require the .net framework installed?
I've written a program in c# and visualstudio.net and I want it to work without any trouble on all computers, but when i try to run it on my other computer it says that the .net framework isn't installed..
is it possible to include the framework parts that are needed in the program..
or is the only way to go to rewrite the program in c++?
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Running C# without the framework is like having a steering-wheel without a car attatched....it makes a nice projectile, but won't get you far.
You can place the .NET framework inside your setup app, but it does increase the size of it by 20mb.
Jonathan 'nonny' Newman
blog.nonny.com [^]
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C# compiles to IL (like all .NET languages) which is JIT'd and executed by the Runtime which managed the memory, code, bindings, etc., hence being called "managed code". What do you think is managing it?
Read this for more details: http://radio.weblogs.com/0105852/stories/2002/04/21/itsTheRuntimeStupid.html[^].
If you want a runtime-independent application, learn C/C++ since every modern (and even most old) OS is built on top of it and already includes the necessary runtimes.
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A very generic question that is. i would like to know how i would go about launching an application with C#. And if it is possible, how could i manage it in simple terms (execute/restart/stop) not, managing it's contents etc.
Thanks in advance 
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System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("C:\Windows\Notepad.exe");
Should do the trick. As for controlling the app, you will have too look in the articles on CP, I'm sure we've got some here.
Jonathan 'nonny' Newman
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Thanks, i already dug some articles out, not exactly what i was looking for but, they'll get me to the point i need.
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