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Doesn't the System.Threading timer start on a new thread itself?
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Yes, when you create a new thread. That's not true when you call Thread.Sleep(...). That takes action on the thread from which the code is executed.
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First and foremost, thanks for helping out.
The System.Threading in my case is a little out of question, since the user will be observing the UI for information from a (particularly compute intensive) class. Halting the main thread for 2 seconds would make it even more slower. Timers make more sense. However how much I tried before, I couldn't even make them work....Now its OK..thanks to you guys
Thanks!!
GaMBiT---> aND ReVeNGe WiLL Be
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Hello everyone,
I wrote a little application designed to lay some crucial data on Top of all other Windows. Basically, I am using a window with FrameBorderLayout.None and a single Label which is updated regularly. Frame and Label have a White background and the TransparencyKey is set to White.
For me, this is perfect - I lose only very little space on my Desktop, no additional entry in my Taskbar and still I get all the info necessary.
There only is ONE drawback: Some mechanism is applying anti-aliasing to my label's text, which is quite disturbing.
Is there any way to disable anti-aliasing (I tried turning it off in the display properties, which did not solve my problem) or another approach to get "Text only"?
Cheers
Sid
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You can draw the text on the Label yourself. Handle the Paint event of the Label - or, better yet, extend the Label class and override OnPaint for even more control. Set the Graphics.SmoeethingMode to SmoothingMode.None and draw the text yourself:
public class TextLabel : Label
{
public TextLabel()
{
SetStyle(ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint | ControlStyles.DoubleBuffer |
ControlStyles.UserPaint, true);
}
protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
{
base.OnPaint(e);
Graphics g = e.Graphics;
g.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.None;
g.DrawString(Text, Font, new SolidBrush(ForeColor), new PointF(0f, 0f));
}
}
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Hi all
I was wondering if there's any limit to the windows controls? I recieve the following error "Error creating window handle." while trying to databind a treeview to textbox.
Thanks ppl
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Yes there is a limit to the number of handles in Windows and Windows NT, the former being much lower but still impractical to ever reach. This is most likely not your problem.
The problem is, most likely, that a TextBox is not a container control. The use of "databind" is also not possible in this context, since neither represents data.
Please post relevent code so that we can help you diagnose the problem you're having, since the discription you've given doesn't have nearly enough information to form any decent diagnosis.
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Ok here's the code where it happens
This works fine
"this.textBox_ClsId.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));
this.textBox_ClsIdentifier.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));
this.textBox_ClsDescription.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));
this.textBox_ClsVersion.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));"
This is the only line giving me the error "//this.textBox_ClsExtends.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));"
This is also working fine
"this.checkBox_ClsAbstract.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Checked", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));
this.checkBox_ClsNew.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Checked", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));
this.checkBox_ClsSealed.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Checked", ((DataSource)this.treeView_WorkView.SelectedNode.Tag), "Datamember"));"
thanks
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What's a DataSource, and what's the "Datamember"? Please don't post pseudo-code since it typically doesn't show the error. If DataSource is actually a class you created then please explain it, otherwise please use the actual class. For "Datamember" it's not so much important, but specifying such information should not be any sort of breach. If someone wanted to see your code, they'd just have to disassemble or decompile it with a slew of tools already available, including ildasm.exe that ships with the .NET Framework SDK.
If DataSource is a class besides a DataSet, DataTable, DataView, or DataViewManager derivative, then you're using property bindings. What type is the property that is returned from whatever "Datamember" represents in that line? If it is a data or data-derived class from those listed above, what type of data does the column represented by "Datamember" in that line represent, and is it returning DBNull (or null, if a strongly typed DataSet)?
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I apologize for not providing the correct information. The datasource is a class and the class name is "Class" and the datamember is "Extends". I found out that the datamember "Extends" was not assigned. Again I apologize but I'd like to say thank you for the help.
Thanks
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Hi
there is a requirement to find some solution to make PDF secure that is if one opens in Acrobat,he can not 1)Print 2)Save and Copy(Ctrl+C) any part of document..
is there any solution in .NET?
-adnan
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Such a solution would not be a .NET solution, but a solution using the PDFs themselves, since a PDF viewer is what is viewing the document. Adobe has had this capability for many years now and you should just buy Adobe Acrobat (the full version, not the reader - which does honor the DRM of the PDFs). See http://www.adobe.com/security/main.html[^] for more information.
I am not familiar with any .NET PDF writers that have the DRM capabilities, so you'll need to use Acrobat to do so. For that, read the documentation included with Acrobat since this is not a .NET solution.
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These are normal document properties of a .PDF file. When Acrobat creates the file, security properties can be written in to do exactly this. Now, if your using a 3rd party component to generate and write the .PDF file, you'll have to get with that components manufacturer to see what kind of support they offer to do this and how you can programmatically get to it.
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"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I'm trying to use WIA for the scanning of an application yet i don't want the default UI it provides and would also like to be able to pre-set the properties for the scan.
I've been looking at the article on here about WIA:
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/wiascriptingdotnet.asp
I've been able to change the code so it cuts out the UI and just gets the scan, however i'm having trouble trying to set the properties for the scan, one comment on the article says that you can use 'GetPropById' to do this yet i've so far had no luck, has anyone got experience with using this or can see a way of being able to pre-set the properties?
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*How to monitor a printer queue from C#
*Get a handle to the printer you want to monitor
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HI Experts,
how are you .hope you all will be fine.. i have started that i have to work on C#.well sir my project in which my main motto is to pause,cancel, and delting a job.. i have done the RND of this topics and methods used in the project...
Well sir now i am in the way that i have to know about the event handlers,event watcher for the printjobs or printers.In other words that when the user give the command of printjob then this job is watched by the event watcher and the information of printer i.e printer handler is given to the the event handler like jobid and according to this watching information of job the users jobs should be pause,cancel or delete the job.I have to handle with event wathcer , not from the button of the form,,because the job should be captured as before the printer starts and the action i.e performed pause or delete or resume .Now i am on the phase that i have to start working on handlers ,needs yours help.Waiting for yours reply .
With Regards,
Ishtiaq Ahmed
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i made dialog with datagrid, now how do i set DialogResult.OK when i doubleclick on datagrid,
it's easy with button, ..hmm ..can you help me please
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Create a handler for the DoubleClick event of your Datagrid and assign the wanted member of DialogResult enumeration to the DialogResult property of your Form:
private void dataGrid1_DoubleClick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK;
}
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thx!
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Hi there,
Could anyone point me in the right direction... I'm trying to create a simple application that uses reflection to inspect objects at runtime. I dont want to use the Property Grid because i want to save the results to a text file. I cant find any example code that shows how to do this.
Thanks
Rohan
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Your question isn't very clear. Do you need help with reflection, an alternative to the property grid, or how to write a text file?
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The problem is with the reflection, i want to replicate the functionallity of the property grid with respect to viewing the different properties and their values.
Thanks
Rohan
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You can use any number of list-based controls to display your information. A ListView, DataGrid, or any similar control would work to display. You can always write your own control or inherit from an existing control to provide specific features you need. The System.Reflection namespace is rich enough that it really doesn't matter how you display an properties and values.
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The PropertyGrid doesn't actually use reflection, but various System.ComponentModel interfaces, like the ICustomTypeDescriptor interface, which you can read[^] about in the .NET Framework SDK. If the interface isn't implement by a component, the default behavior used by the TypeDescriptor which the PropertyGrid makes calls to is to use reflection, but reflection is not used directly (otherwise most of the design-time capability you enjoy in VS.NET and other IDEs would not be possible).
If you want to bind controls to your objects using their properties, read the documentation[^] for the PropertyManager class. You can use an array of objects of the same type (if not, the first type is used for binding information) similarily to how you'd use a DataTable or DataSet to bind, only you specify property names instead of column names.
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Hi!
I am trying to make use of the new Enterprise Library application blocks in the re-write of a legacy system. The rewrite involves being able to access new C# modules from Delphi and as a result, we have decided to use COM to allow Delphi to access the C# objects, which are registered as COM objects.
Here is the code for a C# class that 'wraps' the Enterprise Library Cryptography application block:
///
/// COM wrapper for Enterprise Library Cryptography Application Block.
///
[ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.AutoDual)]
public class CorpITCryption
{
public string Encrypt(string aPlainText)
{
return Cryptographer.EncryptSymmetric("symprovider", aPlainText);
//return "Hello!";
}
public string Decrypt(string aCipherText)
{
return Cryptographer.DecryptSymmetric("symprovider", aCipherText);
}
}
This library class references the Microsoft.Practises.EnterpiseLibrary.Security.Cryptography .DLL and has Register For COM Interop set to True.
Here is the Delphi code that I am using:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
V: Variant;
begin
V:= CreateOleObject('CorpITCOMCryption.CorpITCryption');
edCipher.Text := V.Encrypt(edPlain.Text);
end;
I find that if I try to use other ways of accessing the COM object (ie by calling Co...Create() ) then I get a class not registered error in Delphi. The above method seems to work most regularly.
My actual problem is that I get an error in Delphi with the above version of the C# class library. The error text is as follows:
There was an error reflecting type 'Microsoft.Practises.EnterpriseLibrary.Security.Cryptography.Configuration.CryptographySettings'.
If I swap the comments on the Encrypt method and return a basic string, there is no error at all.
What am I doing wrong? What do I need to do to fix this?
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks
Andrew
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Exposing .NET Framework components to COM should not be taken lightly. Never use auto-generated interfaces, always attributes your classes and interfaces with distinct GuidAttribute values, and many more things I've said in the past, which you can find by clicking "Search comments" above and search for "com interop". You should also read Exposing .NET Components to COM[^] here on CodeProject. When not using auto-generated class interfaces (which can lead to invalid VTBL binding or using the wrong cached dispatch IDs, if appropriate) you must declare the interface yourself and implement the class interface as the first interface in the interface implementation list when declaring your class.
Once you have followed these rules, so that your CLSIDs and IIDs don't change every time you compile (it's hard to hit a moving target, which is what you're doing now), you need to run either "regasm.exe assembly" is assembly is in the GAC, or "regasm.exe /codebase assembly" if not, which registers the full path to assembly in the InProcServer32 registry key for the CLSID in the registery.
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