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It's nearly impossible to say without seeing some code. Sockets can perform virtually as well in C# & managed code as they do in the unmanaged world, so I can say with certainty that it's not the DotNet framework that's slow here.
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Judah Himango
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hello,
how can I compare two HTML files and know if there text contents has changed and highlight the changes.
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That's a multi-part question that I won't answer in a single post. You can compare text using string.Compare, string.CompareOrdinal, or use some of the regular expression methods found in System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegEx class. That will tell you what's different. From there, you'd have to provide more information as to what you're trying to highlight, what control you're using to highlight, whether you're using Windows Forms or Web Forms, what problems you're having, etc.
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Judah Himango
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Hi, how can I get the datatype size of DataColumn
I get the Datatable from Sql server database table. I this table I have an varchar(20) datatype column, but how can I get 20 size value of this varchar datatype in the System.Data.Datatable
I can get only the dataype (Varchar) without size (20)?
Thank you!
La realidad no es más que impulsos eléctricos del cerebro - Morpheus
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hi
You can get size of the text columns using executing this SQL
"SELECT Column_name,character_maximum_length
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.columns WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'tblemployee'
"
sometimes may have better way to get column sise..
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There´s no way to know it by the ADO.NET DataColumn or DataTable or Dataset information? 
How can I prevent to write more chars than sql column let in a ADO .NET DataColumn of DataTable. 
Thank for your suggestion. 
La realidad no es más que impulsos eléctricos del cerebro - Morpheus
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I am slowly going nuts trying to make this work.
I can compile the CADIO.dll in Visual Studio 2003, and have the exported functions list (from http://www.codeproject.com/library/cadlib.asp).
I am trying to call the DLL using the sample code as below
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namespace BC_Imager
{
using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
public class FormDXF : System.Windows.Forms.Form
{
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drvCreate(string filename,bool overwrite);
}
}
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but having problems getting my head around how to use this DLL in C# to carry out the functions demonstrated in the test.cpp code.
Can anyone please give me some pointers, especially in the use in C# of window items generated in MFC (i.e the progress and output "drawing" window in this DLL)
Many Thanks for your help
Regards
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Specifically I am trying to open a file using a call
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string filetoget="H:\test.dxf";
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drvLoadDataFromFile(IntPtr boxhandle,IntPtr NULL, IntPtr NULL ,string filetoget);
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But C# complains "The parameter name 'NULL' is a duplicate"
the C++ DLL Exported Interface is
BOOL drwLoadDataFromFile(
HDRAWING hDrawing, // handle to the current DRAWING structure
OBJHANDLE BlockObjhandle, // handle of block that entities must be put in it. (NULL = Entity Section)
DWORD Reserved, // reserved, must be 0
LPCTSTR strFileName // input file name (Can not be NULL)
);
Thanks in advance
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Think I have cracked it - I needed to pass variable not constants
The code
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drvLoadDataFromFile(IntPtr boxhandle,IntPtr NULL, int nonum ,string filetoget);
compiled OK, whether it will work at runtime is another matter 
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Well for the calls
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[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drwCreate();
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drwLoadDataFromFile(IntPtr boxhandle,int npoint,int nonum ,string filetoget);
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern bool drwInitView(int top1,int left1, int bottom1, int right1);
[DllImport("CadIO.dll")]
static extern int drwPaint(IntPtr boxhandle);
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And calling it with
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private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
bool step1=drwCreate();
bool step2=drwLoadDataFromFile(dxfBox.Handle, 0 ,0,"H:\test.dxf");
bool step3=drwInitView(1,1,200,300);
}
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worked OK for step 1 -drwCreate() but returned false (no exceptions though)
but returned faklse for steps 2 & 3
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This is an old code, but did you get the CadIO.dll to work with C#. I am trying now and any help would be appreciated.
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No - sorry  - was not able to easily do this.
As this was for a work initiative I bought Cadlib from Woutware- the cost of my time was worth more that the purchase price.
Regards
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Hi
In the following code, I am trying to compare the type of object in obj variable with type of typeInt.
int typeInt=0;
int a = 1;
object obj;
obj = (object) a;
if (typeInt.GetType() == obj.GetType())
{
MessageBox.Show("Int returned");
}
I want to make sure if this is the correct way to do it. If not, how else I compare types of two objects?
Please advice. Thanks
Pankaj
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What exactly do you want?
1. Compare the types of two variables? If yes your solution seems good.
2. If you just want to check whether obj is of type int use the following:
if (obj.GetType() == typeof(int))
3. If you want to check if obj can be casted to some special type:
if (obj is int)
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Hi all,
This may be a very easy or a basic doubt, but I am really struggling with this over some time. I am new to the Microsoft Visual Editor, C Sharp and stuff like this. Comming to my problem, I have a weird problem of the program running neatly when I run from the Editor, but show some errors while I run from the command line.
I have a project which accesses the methods of another project. I added the reference, the .dll file, also did the 'using' 'Namespace' of the other project. It excecutes properly and the application starts in the editor, but when I do it from the command line, it says
Form1.cs(13,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'StaticServer' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
where 'StaticServer' is the namespace.
which is not there when I run it from the editor. Do I ahve to do something inaddition when I run frm the command line like build the other project first and things like that?
Kindly help.
Sowmya Mulukutla,
UAB
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How are you compiling it from the command line? Are you using the makefile generated by Visual Studio or are you directly using the C# compiler?
If you are using the C# compiler, you need to use the /r switch to refer to the dll(s) which you added as a reference in Visual Studio.
Regards
Senthil
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Hi Senthil,
Thank You very much. I am using the C# Compiler.
As you said "If you are using the C# compiler, you need to use the /r switch to refer to the dll(s) which you added as a reference in Visual Studio."
What does the /r mean? And how and where can I refer to the dll of the added reference in the Visual Studio? Do you mean, I have to add the reference at the command line also, using this /r switch? If so, can you please tell me where I can get more tutorial on this, or if you could be generous enough to take some time off to elucidate this concept.
Thank You,
Sowmya Mulukutla,
UAB
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Hi there
I would really appreciate some code on how to capture a picture using a webcam and also storing this picture in a database eg.MS Access.I am really struggling to get this going.
uni1985
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I believe there is a codeproject article on this very thing if you search. As far as storing things in a database, there is also a lot of material on doing this; basically it involves serializing the image into a byte[], then storing that byte[] as data type binary or data type image in the database.
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I often use static for my function (in n-tier projects) but i see that almost others projects do not use static, they use public for their functions. I don't know what's the weak point of static functions, can someone helps me?
Thanks!
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The public keyword is an access modifier controlling access to that member, where as the static keyword causes the member to become part of the type rather than bound to a specific object. You might find the information in the C# Programmer's Reference on the public[^] keyword and static[^] keyword helpful as well.
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In my opinion there is nothing wrong with static functions. Just be sure not to use them too much. Otherwise you wont need an object oriented language 
In daily programming I declare all functions static which are not accessing/modifying any class fields.
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Yeah! I think that the point! Acctually, i can set all my functions in my class to be static. But in that case my project is not object oriented anymore
I thinks maybe i should reset some functions to be public (may be Insert function to be public and add some properties to my class).
Thanks a lot!
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I am debugging a C# service that opens a file from a folder in the bin/debug folder. I was having issues opening this file and when I finally could get the debugger attached to the process, it wasn't finding the path.
The background of this app is that it started as a console application that worked perfectly. Then the powers that be decided to make it a Windows service.
I finally put in a quick variable to get the path and found out that the path (C:\Windows\Application\Scripts) is prefaced by "@file:\C:\Windows\Application\Scripts".
Is the "file:\" there because of debugging or is that the way the service works in getting it's path?
Any help is much appreciated.
Eric C. Tomlinson
Fear is the mind killer.
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Here's the solution I was able to trace down.
System.Reflection.Module[] modules = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetModules();<br />
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string m_ScriptPath = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName (modules[0].FullyQualifiedName);<br />
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if ((m_ScriptPath != "") && (m_ScriptPath[m_ScriptPath.Length-1] != '\\'))<br />
{<br />
m_ScriptPath += '\\';<br />
}
Enjoy!
Fear is the mind killer.
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