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sorry to bother you again.
"inside the create method, just after the call to initialisecomponents:
theControl.RefreshTree = new ControlType.ClickEvent(this.RefreshEvent);"
i could not get the concept of this line.
where this line is to be written in the main form or in the control.
if i write this line inthe main form after the call to initialisecomponents.
PatientDetails.RefreshTree = new PatientDetails.ClickEvent(this.RefreshEvent);
where PatientDetails is my usercontrol and frmMain is my Main form.
it gives me this error
e:\PRJVITREORETINAL\frmMain.cs(54): An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property 'PRJVITREORETINAL.PatientDetails.RefreshTree'
thanks
monica
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monica2k wrote:
where this line is to be written in the main form or in the control.
monica2k wrote:
if i write this line inthe main form after the call to initialisecomponents.
That's correct.
monica2k wrote:
An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property
You've put the class name, instead of the name of an instance of the class.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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hi Christian
i am writing these statements inthe usercontrol do i have to do anything else. this refreshtree always is coming null and doing nothing
public delegate void ClickEvent();
public ClickEvent RefreshTree = null;
private void button1_Click_1(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
if (RefreshTree != null) RefreshTree();
}
thanks
monica
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Yeah, like I said:
in the mainform:
void RefreshEvent()
{
theTree.Invalidate();
}
inside the create method, just after the call to initialisecomponents:
theControl.RefreshTree = new ControlType.ClickEvent(this.RefreshEvent);
RefreshTree is just a name. You set the ClickEvent to be null, and when you check, it's still null. It needs to be give a value of a method in the main form.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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hi Christian
is there any other way to do that. i cannot make it to work.
thanks
monica
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Hi monica. No, no there is no other way that I can think of. What part is not working for you ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Look i will explain what i am doing i have a main form in which on a menu click a usercontrol is loaded that is patientdetails. now if i click on a button on usercontrol i need a tree control that is on the Main form to get refreshed. i have done evrything similar to what u said but whenever i click on the button on usercontrol it does nothing.
This is the code for menuitme click to load usercontrol
PatientDetails PatDetails = new PatientDetails();
PatDetails.Visible = true;
PatDetails.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
MainPanel.Controls.Clear();
MainPanel.Controls.Add(PatDetails);
this is refresh function in the mainform
void RefreshEvent()
{
MessageBox.Show("Hi");
}
this is main form code after intialize function
// PatientDetails pd= new PatientDetails();
// pd.RefreshTree = new PatientDetails.ClickEvent(this.RefreshEvent);
in usercontrol this the button code and delegate refrence.
private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
if (RefreshTree != null) RefreshTree();
}
public delegate void ClickEvent();
public ClickEvent RefreshTree = null;
pls tell me where and what i am doing wrong
thanks
monica
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monica2k wrote:
PatientDetails PatDetails = new PatientDetails();
PatDetails.Visible = true;
PatDetails.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
MainPanel.Controls.Clear();
MainPanel.Controls.Add(PatDetails);
this is refresh function in the mainform
Ah... If your PatientDetails object is created on the fly, this is also where you need to set up the event. Something like
PatDetails.RefreshEvent = new PatientDetails.ClickEvent(this.RefreshEvent);
What you did is create a NEW PatientDetails object, and assign it ( and only it ) to have this event.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Thanks a lot Christian
my problem is solved
monica
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No worries. I said to put the code under InitializeComponents because I assuemd the control had been added in the designer. The point was just to do it after the control was created, but as soon as possible.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Hi everybody!
I've got this code:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Car audi80 = ....
Car vw_beetle = ....
ArrayList cars = new ArrayList();
foreach(Car c in this method)
cars.Add(c);
}
Now I need to fill an ArrayList with all Car-classes I've defined in the Main-Method. How would I do the foreach-loop to find all variables of a certain type and add them to the ArrayList?
thanks
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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You can't. You need to rethink your approach. Perhaps you should just add them one by one as you create them.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Ok, thanks.
It was just for testing purposes until I create a GUI so that the user can add them manually, so it's no problem.
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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i've started my first project for a console .exe
Otherwise the main static function i would to create other function but if i doesn't use static keyword i can compile correctly, why?
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Hi,
by clicking an execute button from my C# Application I want to start a process, that executes the DOS command window (C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe) and automatically run an explicit command, like "cd.." or "cd\" or "copy...".
I thought, it works like "Process.Start("iexplore.exe","http://www.google.de"). How can I realize it?
Regards,
Axel
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Write some thing like
ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo("cmd.exe");
startInfo.Arguments="/c help";
Process.Start(startInfo);
MCAD
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Thank you.
But how do I have to arrange it to have the window kept open? (to see what happens)
Are there further beginning strings like "/C" for the argument?
Regards,
Axel
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How can i get a client application to write an exception log file on a different computer (the server)?
r
John
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By giving it a network path to write to, and the file/network permissions to allow that.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I hear a lot about "managed resources" versus "unmanaged resources"...for example, as it relates to implementing the disposal method pattern. What's the difference between the two?
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A managed resource is something that the garbage collector can remove without affecting other systems. Like an array of strings.
An unmanaged resource is something that the garbage collector can not control. Like a database connection.
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we are making client/server application, we have client machine, application server and database server,
first I want to know what are the pitfalls of making all clients connect to database using single instance of connection placed on server that's mean that we will define database connection on the server and open it all the time??
second I want to know what are the benefits of making each application user connect to the same database user (ex. sa)??
if any one know anything bout this subject , please response asap
Thanks,
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rmedo wrote:
first I want to know what are the pitfalls of making all clients connect to database using single instance of connection placed on server that's mean that we will define database connection on the server and open it all the time??
Contention. If more than one user tries to use the database at a time, they will have to wait.
rmedo wrote:
second I want to know what are the benefits of making each application user connect to the same database user (ex. sa)??
It means you can more easily set up a connection pool, because all connections are usable by everyone. It also means that it's easier to set up the database, because there's no real permissions layer. However, this means you need to enforce your permissions in code.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Thanks for your response,
i want to know if it better to connect all application users to same database user or there is will be a database user for each application user
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