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Re: Add data to an ArrayList

Duif17-Dec-05 9:36

Duif

17-Dec-05 9:36

Hi again Robert, can you also tell me, how i get the data from the ArrayList added to a DataGridView....???

I thought, that i could do it in the DataGridView properties, datasource...

Helge

Re: Add data to an ArrayList

Robert Rohde17-Dec-05 21:06

Robert Rohde

17-Dec-05 21:06

Depends a little bit on how you bound your data but here are two alternatives:

//1. Access values by row and column number and cast
string nr = (string)_entriesGridView[2, 3].Value;

//2. access via the DataSource property
//get the arraylist
ArrayList list = (ArrayList)_entriesGridView.DataSource;
//get entry
Kamp kamp = (Kamp)list[2];
//and value
string nr = Kamp.Nr;

ListView question

QzRz17-Dec-05 5:33

QzRz

17-Dec-05 5:33

Hi
I have created a ListView, with View put to Details.
Added a few items, and gave them some subItems.
Then I changed the background colour on all the
items and subItems.

Then when I click on one item it the background on the
first subitem gets gray, and the other subitems get
a white background.

Is it possible to make all the subitems the same colour,
when the item is selected?

Thanks
QzRz

Re: ListView question

cmaissan17-Dec-05 8:43

cmaissan

17-Dec-05 8:43

In the properties for the ListView control you will see a property named "FullRowSelect". Set this property to true.

-Chris

Re: ListView question

QzRz17-Dec-05 9:22

QzRz

17-Dec-05 9:22

It works now Smile | :)

Thanks!

Print the contents of an entire form

rikkemus17-Dec-05 5:12

rikkemus

17-Dec-05 5:12

Is it possible to print your entire form, with pictureboxes etc.

I know you can use ControlPaint.Button etc to print my controls, but what if i had an entire form(not mainmenu and the things above) i wished to output to my printer?

Re: Print the contents of an entire form

Robert Rohde17-Dec-05 5:50

Robert Rohde

17-Dec-05 5:50

Have you tried searching for print form[^]?

Re: Print the contents of an entire form

rikkemus17-Dec-05 9:20

rikkemus

17-Dec-05 9:20

Yes but those examples doesnt really do what i want, it has shortcomings when it comes to pictureboxes etc.

In old vb6.0 you could print an entire form, with PrintForm. MSDN makes an example where they Screenshot the memory for the drawed form(since printform isnt in .net), but if some part of the form is outside the screen, it cant dump that.

To me it sound logically, that you should be able to extract the drawed form somehow, even though it isnt on screen. Perhaps build a shadow of it in memory? and then memcpy that to the printerdocument.

Re: Print the contents of an entire form

Robert Rohde17-Dec-05 21:13

Robert Rohde

17-Dec-05 21:13

You could probably have a look at the WM_PRINT and WM_PRINTCLIENT apis. If I remember correctly they nearly did the same thing as WM_PAINT did with the difference not having an invalid area (i.e. outside of the screen).

C# question...

QzRz17-Dec-05 2:58

QzRz

17-Dec-05 2:58

Hi
I have created a new Project in VS2003, and added a WindowsForm.
I want the to forms to "communicate". When i call from one to another
I usually create:
public static string/bool/int/etc.
But i want it to do it to:
public static void.

I have done it like this,
public static void Hello()
{
HelloWorld();
}
Where the HelloWorld get data from "private void HelloWorld()"
But that does not work it gives me the error:
'SkoleTing.MainForm.XmlData' denotes a 'field' where a 'class' was expected

I have no clue what I can use instead of the "static", because it is obvious
that I cannot use "static" in this case?

Can anyone help me how to do this?

Thanks
QzRz

Re: C# question...

Michael P Butler17-Dec-05 3:49

Michael P Butler

17-Dec-05 3:49

Is this what you are looking for?[^]

Michael

CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

Re: C# question...

QzRz17-Dec-05 3:59

QzRz

17-Dec-05 3:59

Yes, it was exactly what I was looking for Smile | :)

Thanks!

Registry Permissions

Yevgeny Efter17-Dec-05 2:58

Yevgeny Efter

17-Dec-05 2:58

Hello!

I need to set permissions to some registry keys...

Maybe anyone knows how can I do it?

Thanks!

Re: Registry Permissions

Jared Parsons17-Dec-05 11:08

Jared Parsons

17-Dec-05 11:08

To do this without a lot of time spent on interop code, you're going to need v2.0 because it exposes permissions and access control inside .NET. Check out this page for reference.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/microsoft.win32.registrykey.setaccesscontrol.aspx[^]

Jared Parsons
jaredp@beanseed.org
http://spaces.msn.com/members/jaredp/

WebBrowser control

E.Pimenov17-Dec-05 2:34

E.Pimenov

17-Dec-05 2:34

Good day.

My name is Eugene.

I have a problem with WebBrowser control from .NET FrameWork 2.0 in my project.

My project (C#) is Form with WebBrowser control on it.
I'm loading in WebBrowser other project (ActiveX Document DLL from Visual Studio 6.0):

webBrowser1.navigate("C:\\Test.vbd");

Next, I'm receive the event:

private void webBrowser1_DocumentCompleted(object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e)
{
if (webBrowser1.Document != null)
{
// trying get public properties of "Test.vbd" project
}
}

All it's well, but webBrowser1.Document property always equal null.
Although the page loaded correct and event is raising, I can't get access
to the "Test.vbd" interface.

When I use old WebBrowser control (from Visual Studio 6.0) in my C# project,
I get access to "Test.vbd" interface with "pDisp" parameter of event:

void objBrowser_DocumentComplete(object sender, AxSHDocVw.DWebBrowserEvents2_DocumentCompleteEvent e)
{
SHDocVw.IWebBrowser2 pIBrowser = (SHDocVw.IWebBrowser2)e.pDisp;
...

Can you help me? How can I use new WebBrowser control to get access to "Test.vbd" interface?

Thank you.

-- modified at 8:38 Saturday 17th December, 2005

Please tell me...

KORCARI17-Dec-05 1:19

KORCARI

17-Dec-05 1:19

Hi Im a beginner and I want to ask maybe a strange question.Please dont judge me...Which is the best book for a fast improvment in C#...Thank you very much.

Re: Please tell me...

AETaylor17-Dec-05 5:51

AETaylor

17-Dec-05 5:51

Professional C#[^] did the trick for me.

generate user id

marmosha16-Dec-05 23:06

marmosha

16-Dec-05 23:06

hi all, do any of you have an idea about the methods that used to generate user id?
i think it is called GUID,,
thank you for any help

marmosha

Re: generate user id

Colin Angus Mackay16-Dec-05 23:38

Colin Angus Mackay

16-Dec-05 23:38

marmosha wrote:
do any of you have an idea about the methods that used to generate user id?
i think it is called GUID

Well, strictly speaking a GUID is a Globally Unique Identifier rather than just a User ID. Of course, you can use them as user IDs, especially if there are many distributed computers generating the IDs because the algorithm used is supposed to guarantee uniqueness.

See: System.Guid.NewGuid[^]

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How can I get objects sequently???

Sina_Ad16-Dec-05 19:16

Sina_Ad

16-Dec-05 19:16

Hi
I have 90 textbox and I want to manage them
their names are finished with two numbers that help me to manage but I cant call them
I should manage them like this
textbox11.hide();
textbox22.hide(); and so on
how can i manage them by their name???

Re: How can I get objects sequently???

mav.northwind16-Dec-05 20:33

mav.northwind

16-Dec-05 20:33

Hi!

First of all you should consider modifying your design!
Can you really tell by heart what textbox67 is used for? I strongly doubt that having 90 textboxes on a single form will produce a practical user interface...

Nevertheless, you can iterate over your Form's Controls collection like this:

foreach (Control c in this.Controls)
{
  if ((c.Name == "textbox47" || c.Name == "textbox83") && textbox77.Text!="")
  {
    c.Hide();
  }
}

Regards,
mav

Re: How can I get objects sequently???

Dave Kreskowiak17-Dec-05 8:35

Dave Kreskowiak

17-Dec-05 8:35

90 TextBoxes on a single form?!?!?! Are all of these textboxes really related to the purpose of the form, or are you dividing the form up into sections with each section doing something different?

Just my humble opinion, but...
Watch as the mouse pointer goes to the Start button, a click is heard, then Control Panels, and again on Add/Remove Programs... Oh! The carnage, as your app is removed by the users because of a clunky, confusing, yet convoluted interface...

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

LookupEdit of DevExpress

nps_ltv16-Dec-05 16:47

nps_ltv

16-Dec-05 16:47

Hi,

I'm using a LookUpEdit in my XtraGrid, which I connect to a datasource at
runtime. When I select a value from the LookUpEdit, everythings fine, the
selected value is shown in the cell, but when this cell loses its focus, the
cell becomes empty.

When I use a ComboBox which I manually fill at runtime, I do not have this
problem.

Any Ideas on solving this problem? Please help me!

Thanks.

NPS.

Re: LookupEdit of DevExpress

AETaylor17-Dec-05 2:54

AETaylor

17-Dec-05 2:54

Have you set the Properties.DisplayMember & Properties.ValueMember?

Re: LookupEdit of DevExpress

nps_ltv18-Dec-05 14:36

nps_ltv

18-Dec-05 14:36

Yes.

NPS.

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