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Printing

Dylan van Heerden9-Jan-06 20:10

Dylan van Heerden

9-Jan-06 20:10

Hi
Does anyone have an example to print a statement?

Thank you,
D

Re: Printing

PrakashBhaskar9-Jan-06 20:26

PrakashBhaskar

9-Jan-06 20:26

Hi,
where did you have your statement if it is in aspx page write the following code on body onload event, it will automatically print this page.

Thanks
Warm Regards
Prakash-B

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Anup20069-Jan-06 18:21

Anup2006

9-Jan-06 18:21

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Re: How To Get The Row Count Of Datagrid Including Automatically Generated Row

Maqsood Ahmed9-Jan-06 18:49

Maqsood Ahmed

9-Jan-06 18:49

Hello,
You can get the CurrencyManager and access its Count property.

CurrencyManager cm = dataGrid.BindingContext[dataGrid.DataSource] as CurrencyManager;<br />
if(cm != null)<br />
  int count = cm.List.Count; //Total rows in the grid.

HTH. Cheers Smile | :)

Maqsood Ahmed - MCAD.net
Kolachi Advanced Technologies
http://www.kolachi.net

Re: How To Get The Row Count Of Datagrid Including Automatically Generated Row

Anup20069-Jan-06 22:50

Anup2006

9-Jan-06 22:50

:(It is not working for me.If i'm having 2 rows the count is showing as 1 ???

Anup

Hex question

Tom Wright9-Jan-06 11:23

Tom Wright

9-Jan-06 11:23

in MFC if I wanted a hex value in a string I could put in \x04. How do I add hex to a string in C#. Do I do it the same?

Thanks

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Re: Hex question

Curtis Schlak.9-Jan-06 11:46

Curtis Schlak.

9-Jan-06 11:46

Yes.

You can also use Unicode. "\u0082" == "\x82".

"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty

Bar Code Reading

thepolishguy9-Jan-06 9:57

thepolishguy

9-Jan-06 9:57

I need to create a program that reads in bar codes. Would you be able to suggest how I might go about that task? Thanks

Re: Bar Code Reading

Tom Wright9-Jan-06 10:37

Tom Wright

9-Jan-06 10:37

Most bar code readers stand in between the end-user and the keyboard. So that when you scan a barcode it's as if they typed in the numbers on a keyboard. So just place your cursor where it needs to go and scan a bar code. It should fill. I've tried this with the USB as well as the PS2 barcode readers. The PS2 connects to the keyboard PS2 port on the PC and then with a "Y" cable that the keyboard plugs into.

Good luck

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Re: Bar Code Reading

thepolishguy9-Jan-06 11:07

thepolishguy

9-Jan-06 11:07

Thank you. That will make life relatively easy for me.

Parsing a string

Tom Wright9-Jan-06 9:55

Tom Wright

9-Jan-06 9:55

I've writtne a program that receives a string via TCP/IP. This string is made up of different data fixed fields. Sort of like thisissomedatablahblahblah. So if I know the field lenghts is there a way to copy data starting at a particular spot and reading for a particular length and returning that data?

Something like ReadTo(6, 4) which would return the word "some".

Thanks

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Re: Parsing a string

Guffa9-Jan-06 9:59

Guffa

9-Jan-06 9:59

Look at the Substring method of the string class.

---
b { font-weight: normal; }

Re: Parsing a string

galinace9-Jan-06 10:01

galinace

9-Jan-06 10:01

Hi,

There is a methode you can use for that.
Here is an example from the one you wrotte :

int startIndex = 6;
int Length = 4;
string MyString = "thisissomedatablahblahblah";
string SubString = MyString.Substring(startIndex, Length);

Hop that can help

string.Compare using wildcards

melanieab9-Jan-06 9:40

melanieab

9-Jan-06 9:40

Hi,
I'm trying to search a datagrid/datatable using string.Compare, and doing something wrong when trying to use wildcards. I have searchThis as the string to search for, which works fine with string.Compare(search, searchThis);. But when I try to make searchThis = "*" + searchThis + "*"; it doesn't work. I'm sure it's pretty simple, but haven't been able to find the answer yet.
Thanks for any help!
Mel

Re: string.Compare using wildcards

Dave Kreskowiak9-Jan-06 10:09

Dave Kreskowiak

9-Jan-06 10:09

The Compare method doesn't support wildcards.

If you want to search entire strings with wildcard support, you'll have to use Regular Expressions[^].

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Re: string.Compare using wildcards

melanieab9-Jan-06 10:21

melanieab

9-Jan-06 10:21

Thanks!
Mel

Number Format

mtone9-Jan-06 9:29

mtone

9-Jan-06 9:29

I am trying to display a number with two places to right of decimal. When the number diplays it truncates the trailling zero. I want to see .50 but I see .5

after I changed my datatype in the database to decimal from float. the number shows up like 2.25000009944

can someone tell me how do I display 1.50 with the zero in the database and the UI (web form). I tried looking for formatting in help but i can seem to get it right.

Thanks

Re: Number Format

galinace9-Jan-06 9:55

galinace

9-Jan-06 9:55

Hi,

I think you should look around string.Foramt() methode which can have parameter like NumberFormatInfo MSDN

Or, like this example, you can use the ToString() methode :

string NumberPrettyPrint(int number){
	// Gets a NumberFormatInfo associated with the en-US culture.
	NumberFormatInfo nfi = new CultureInfo( "en-US", false ).NumberFormat;
	nfi.NumberDecimalDigits = 2;

	return number.ToString("N", nfi);
}

Hope that can help

C# With Crystal reports

idreesbadshah9-Jan-06 8:02

idreesbadshah

9-Jan-06 8:02

I have loaded crystal report with a line graph in C#. now i want to change graph from line graph to bar or any other graph using C# code.what should i do.in other words i want to pass chart type from C# to crystal report . Have any body some idea about it

MSN Messenger Plus! Add In

Tom Moore9-Jan-06 7:35

Tom Moore

9-Jan-06 7:35

Hi,

It's been a while since I've posted in here!
Last Time I was using Visual Studio 2003.NET and mainly using C# Version 1.1
and C++.NET 1.1.

I'll be getting Visual Studio 2005 this week hopefully.
I know it came out in November, but Im not from the US, good ole England, and we're just getting over here.

Amazon UK Visual Studio 2005 Release Date : January 27, 2006 -
Visual Studio 2005 @ Amazon UK

I'm now coding in C# 2.0, using Visual C# Express and Visual Basic.Net Express
and hopefully moving onto C++.NET 2.0 as well. The Managed Framework looks wicked! Cool | :cool:

Anyway all that has nothing to do with why im posting.

Im trying to write a Plugin for MSN Messenger Plus plugin that changes the personal message like the 'What I'm Listening To' when you use Windows Media Player or Itunes.

I've seen a .NET plugin that changes the nick, but i'm wondering if anyone has found out how to change the personal message. Any .NET Language will be fine.

Thanks Tom

Re: MSN Messenger Plus! Add In

Tom Moore9-Jan-06 7:41

Tom Moore

9-Jan-06 7:41

Its Okay!

I did look around and saw documentation for something called Toaster!

I thought this would bringing up a dialog box in MSN Messenger toasting to someone!

But the actual feature for the personal message is called Toaster, so its okay.

But please provide content if you like.

Thanks again

Tom

How to use ExitWindowsEx function in C#

largs9-Jan-06 6:37

largs

9-Jan-06 6:37

Please show me how to call ExitWindowsEx function in user32.dll in .NET.I've tried this:

[DllImport("user32.dll")]
private static extern int ExitWindowsEx(int dwReserved, int uReturnCode );

public static void Main()
{
ExitWindowsEx(0,0)
}

This previous code can log off the computer but when i change it to ExitWindowsEx(1,0) nothing happen.i dont understand clearly about these parameters's meanings.So please explain more clearly for me.Tnx lots

Re: How to use ExitWindowsEx function in C#

Ravi Bhavnani9-Jan-06 6:59

Ravi Bhavnani

9-Jan-06 6:59

The calling process requires the SE_SHUTDOWN_NAME privilege in order to shutdown the system. Also see InitiateSystemShutdownEx()[^].

/ravi

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Re: How to use ExitWindowsEx function in C#

minhpc_bk9-Jan-06 14:04

minhpc_bk

9-Jan-06 14:04

Hi there,
While you want to get help from CodeProject, but your username can make people here really annoyed, it's not polite Frown | :(

(or do you think people don't know Vietnamese?)

Re: How to use ExitWindowsEx function in C#

Nish Nishant9-Jan-06 16:27

Nish Nishant

9-Jan-06 16:27

minhpc_bk wrote:
(or do you think people don't know Vietnamese?)

Regards,
Nish

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