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Re: StreamReader/Writer speed

Phil J Pearson23-Jan-06 9:29

Phil J Pearson

23-Jan-06 9:29

OK. My comment was based on the code you show, which only does a single two-character concatenation.

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tota_122-Jan-06 11:35

tota_1

22-Jan-06 11:35

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Re: boolean equation

Christian Graus22-Jan-06 11:45

Christian Graus

22-Jan-06 11:45

tota_1 wrote:
Thank alot but i need it urgently

First of all, if this isn't homework, I can't imagine what you'd need this for. Therefore, you need to do your own homework.

Secondly, saying 'I need it urgently' is plain rude - people on this forum will help you of their own free will, they are not beholden to you in any way, nor can you demand a time frame. Try to do your own homework, ask some specific questions when you're stuck, and we'll try to help, when we can.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Re: boolean equation

Paul Conrad22-Jan-06 14:58

Paul Conrad

22-Jan-06 14:58

Yes, please do not waste people's time with your homework Mad | :mad:

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This wasn't meant for Christian but for tota_1...

Re: boolean equation

Dave Kreskowiak22-Jan-06 16:00

Dave Kreskowiak

22-Jan-06 16:00

You might want to reply to the original poster, not Christian. I don't think he needs to be told how not to post his "homework" questions.

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Re: boolean equation

DavidNohejl22-Jan-06 20:57

DavidNohejl

22-Jan-06 20:57

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
I don't think he needs to be told how not to post his "homework" questions.

LOL

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Re: boolean equation

Paul Conrad23-Jan-06 3:27

Paul Conrad

23-Jan-06 3:27

Oops, my bad, I meant the original poster. Thanks for the correction.
Yes, Christian probably DOES NOT need any help with "homework." Laugh | :laugh:

Paul

Final Package creation

ranzask22-Jan-06 11:13

ranzask

22-Jan-06 11:13

Hello ,

I want a good and easy tutorial of how to compile and build the final package.

It should contain:
1. EXE file
2. Needed Dll's.
3. Few Wavs (sound) files.
4. FrameWork deploiment if the user will need)

and if posible i want it to have only 1 EXE file that the user must run and it will install it all.

p.s: what about the start menu and desktop link? just like the old VB did..

Realy thanks alot,
Ran.

R.Z

Re: Final Package creation

ekynox22-Jan-06 12:05

ekynox

22-Jan-06 12:05

have you tried googling "Setup and Deployment Projects" aspect of visual studio. Also there is an article on codeproject on how to setup and deploy projects using visual studio (i think!!!).

Enjoy!

edit:
try this http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/April/SetupProjects.asp

how to launch Internet Explorer with a link

ranzask22-Jan-06 11:08

ranzask

22-Jan-06 11:08

Hi all,

I want to be able to call from my program and run Internet Explorer with a specific link.

what is the easiest way that takes less effort and resources?

Thanks,
Ran

R.Z

Re: how to launch Internet Explorer with a link

Ravi Bhavnani22-Jan-06 11:18

Ravi Bhavnani

22-Jan-06 11:18

string strLink = "http://ravib.com";
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start ("IExplore.exe", strLink);

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Re: how to launch Internet Explorer with a link

ranzask22-Jan-06 11:26

ranzask

22-Jan-06 11:26

Thanks.

i will try it.

Smile | :)

R.Z

Control Tab

webhay22-Jan-06 9:55

webhay

22-Jan-06 9:55

Hello ,

I need to move the focus on the next control when the user press on the Enter key.like he press the tab key.

Please help.

hoho,

Re: Control Tab

kourvoisier22-Jan-06 17:59

kourvoisier

22-Jan-06 17:59

what is the "next control" is it another tab page or a text button or text box or what.... give me some info to go off of....

Re: Control Tab

webhay23-Jan-06 5:14

webhay

23-Jan-06 5:14

thanks for your reply...

It is some of textboxs control i need the user to move from frist textbox to the next when he press enter.

Best Regards,
Hoho

Re: Control Tab

kourvoisier23-Jan-06 15:05

kourvoisier

23-Jan-06 15:05

Ever heard of hooking!!!

Check link below
http://www.codeproject.com/dll/keyboardhook.asp[^]

hope this helps...(touchy subject)
third party stuff....
http://www.torry.net/pages.php?id=238[^]

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ThreadPool usage

2hdass22-Jan-06 6:51

2hdass

22-Jan-06 6:51

How do I find out if the threads in the threadPool has finished their operation?? Confused | :confused:

Re: ThreadPool usage

Curtis Schlak.22-Jan-06 9:38

Curtis Schlak.

22-Jan-06 9:38

cannot find out if the threads in the default System.Threading.ThreadPool have ended.

To do this, you can roll your own like Ami Bar[^] does in this article[^].

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

Right to Left TabControl

Gamil Mohamad22-Jan-06 6:48

Gamil Mohamad

22-Jan-06 6:48

How can i make the tabpage button of a tabcontrol start from the right edge of the control with C# ?

M.Gamal

fire a parent control events from its childs events

Mike Jeferson22-Jan-06 5:24

Mike Jeferson

22-Jan-06 5:24

Hi friends
In my c# project I have a Main form with a panel1 on it and a user control named Thumbs in the solution ,
The panel1 hosting instances of thumbs as its child controls .the problem is that when mouse clicks on the
child controls of panel1 the Panel1_click event not fires but this works when the mouse locates between
the thumbs (gap erea) , so the question would be How is possible to fire a parent control event(here panel1)
from its child controls(here thumbs) events?
Please If some of you knows ho to get trough let me know with some code if possible.

thanks.
M.Jaf

Re: fire a parent control events from its childs events

Curtis Schlak.22-Jan-06 9:43

Curtis Schlak.

22-Jan-06 9:43

You can subscribe the Panel to the child Thumbs' Click event. Then, when the Thumb get clicked, the Panel will know about it and you can call its OnClick method.

Note, to do this, you'll need to subclass Panel.

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

Equation editor

f_popovic22-Jan-06 4:43

f_popovic

22-Jan-06 4:43

Hi! I need to display math equations in C# application. Unfortunately, seems like Microsoft Equation editor files (EXE and DLL) are not COM components, so i can't add it in VS controls toolbox. Does anyone have idea how to acomplish this?

Any other idea (not using Microsoft Equation)?

Thanks in advance!

DataAccessors

zebos22-Jan-06 3:13

zebos

22-Jan-06 3:13

Ive got a problem. i have made a classlibrary with dataclasses and a classlibary with data-accessorclasses (in which i use sqlqueries to get data from an sqldatabase). i try to import these classes in a webservice.
When i type "using DataClasses" (the dataclasses library), there isno problem at all.
But when i type "using DataAccessors" it doesnt recognises it. I've added the references, so that's not the problem. I also tried changing the name, but thats no problem either...
Any ideas?

Thx, Peter

how i chang culture in control panel

amrosaad22-Jan-06 0:04

amrosaad

22-Jan-06 0:04

how i chang culture in control panel in runtime in my program
I WANT chang clender type and short date format

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Re: how i chang culture in control panel

Guffa22-Jan-06 4:24

Guffa

22-Jan-06 4:24

Are you really sure that you want to do that? I would be pretty pissed if I ran a program and found out that it had changed my user settings.

Isn't it the default culture of the current thread that you want to change?

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