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Public Function Get_Reg(ByVal RegPath As String, ByVal RegKey As String, ByVal target As String) As Object
Dim Reg As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
Dim RegMain As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
Try
Reg = Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive.LocalMachine, target)
RegMain = Reg.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\" & RegPath)
Return RegMain.GetValue(RegKey, "")
Catch ex As Exception
Return Nothing
Exit Function
End Try
Reg.Close()
Reg = Nothing
End Function
Please convert this to c# code....
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public object Get_Reg(string RegPath, string RegKey, string target) {
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey Reg;
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey RegMain;
try {
Reg = Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive.LocalMachine, target);
RegMain = Reg.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\\" + RegPath);
return RegMain.GetValue(RegKey, "");
}
catch(Exception ex) {
return null;
}
// FOLLOWING CODE WILL NEVER BE EXECUTED!!!
Reg.Close();
Reg = null;
}
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using Microsoft.Win32;
...
public object Get_Reg(string regPath, string regKey, string target)
{
RegistryKey reg = null;
RegistryKey regMain = null;
try
{
reg = RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey(RegistryHive.LocalMachine, target);
regMain = reg.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\\" + RegPath);
return regMain.GetValue(regKey, string.Empty);
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
return null;
}
finally
{
if(reg != null)
{
reg.Close();
}
}
}
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how about this one.. this one might be difficult....
Private Function Decrypt_Key(ByVal bProductKey() As Byte) As String
Dim ilByte As Long
Dim ilKeyByte As Long
Dim nCur As Integer
Dim RetKey As New System.Text.StringBuilder
Dim bKeyChars() As Char = {"B", "C", "D", "F", "G", "H", "J", "K", "M", "P", "Q", "R", "T", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "2", "3", "4", "6", "7", "8", "9"}
For ilByte = 24 To 0 Step -1
nCur = 0
For ilKeyByte = 14 To 0 Step -1
nCur = nCur * 256 Xor bProductKey(ilKeyByte)
bProductKey(ilKeyByte) = Int(nCur / 24)
nCur = nCur Mod 24
Next ilKeyByte
RetKey.Insert(0, bKeyChars(nCur))
If ilByte Mod 5 = 0 AndAlso ilByte <> 0 Then RetKey.Insert(0, "-")
Next ilByte
Return RetKey.ToString
End Function
Im am SUPER P
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Let me show you my secret weapon: Lutz Reflector[^]. Point it to a dll or exe built in Visual Basic.NET, and it can show you the corresponding code in C#. It's a great tool and will help you with your conversion process.
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Judah Himango wrote: Let me show you my secret weapon: Lutz Reflector[^]. Point it to a dll or exe built in Visual Basic.NET, and it can show you the corresponding code in C#. It's a great tool and will help you with your conversion process.
It says C to VB... does it have a reverse convertion?
Im am SUPER P
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If it says "C to VB" it has to be a typo. Reflector shows compiled code as IL, C#, VB , Delphi, MC++ or Chrome. There is no conversion from one language to another, and there is no C code.
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-- modified at 12:31 Friday 24th February, 2006
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i think you have sent the wrong converter.. its really a c# to vb converter...
do you have a yahoo messenger?
Im am SUPER P
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It isn't a converter; it is a decompiler that can decompile any .NET code into C#, VB.NET, IL, and a few others. Just load up your dll that you want converted to C#, then view the disassembled code in C#.
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public object Get_Reg(string RegPath, string RegKey, string target) {
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey Reg;
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey RegMain;
try {
Reg = Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive.LocalMachine, target);
RegMain = Reg.OpenSubKey(("SOFTWARE\\" + RegPath));
return RegMain.GetValue(RegKey, "");
}
catch (Exception ex) {
return null;
// TODO: Exit Function: Warning!!! Need to return the value
return;
}
Reg.Close();
Reg = null;
}
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Hi
I have two store procedur for update data in two table.For example t1,t2.
t1 is realeted with t2 and t1 have id_n(pk),name columns,t2 have id_n(fk),tel(ok).But the problem is if i add data to t1 and bye some reason(exception) i don't add to t2.I will not have related name with number how to solv this problem?
1.If i make one store procedure from this two.
2.If exist pleas tell me.))
good bye
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Thank u for hepl
best regards
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Iam trying to overload all operators using linked lists . I need some help regarding how to
go with it and what could tbe code be like.
Will really appreciate help in this regard . Looking forward to a positive response .
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Overload all operators using linked lists? Operators on what class?
For your info, the LinkedList class[^] is built into .NET 2.0
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I really appreciate the help but iam trying to use C++ way of linked list creation in C#
without using C# linked list class . Its my assignment. I really need help regardng that .
Like
in C++ Ptr->node
here iam using Node.Prev.Next; ecetera i really need help in this . Will appreciate any input.
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Instead of the C++ pointer to the next node, just declare a node reference to the next node in C#:
class LinkedListNode
{
LinkedListNode next;
...
}
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Hi,
Is there any who know how i can check it a user have pit an parameter behind the application name?
ie. myapp.exe parameter
I want to load a text file into a text field, and would like to know if it was possible to find out if the file could be loaded with a parameter like myapp.exe "C:\mytext.text" if im not not wrong this is also the way file extentions are loaded when you register an extention to your application.
Marker
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Use the property Environment.CommandLine to see the full commandline (including the program itself).
Or use the method Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()
string cmd = Environment.CommandLine;<br />
string[] cmds = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs();<br />
You can check for if (cmds.Length == 2)
cmds[0] will be the path of your app, and cmds[1] (if it exists) will be the first parameter after it
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great thanks! This was just what i needed.
Cheers.
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If you're asking how to know if your app has been started with command lines, yes. In your static void Main(string[] args) function, args will contain any parameters passed to your app.
Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit.
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Judah Himango
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Hi all,
I've just coded an add-in with .net2003, now if others want to use my add-in, they must download my add-in solution and build it, then install the add-in. If they just download the setup(.msi .exe .ini) files and install the add-in, .net2003 will throw unknow exception when connect the add-in.
why? Now I know some assembly will be registered through the building, but do the users must register the assembly through building the project? the setup files can not do this?
Dilly
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I have been having a problem with my Form (Design) window in studio 2005. I am developing what is essentially a database front end and have a single winform with a splitter with a tree control on one side, and a tab control on the other. The tab control has one or two datagridview controls on each of about 8 tabs, with some of the tabs having dropdowns and textboxes each with a label. One of my tabs has a sub tab control with a single datagridview on it as well. My problem is that when I make a code change anywhere in the project, my design window does not refresh very quickly (5 - 10 seconds) and sometimes does not refresh at all and locks up (closing and the re-open resolves). I opened a call with Microsoft and they basically said that I had too many controls on a single winform, and that I should use a more powerful machine. (I have a P4 3.4GHz with 1G ram)
Has anyone else had similar issues with the design window, and if so is there a way to stop it from refreshing with every single minor code change?
Robert
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I've had plenty of designer issues with 2005, everything from unresponsiveness, to the "cannot load xyz..." errors, to outright silent crashes of VS. The best way I see to deal with the designer is to close all designer windows before you build your project. If you've made a change to a cross-project control, make sure to rebuild that control. Open the designer. If you get any designer errors, do a Clean Solution (or optionally, delete the bin and obj directores in your solution projects) and do a rebuild of the solution. This solves most of my designer issues.
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