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that was a simple demo. while in real conversions are made.
Thanks for suggestions.
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Where the values come from when you construct the query is quite irrelevant. It's just another non-parameterized query.
A parameterized query is generally preferred.
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Hello,
Is not there any method available to make an Array with only Unique elements in C# ? after calling the method, the Array must get rid of all duplicate elements.
Thanks
Emran
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Have a look at the free PowerCollections library.
http://www.wintellect.com/[^]
You have to register to access it but registration is free and you won't get spammed! 
Oh, I'm assuming you're using .NET 2.0?
Kevin
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Hi Kevin.
Yes, I am using .NET 2.0 C# Express. Wont the code snippet work for .NET 2.0 ?
Emran
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OK, I've found an example I wrote a while back using the PowerCollections library.
<code>
int[] source = { 1, 4, 4, 6, 1, 2, 2, 3, 1, 6, 6, 6, 5, 7, 5, 4, 4 };
List<int> list = new List<int>(source);
list.Sort();
Algorithms.RemoveDuplicatesInPlace(list);
foreach (int var in list)
{
Console.WriteLine(var);
}
</code>
Kevin
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Hello Kevin,.
Thanks for your reply. Ok, would this remove duplicate with case insensitive or case sensitive. ?
Emran
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I'm away from my development PC for a couple of days. But generally these methods allow you to define a function (called a "predicate" in this context) which allows you to define the criterion for a match. Just download that library and investigate. It comes with a sample solution which demonstrates most or all of the algorithms.
And re: your other reply, PowerCollections works with .NET 2.0 only, so it should work for you. There's no installation program. You just unzip the download and add a reference to the DLL. But, as I said, you do have to register at the Wintellect site (for free) to get it. When it just came out, anyone could access it.
I don't know whether you've done any C++, but PowerCollections is similar in philosophy, and has similar algorithms, to the STL.
Kevin
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I tried to encode 1252 or 1256 codepage to 864 codepage but always display "??????????"
I need solution for this problem.
Abu shanab
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How did you try?
Does the 864 codepage have the characters that are in the text?
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I used the encoding class to encode the codepages
Encoding LATIN = Encoding.GetEncoding(1256);
Encoding OEMIBM=encodingg.getEncoding(864);
and i used the function Convert to do this process.
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Then we return to my second question:
Does the 864 codepage have the characters that are in the text?
And this new one:
How do you display the data?
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yes have the characters that are in the text,and i display data on the messagebox to show what's happen.
do u have any idea?
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How do you decode the data before you show it in the message box?
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I Decoded in same way i enocde these codepages
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And how do you do that?
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public string Display(string Str)
{
string UnicodeStr;
Encoding encGet3270Bytes;
Encoding UnicodeEnc = Encoding.Unicode;
Encoding ANSIArabic = Encoding.GetEncoding(1256);
Encoding Latin1 = Encoding.GetEncoding(1252);
Encoding OEMArabic = Encoding.GetEncoding(864);
#if CODEPAGE_1256
encGet3270Bytes = ANSIArabic;
#elif CODEPAGE_1252
encGet3270Bytes = Latin1;
#endif
byte[] cp864bytes = encGet3270Bytes.GetBytes(Str);
byte[] UnicodeBytes = Encoding.Convert(OEMArabic, UnicodeEnc, cp864bytes);
char[] UnicodeChars = new char[UnicodeEnc.GetCharCount(UnicodeBytes, 0, UnicodeBytes.Length)];
UnicodeEnc.GetChars(UnicodeBytes, 0, UnicodeBytes.Length, UnicodeChars, 0);
UnicodeStr = new string(UnicodeChars);
return UnicodeStr;
}
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The code looks ok. You encode a string using 1256 or 1252 codepage, then decode it back to unicode. The only way I see that this would fail, is that the codepage does not support the characters in the string.
What characters is it that you have problem encoding?
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I need To encode and decode arabic characters, do you have any suggestions?
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Codepage 1256 supports arabic characters. Make sure that you are using that, and not codepage 1252.
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I tried in both codepages , and not working.
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Hello!
Can any body tel me abt the structure of .csproj file in solution of a .net project,As .csproj file is in xml
format and xmlserializer class is used to serialize a class or deserialize an xml file back to the orignal class.i want to read and save information of .csproj file into my own class bt as i dont know vat is the structure of this file so i m unable to get information from this file using deserialize method of xmlserializer class coz it needs the class info to which it is to be serialized.If anyone have any info abt this plz share with me
Thanks in advance!
Sam
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i m also facing same kind of prolem!! can any1 tell us how 2 extract informaiton from .csproj using any way??
May God help u solv ur problems as well,thx in advance!!
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Well, .csproj is an MSBuild file. MSBuild is an XML format for build files, used from VS 2005 onwards. I guess you'll be better off writing your own parser using System.XML to parse out the Stuff you need from the MSBuild file[.csproj]. More Information is available here.
Yuvi Panda T
15 Year old Microsoft Student Partner
Blogs at : http://yuvipanda.blogspot.com
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