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If you want to display a dialog box upon an "Open" menu item, you don't need to catch the TextChange event of the textbox...
What you want to do is catch the Click event of the menu item, and display the dialog through there.
And just a little tip... Applications with an "Open" buttons, usually show the dialog prior to asking whether changes should be saved.
If the user selects a file, and presses the "OK" button or "Open" or whatever, then you display a messagebox prompting for saving changes.
If the user presses the cancel button in the "Open" dialog, you just do nothing.
As for your function...
There's no built in function in a textbox that gives you the ability to jump to a specified line.
Therefore, try using the following:
private void JumpToLine(int line)
{
int position = -1;
int currLine = 0;
while ((position = textBox1.Text.IndexOf('\n', position + 1)) > 0 && currLine++ < line) ;
if (position == -1) return;
textBox1.SelectionStart = position;
textBox1.Focus();
}Notice the semicolon (";") after the "while" statement.
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Dear Shyagam!
Thank you so much for your instructions. They are very useful for me and help me to solve my problems. I hope that I will continue to be received your help in the coming time. I'm also ready to help you if I can.
Your sincerely
Quang
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Hi there
I've been a heavy user of the 'Exceptions' window in the IDE for a long time now. Its never really crossed my mind until now.... But aren't 'Thrown' and 'User-unhandled' mutually exclusive. As in if you have Thrown checked then 'User-unhandled' might as well not be checked?
Thanks
Rich
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Hi
in a video conferencing application i want to add logo in byte data of captured image from web cam before sending this image to clients. can anyone tell me how should i do this.
thanks
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I'm totally new to C# and needs this question answered. 
I call Form2 from From1, so I have two windows not. If I move my mouse over and click on Form1, it comes to the foreground; but I don't want this. I want to require myself to close Form2 and have it return me to Form1. Examples of code for this would be greatly appreciated. 
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Use form2.ShowDialog() instead of form2.Show();
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Hi,
How can I get a deep copy of an array of classes? The class implements ICloneable, and when I try to get a deep copy of it when it's not in an array it works fine:
class A : ICloneable
{..........}
A aa=new A();
A bb=(A) aa.Clone();
but if I have an array of classes it doesn't:
A[] arrA=new A[3];
//init the array here
A[] arrB=(A[]) arrA.Clone(); //this gives me a shallow copy
One way to do it is to explicitelly clone each element:
A[] arrB=new A[3];
for (int i=0;i<3;i++)
arrB[i]=(A) arrA[i].Clone();
Is this the best way to do this? Thanx!
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The Clone method always creates a shallow copy. If you want a deep copy you have to clone each object.
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What is the best solution for displaying on a web page page a
collection of records where each record is to be conditionally
tested and then displayed with formatting based on the conditions within each record.
Example: A series of 50 records is retrieved from database consisting
of a company name, company phone number and state. Also included in
each record is a season code. Task is to display the company name,
state and conditionally display the phone number.
In cases where the records season code matches a predefined value the company name will appear in bold type and the phone number will display.
Do any of the .net 2.0 data controls allow you to conditionally format
the appearance of record components as they are written to the
webpage?
Thank you,
antar007
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I have a question that I hope somebody has figured out. Visual Studio 2005 is definately a productive environment, that goes without saying, but there are a occasionally annoyances that you wonder what they were thinking.
My annoyance question is how do you cause double-click to "View Code" in solution explorer rather than "View Designer". I have been using the environment for about three years now and I can't and I still can't get used to this being the default option.
Its not that it is such a big deal in and of itself but I am forever double-clicking to edit the code and then I get the designer that I didn't want, which I have to close and then reopen the same node with "View Code".
Double click is instinctive for open so I don't use the buttons.
Is there a way to change the option to open in "View Code" when double clicking? I (like most probably) have a 10:1 ratio of editing code versus UI. There are times you want to edit the forms/controls, of course, but, that is the exception.
Anyone know a way to change this? Is it possible?
Thanks,
Jim
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It's possible to set up the preferences to view code and not designer for web pages, perhaps that option is in there as well. I am quite used to right clicking and hitting 'view code', tho. You can also set the solution explorer to show the .cs file under the designer file like a tree view, then you can select the file you want and double click on it.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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Hi Christian,
I don't see a place to do that with the C# editor. So its obvious that Microsoft realizes there a is a preference between the code/design views. Double clicking has always opened CPP files, including dialog and control files in the old VS's. Of course they were separated in those days. It was a good idea to integrate them into Solution Explorer. I am hoping there is a registry settings or something if not comprehended in the Options. I figure it was an oversight.
Of course this is not "earth-shattering", I mean all you have to do is right click and navigate down the menu, its just an annoyance when you are deep in concentration.
Jim
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Show all files is in the solution explorer, but while that helps for ASP.NET, it doesn't seem to help for winforms. Perhaps there isn't a way ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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You just may be right. Bummer...
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Try opening the .csproj file in a text editor, you will see that it's an xml file. All compilable .cs files are included inside COMPILE tags. If you expand this tag you can modify it such that it looks something like this:
<Compile Include="MainForm.cs">
<SubType>Code</SubType><code> or </code><SubType>Designer</SubType>
</Compile> This may do what you want, but I've had occasions where VS has overwritten the changes I've made.
TIP: It's quite nice if you've got partial classes to group them as VS does for Forms etc, just add the <DependentUpon>MainFile.cs</DependentUpon> tag inside the Compile tag and voila you have all partial classes underneath the main node of representing the class in Solution Explorer 
As of how to accomplish this I wouldn't have a clue at the moment and I'm too lazy to google it
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Ed,
These are good suggestions. What you have illustrated is what I wanted. The only problem is that VS 2005 converts them on open so that they are whatever type it can recognize from the file's internal data. If it sees the InitializeComponent then it converts it to a component.
But that would probably do what I am looking to do.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Jim
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I was thinking of writing an add-in which would allow this but I don't have a copy of VS so I can't  . Maybe in a few months if I buy a copy 
As of how to accomplish this I wouldn't have a clue at the moment and I'm too lazy to google it
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AOA
I want the help that how i can generate runs in C# for perform external sorting. In advance thanx
abbas ali
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I think that you have to be a bit less vague in your question.
What is it that you want to sort? In what way should the sorting be external?
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I want to sort the records which can not reside in the RAM there for i want that i get the chunks of the records and then sort them and in the end merge all these sorted runs.
abbas ali
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I'm starting to get a picture... What you might be looking for is merge sort; an algorithm used when computers had so litte RAM that all data resided in files, and sorting had to be done by sorting small chunks into separate files and then merging the small sorted files into a single sorted file.
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Hi,
We can loop through collection using foreach and IEnumerator.Can any body help
me when to use foreach and when to use Ienumerator since both will loop through collection and get the result?
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foreach uses the IEnumerator retrieved from GetEnumerator() on an object that implements IEnumerable. So, foreach is using IEnumerator internally anyway.
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Hi, I am currently suffering the limitations of the listbox control, I would really like to have a generic listbox, rather than the default of using objects.
It would also be really useful if I could make a custom listbox and override the functions "Items.Add" and "Items.Remove", but I can't work out how to override these functions.
I am not sure if these things are even possible, I haven't been able to find out much about them googling the web, can anyone point me in the right direction?
thanks
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Martin23 wrote: like to have a generic listbox,
Do you mean you'd like to be able to add strings? If so, you can. (A string is nothing but a System.Object).
/ravi
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