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I have a main form that is set to auto scroll so that when lower screen resoloutions are used, scroll bars are provided. The controls are not getting set back to position 0,0 but are displaying where ever the last scroll bar displayed the previouse control. Any way to get the controls to reset to display back at 0,0 and the bottom scroll bar to reset back to the left and the right one back to the top?
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Hi guys what is wrong with this line? lookupObject is a struct. I just want to initialize the dictionary with the struct as value.
public static Dictionary<string, lookupojbect=""> dicTextLookup = new Dictionary<string, lookupojbect="">();
this is the error: "Error 1 Inconsistent accessibility: field type 'System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<string,lookupojbect>' is less accessible than field 'dicTextLookup' C:\IL\TranslationController.cs 44"
Thanks
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Could you repost that snippet, but check the "Ignore HTML tags in this message" checkbox when posting? We can't see your full code otherwise.
Is dicTextLookup non-public? Are you exposing the field as public? This error typically occurs if you're trying to expose some private/protected/internal thing as public. For instance
private class MyFoo {}
public class MyBar()
{
public MyFoo instance;
}
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Sorry I didnt know about checking the checkbox, you solved my problem without looking at my code. Great!
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How can I verify that the input in a textbox is numeric?
Jude
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You could use a regular expression, something like RegEx("[0-9]")
only two letters away from being an asset
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Could you point me in the right directioon on how to use RegEx?
Thanx
Jude
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try to parse it, between try and catch and if rise exception isnt number
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How do I implement this method?
Jude
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Don't implement it that way. Exceptions should be used only for exceptional circumstances, not part of normal code flow.
Rather than doing that, either us a MaskedTextBox (new in .NET 2.0) or use a regular expression to validate the input.
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When using Framework 2.0 you could use MaskedTextBox .
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Include the Visual Basic library and use the IsNumeric method.
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Greeeg wrote: a sorted list via a listbox control
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Here is an easy way that doesn't rely on exceptions, regular expressions, or legacy VB libraries:
double numericValue;
bool isNumeric = double.TryParse(myTextBox.Text, out numericValue);
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Unfortunately there's no int.TryParse method to accompany that one.
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Yes, there is an Int32.TryParse().
...or, at least I hope so, because I've used it...
-Daniel
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dan neely wrote: Unfortunately there's no int.TryParse method to accompany that one.
Fortunately there are:
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Int16.TryParse(string s,out short result)<br />
Int32.TryParse(string s, out int result)<br />
Int64.TryParse(string s,out long result)<br />
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U can just use a simle java script for that.
Vipin
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Vipin Venugopal wrote: U can just use a simle java script for that.
<input type=text name=txtPostalCode removed="if(!isNS4){if(event.keyCode > 45 || event.keyCode > 57) event.returnValue = false;}else{if(event.which < 45 || event.which > 57) returnfalse;}">
What?
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Thnax for all the input peeps..I am going to try the Int32.TryParse..Btw, what is the best resource for knowing all in the classes and methods ( other than MSDN help )? I don't expect to know them all, but it would be good to have a good reference other than Google...
And Judah's reponse is for keytrokes that are between 0-9, correct?
Jude
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Ahhh..I am using 2003...Int32.TryParse i not available for 1.1, and 2003 doe not support 2.0 from what I know, Corret?
Jude
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