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Hey, thanks for all your help. I think I have it working now.
Nick
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hi friends, i am doing a project on windows media player using c#. i know how to play mp3 songs but i'm unable to make a mp3 songs playlist. can any one help me with code.
thank you.
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Open up an WMP playlist file (.wpl) and see its format. You could easily output a compatible format using the XML writing classes contained in System.Xml namespace.
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hi Himango
I am doing a project on windows media player using c#. i know how to play mp3 songs but i'm unable to make a mp3 songs playlist. can you help me with code.
Thankyou.
madhav
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Do you want to build an MP3 playlist for Windows Media Player? If so, all you have to do is look at the format of the .wpl file type. OPen up a .wpl file in a text editor, it's pretty straightforward; it's just an XML formatted document containing the path to the MP3s you want in the playlist.
Once you have that, you can use classes inside the XML namespace to write an XML document containing the MP3s. If you need help with how to create an XML document from code, I suggest you start a new thread.
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A.I added the Sln file which is present in the normal test command plugin directory.
File->new project->
Then add existing items ->testcommand.sln
Rt click on the windows explorer->build
1.Entry point not defined error.
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Hi,
I have an application which gets info about system (for example running applications, processes, services, CPU info, OS info, ...). I create ProgressBar which will shows CPU usage (using WMI class to get actual usage). Then I create Timer (System.Windows.Forms.Timer) and set tick interval to one second. To get CPU usage and refresh ProgressBar to current usage value results to flicking in ListViews, when user wants to move with ScrollBar. Because of flicking I decided to create special thread for getting CPU usage and ProgressBar refresh to eliminate flicking. I create a new thread in constructor:
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Thread threadRefresh = new Thread(new ThreadStart(Updating));<br />
threadRefresh.Start();<br />
which calls Updating method:
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private void Updating() {<br />
refreshTimer.Tick += new EventHandler(RefreshCPUUsage);<br />
refreshTimer.Interval = 1000;<br />
refreshTimer.Start();<br />
}<br />
Method RefreshCPUUsage finally refresh ProgressBar:
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private void RefreshCPUUsage(Object myObject, EventArgs myEventArgs) {<br />
manClass = new ManagementClass("Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor");<br />
manObjectCollection = manClass.GetInstances();<br />
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foreach (ManagementObject CPU in manObjectCollection) {<br />
progressBarCPU.Value = (int)Convert.ToUInt64(CPU.GetPropertyValue("PercentProcessorTime"));<br />
progressBarCPU.PerformStep();<br />
labelCPUPercent.Text = CPU.GetPropertyValue("PercentProcessorTime").ToString() + " %";<br />
}<br />
}<br />
This solution doesn't work, so I tried to do other based on System.Threading.Timer and Tread pool. In constructor:
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WaitCallback myThreadMethod = new WaitCallback(Updating);<br />
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(myThreadMethod);<br />
Updating method:
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private void Updating(Object stateInfo) {<br />
refreshTimer.Interval = 1000;<br />
refreshTimer.Elapsed += new ElapsedEventHandler(RefreshCPUUsage);<br />
refreshTimer.Start();<br />
}<br />
This is working but flickering in ListViews remains. I think that special thread for timer and refreshing can dispose flickering but it fails. Probably I'm doing somewhere mistake, but I don't know where. Please help me.
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The problem isn't with the thread, its with the painting of the control.
You can problably set the DoubleBuffer property to true to alleviate this.
If it doesn't, then Look at your paint event.
Inside this event you probably have a method that is called that isnt returned immediately thus, cause the flicker.
Find a way to call it at some other point in time.
If your still stuck, then try exctending the List view and override the OnPaintBackground method. This redraws the control background. Warning tho. If you dont redraw the background you will see whats behind the control you dont paint that pixel.
The reason you see flicker is because of this>
The control calls OnPaintBackground. It then paints the control white or whatever the back color is
Then it calls your paint event. If the time it takes between the PaintBackground and end of the paint event. Then your eye perceives this as flicker.
Good luck
Nick
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I have tried to use DoubleBuffer, but flickering remains. The area of ListView is not flickering but when Timer tick event occur and user is moving with scrollbar at that time, then scrollbar stops for a while and then continue in scrolling (lonely ListView is not redrawing or doing anything else). It seems that getting actual CPU usage info is demanding and because of that I tried to create special thread for timer and CPU usage info.
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Have you tried calling Invalidate() and/or Application.DoEvents();
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Yes I tried both, but problem remains. I don't need to redraw or repaint whole area of ListView but only to stop scraping of ScrollBar when refreshing occur.
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I have created a method
public MyMethod( T myType ){}
But, it says T is not recognized.
Which namespace and Dll must I include to get T into my project ( Generics )
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hi
try this:
using System.Collections.Generic;
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I have this
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Data;
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System.Data.SqlTypes;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Collections;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
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Is that method in a generic class? If not, T won't be recognized, no matter what namespaces you include (unless you actually were to create a type named T).
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k, thanks.
thats the problem
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T is the name of the generic template. However, it doesn't know that because you've not told it that T is a generic template, so it treats it as a real type. Since you don't have a type called T it causes an error
Ista wrote: public MyMethod( T myType ){}
Also, this is not the code you have - This code won't compile for reasons other than those you've specified.
public void MyMethod<T>(T myType){}
or
public class MyClass<T>
{
public void MyMethod(T myType) {}
}
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Hi guys,
I need some help please, I am a newbie with C# and I am stuck on something.
I am using dataset to get data from the database, here is some bits of my code
SqlDataAdapter adp= new SqlDataAdapter();
DataSet ds=new DataSet();
adp.Fill(ds,"tbACJE");
if(ds.Tables["tbACJE"].Rows.Count>1)
{
System.Data.DataRow rd= ds.Tables["tbACJE"].Rows[0];
Double fTemp= 0.0;
fTemp=double.Parse(ds.Tables["tbACJE"].Compute("SUM(rd[0] + rd[1])", "").ToString());
What I am trying to do is
1) if there are more than 1 rows get the sum of the first 2 columns and if it's zero than Message and if not zero than get the difference amount.
Please help???
sasa
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Hi
I'm using function in a dll written in C++ / MFC Visual Studio 6.
This use to work fine in the .NET framework 1.1, but I upgraded to Visual Studio 2005 and when I use any function from the dll I get a message 'LoaderLock was detected'. Are there any work around without changing the API?
Cheers Johan
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What does that Dll do exactly?
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GOD BLESS U
Hai
Difference betweeen .Dll and .exe files in .netplease give atleast 6 to 10 diferences)
thank u 4 ur kind support
bye 4 now
arun
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Are writing a test? It sounds very much like that.
In that case, shame on you for trying to fool people into helping you passing a test that you don't have sufficient knowledge to pass on your own.
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a dll file has an extension of ".DLL" and an exe has an extension of ".EXE"
Xorry, couldn't resist
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