Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c# - C# Discussion Boards

Re: Thread, User closes app while thread running

Filip van der Meeren3-Sep-06 10:00

3-Sep-06 10:00

Well to close the thread :

t1.Abort ();

This causes a ThreadAbortException you just catch it in the method of the thread (in this case "ThreadLoadingData").
When the exception is caught you just stop uploading.

For the rest, the progress stuff, there is a special class in .net that handles this, I don't have the time to look, but I suggest you take a look online for this in Google or some other searchengine.

Don't you also love the code?

Re: Thread, User closes app while thread running

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed3-Sep-06 11:40

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed

3-Sep-06 11:40

I think that there is a usefull articale in the threading section its title is: "Wait for threads in a ThreadPool object to complete" By gtamir.
here is its URL: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/waitforthreads.asp[^]
I wish you find what do you want exactlu in it.
Regards Smile | :)

Ahmed Ismail

Re: Thread, User closes app while thread running

S. Senthil Kumar4-Sep-06 1:33

S. Senthil Kumar

4-Sep-06 1:33

If you want to kill the thread when the user closes the app, simply set System.Threading.Thread.IsBackground[^] to true.

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Senthil
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convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Charith Jayasundara3-Sep-06 6:37

Charith Jayasundara

3-Sep-06 6:37

Hello,

I want to convert VS 2005 C# project and a dll to VS 2003. It has not used any framework 2.0 libraries.

Do you have idea?

Kind Regards !

jayasshc

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Ed.Poore3-Sep-06 10:53

Ed.Poore

3-Sep-06 10:53

If it has no 2.0 libraries then you should be able to just import the files into VS2003 or a suitable environment and compile for .NET 1.x. Or you could have a hunt for the extension to MSBuild which allows the .NET 1.x frameworks to be targeted for building. Although this way you will have to build manually and cannot do so in VS.

As of how to accomplish this, have you ever tried Google?
Failing that try Badger | [badger,badger,badger,badger...]

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Charith Jayasundara4-Sep-06 7:23

Charith Jayasundara

4-Sep-06 7:23

Thanks,

Yes I tried google, but could not find a proper tutorial. Actually I am a novice to C#. Does MSBuild convert 2005 dll to 2003? If you could you pls give me more details or proper tutorial?

Thanks Again!

jayasshc

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Fco. Javier Marin3-Sep-06 11:05

Fco. Javier Marin

3-Sep-06 11:05

You can decompile it and rebuild into vs2003. You can use the program Reflector and the plugin FileGenerator

Regards

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Charith Jayasundara4-Sep-06 7:19

Charith Jayasundara

4-Sep-06 7:19

Thanks,

I am a novice to C#. Could you please give me more details about "Reflector and the plugin FileGenerator" ?

Thanks In Advanced!

jayasshc

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Fco. Javier Marin4-Sep-06 7:24

Fco. Javier Marin

4-Sep-06 7:24

Download the program Reflector (http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/Download.aspx?File=Reflector) and later download and install the filegenerator plugin (http://www.jasonbock.net/JB/Code/FileGenerator.zip) in the program.

Open Reflector, and open the dll with it. Then, select the dll, clic on tools and choose Generate files.. It's easy

Regards

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Charith Jayasundara5-Sep-06 15:44

Charith Jayasundara

5-Sep-06 15:44

Thank for your help.

I downloaded reflector,and file generator. How can I integrate file generator with reflector. There is no file generator in tool menu.

Thanks

jayasshc

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Fco. Javier Marin6-Sep-06 0:39

Fco. Javier Marin

6-Sep-06 0:39

Copy the FileGenerator dll to the Reflector's folder

Regards

Re: convert visual studio 2005 dll to 2003 c#

Charith Jayasundara6-Sep-06 8:16

Charith Jayasundara

6-Sep-06 8:16

I tried but couldn't.

The problem is version 1.1 does not allow to add reflector as a referrence.

I am really in a truble, Could you please do me a favour

If i send you my two dlls can you try to convert them.

I will send them now.

My name is Charith Jayasundara

email : csecharith@yahoo.com

Thanks A Lot!!!

jayasshc

Checking Input From User (TextBox Control)

Syed Shahid Hussain3-Sep-06 6:16

Syed Shahid Hussain

3-Sep-06 6:16

I want to highlight the text in a textBox as user types text in other text box. Please given me code example. I remembered it but now I have forgotten. Thanks

Syed Shahid Hussain

Re: Checking Input From User (TextBox Control)

Nader Elshehabi3-Sep-06 12:23

Nader Elshehabi

3-Sep-06 12:23

Hello

private void textBox2_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (textBox1.Text.IndexOf(textBox2.Text) != -1)
    {
        textBox1.SelectionStart = textBox1.Text.IndexOf(textBox2.Text);
        textBox1.SelectionLength = textBox2.TextLength;
    }
    else
    {
        textBox1.SelectionStart = 0;
        textBox1.SelectionLength = 0;
    }
}

When the user types in textBox2, text is automatically selected in textbox1. If the text is not present, selection is canceled.

Regards

Re: Checking Input From User (TextBox Control)

Syed Shahid Hussain4-Sep-06 6:11

Syed Shahid Hussain

4-Sep-06 6:11

Hi My dear friend your really really thanks. You dont measure my happiness. Thats really I want. So nice of You.

Shahid

Re: Checking Input From User (TextBox Control)

Nader Elshehabi4-Sep-06 7:23

Nader Elshehabi

4-Sep-06 7:23

:-OYou are welcome.

Regards

how to input a sign for integration in my code?

zechariah3-Sep-06 5:28

zechariah

3-Sep-06 5:28

how to input a sign for integration in my code? Thanks!

Re: how to input a sign for integration in my code?

Guffa3-Sep-06 6:44

Guffa

3-Sep-06 6:44

If your subject and your question are the same, either the subject is far too long, the question is far too short, or both.

In this case both. The question contains far too little information.

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Re: how to input a sign for integration in my code?

Colin Angus Mackay3-Sep-06 10:58

Colin Angus Mackay

3-Sep-06 10:58

zechariah wrote:
how to input a sign for integration in my code?

Define: "sign"

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Formated text in the textbox

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed3-Sep-06 4:58

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed

3-Sep-06 4:58

How I write mormated text to the text box, so that i can make some word in BOLD , Italic or UnderLine.
and chage the yexy size of certain words?
If the answer is : "that i can not";
is there a control that enables me to do that?

thanks

** Ahmed Ismail **

Re: Formated text in the textbox

Stefan Troschuetz3-Sep-06 5:55

Stefan Troschuetz

3-Sep-06 5:55

Use a RichTextBox instead.

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A new line in textbox control

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed3-Sep-06 2:57

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed

3-Sep-06 2:57

Hi all,
about using TextBox control: I want to know how I make each paragraph written in a separet line,
i tried the escape seq. '\n' but it does not work, the compiler print in the text.
thank you Smile | :)

** Ahmed Ismail **

Re: A new line in textbox control

Stefan Troschuetz3-Sep-06 3:24

Stefan Troschuetz

3-Sep-06 3:24

Use "\r\n" or even better the Environment.NewLine constant.

Re: A new line in textbox control

Syed Shahid Hussain3-Sep-06 6:05

Syed Shahid Hussain

3-Sep-06 6:05

Environment.NewLine will definitely work I have used it several times.
Good Luck

Syed Shahid Hussain

Re: A new line in textbox control

Michael P Butler3-Sep-06 9:45

Michael P Butler

3-Sep-06 9:45

Using Environment.Newline is the best practise. Also make sure the Multiline[^] property of the control is set to true

Michael

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