Re: automatic instansiation - C# Discussion Boards

11-Jan-07 4:29

A good selection[^]

SkyWalker

Re: A good selection

ajisthekingofpop11-Jan-07 4:56

ajisthekingofpop

11-Jan-07 4:56

ok. thanks. ive had a good look at that document before. What Obfuscators do you guys use?

Re: A good selection

Mircea Puiu11-Jan-07 20:34

Re: Obfuscator : which one is best?

11-Jan-07 20:34

One of them Smile | :)

SkyWalker

roto2311-Jan-07 6:11

roto23

11-Jan-07 6:11

here is a good thread about them and a few naems and prices if you read the entire thread.

http://www.truevision3d.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=14340

automatic instansiation

groundzero11111-Jan-07 4:13

11-Jan-07 4:13

I want that every button click
I will have a new object like:

class x = new class();

(the next time I will click on the button i will have another object named y or something else)

thanks

Mircea Puiu11-Jan-07 4:23

11-Jan-07 4:23

And what the question might be?

SkyWalker

CPallini11-Jan-07 4:27

CPallini

11-Jan-07 4:27

You may use an array to store on increasing indexed items the newly created objects.
Smile | :)

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groundzero11112-Jan-07 0:23

12-Jan-07 0:23

I tried to use arraylist
but again the first element in the array
is the same name as the second and so on
can you give me example of how to call the object from the arrylist?

thanks

CPallini12-Jan-07 0:35

CPallini

12-Jan-07 0:35

Can you please post the relevant piece of code, pointing out what's going wrong?

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

groundzero11113-Jan-07 6:43

13-Jan-07 6:43

I wrote:

Class p = new Class();
ArrayList a = new ArrayList();
a.Add(p);

now I want to call function of on eof the objects
in the array
how I call it?
a[0].?

CPallini13-Jan-07 10:54

CPallini

13-Jan-07 10:54

groundzero111 wrote:
how I call it?

It is quite straighforward, you have only to remember that, since the ArrayList operator [] returns an Object, then you have to cast it to the proper type, for instance (assuming that MyClass has a method Version() returning a string):

MyClass p = new MyClass();
ArrayList a = new ArrayList();
a.Add(p);
string sVersion =((MyClass)a[0]).Version();
MessageBox.Show(sVersion);

hope that helps

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If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

groundzero11113-Jan-07 20:15

13-Jan-07 20:15

but if I want to call method Version for every object
in the array?
I tried to do :
a[0].Version;
but it's not working.why?

Versioning

Civic0611-Jan-07 3:51

Civic06

11-Jan-07 3:51

How does versioning work and how do I set up my project to have a version no.?

Mostafa Siraj11-Jan-07 4:31

Mostafa Siraj

11-Jan-07 4:31

The most famous project to help u with versioning is CVS, well am using it with Mono-Develop over Linux i don't if there is a version for Windows, but i guess there is a version for Windows

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Not Active11-Jan-07 5:03

Not Active

11-Jan-07 5:03

I believe he was asking versioning the assemblies in a project not version CONTROL

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Mircea Puiu11-Jan-07 4:34

... and it"s free to use ...

11-Jan-07 4:34

What about Tortoise[^]?

SkyWalker

Mircea Puiu11-Jan-07 4:38

11-Jan-07 4:38

... and it"s free to use Wink | ;)

SkyWalker

Not Active11-Jan-07 5:01

Not Active

11-Jan-07 5:01

You need to set the attributes below. In a non-web project these, and others, are included in AssemblyInfo file in the properties folder of the project.

[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("1.0.0.0")]

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