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If you want to build a string out of different objects, use StringBuilder (and its Append method).
SkyWalker
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string[] ravsArray= {"First","Second","Third"};
string FinalString= String.Join(" ",ravsArray);
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If it is specifically the command line arguments that you need you can use the Environment.CommandLine which gets the full command line for the current process
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You can use String.Join(String, String[])
Concatenates a specified separator String between each element of a specified String array, yielding a single concatenated string.
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i want a label to show the current system time? is there a method/property i can use to get the system time??
rzvme
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lblTime.Text=DateTime.Now.ToString();
if u want this clock to tiking up... then u need to put some javascript...
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you can use System.DateTime.Now
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Call this
lblTime.Text=DateTime.Now.ToString();<br /> in a loop.
V.
I found a living worth working for, but haven't found work worth living for.
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Use 100% of CPU to change a string every second or so ?
I would rather recommend a System.Windows.Forms.Timer to periodically update the label...
Luc Pattyn
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As a matter of fact, that was what I had in mind, but I didn't feel like explaining Timers...  .
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As already suggested you can use DateTime.Now.ToString(...formatting options...) to assign a value to the label.
However this will only assigned the date time when the code is actually executed. I read your post as wanting it to display the current time.
IMHO I would create a timer that ticks every second (or minute depending on what your clock displays) the tick event would then update the label value with the new DateTime.Now
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I am working in C#.Net. My Application is like SmartClient application. When i try to publish in server it gives the following error. Please Help Me to resolve this problem. But FrontPage extensions is installed in server with accessibility. But I think the problem is in IIS, but not sure.
Error:
Failed to connect to with the following error: Unable to create the Web 'http://192.168.1.224/Smartdesk/'. The Web server does not appear to have the FrontPage server extensions installed.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Prya
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As it says: "The Web server does not appear to have the FrontPage server extensions installed".
SkyWalker
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Thanks.
But in Webserver FrontPage server extensions is installed.
Prya
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hi
in my vs2005 project,when i set icon for my control(for example taskPane),because the size of icon is 128*128,my control is very big and i want to use icon with 32*32 size for my to fit in my form,how to convert 128*128 to 32*32 pixel in my vs2005 and does exist other way to solve my problem ?
thanks
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Hi
I am trying to create a package programmatically. Transfering 100 or 1000 data no problem if i try to transfer millions of records it is taking more time. If i try the same through intergration project it takes only few minutes.
Any one can help me to speed up the transformation please......
kesavan
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How to assign read,Write,share Permition of Adminstrator Account to a to a certain Directory in C#.give me idea ?
Sanjit.rajbanshi@wlinktech.com
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How to add a logarithmic scale for X axis in a bar(Pareto) chart
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HI,
I want to create a DLL for individual aspx pages,i did n't want to build entire project.
this is haneef
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Remove the CodeBehind attribute and replace it with the Src attribute.
.NET will compiles your page on the first request to that page.
SkyWalker
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the function of
AutoOpenComPort(long *Port, unsigned char *ComAdr);
is wrote in c/c++.
now, how could I conver it into C#?
is it :
AutoOpenComPort(ref IntPtr Port, ref Byte[] ComAdr) ?
or
AutoOpenComPort(ref IntPtr Port, ref String ComAdr) ?
or
AutoOpenComPort(ref IntPtr Port, ref StringBuilder ComAdr) ?
or some other?
Thanks your help!
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If I understand correctly, you are using the serial port.
In this case you should, simply use the SerialPort .Net resource
SkyWalker
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If you were to need PInvoke for this, then I guess it would be
AutoOpenComPort(ref IntPtr Port, string ComAdr)
assuming ComAdr is an input argument, not returning anything to the caller.
If SerialPort is available (NET >=2.0) and can do what you need, just use it.
Luc Pattyn
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