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Re: Quickly need a listing of classes/methods/signatures - how? Not Active27-Mar-07 6:30 Not Active 27-Mar-07 6:30  Have you tried viewing your class in the Object Browser? It won't give details but will list methods. What are you looking for? only two letters away from being an asset Re: Quickly need a listing of classes/methods/signatures - how? sherifffruitfly27-Mar-07 6:53 sherifffruitfly 27-Mar-07 6:53  If I can print out the listing, that'll work fine - thanks! Can you compile in C# i.e. cntrl F7 LCI27-Mar-07 6:03 LCI 27-Mar-07 6:03  I see only the option to build in C# . Is there a compile option like C++(ctrl F7) or is that not a concept in C#? Re: Can you compile in C# i.e. cntrl F7 Not Active27-Mar-07 6:12 Not Active 27-Mar-07 6:12  Save yourself (and us) some fustration and read some books or documentation before using the tool. Build -> Build Solution or F6 if using the default VS2005 key mappings only two letters away from being an asset Re: Can you compile in C# i.e. cntrl F7 Christian Graus27-Mar-07 6:12 Christian Graus 27-Mar-07 6:12  What is the difference between compile, and build ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum ) How to get the data in the ListView? Khoramdin27-Mar-07 5:25 Khoramdin 27-Mar-07 5:25  Hello everyone, I have a ListView that I wish to run a data search quary on it. I am able to get the raw's information once they are clicked but I was wondering if I can run a query to get the last registered item in the list without clicking on it? as always, thank you very much for your help and have a great day. Khoramdin Re: How to get the data in the ListView? Saikek27-Mar-07 7:01 Saikek 27-Mar-07 7:01  Can you tell more exactly what do you need? And make a sample where it will be used. Because it is not clearly understood what do you want. What is the last registered item ? One nation - underground Re: How to get the data in the ListView? Khoramdin27-Mar-07 7:07 Khoramdin 27-Mar-07 7:07  Hello Saikek, Thank you for the reply. Your message came few seconds before I lose hope! I have a ListView which I am registering and displaying some data once a particular button is clicked. Unfortunatly, the data that is going to be displayed in the ListView can be repeative and I am not intrested to register and display the same data once it has been displayed. That is why I thought if I can run a query to see what has been registed then I can exclude the data that has already been registered and is displayed in the ListView. Thank you very much for your help and have a great day. Khoramdin Re: How to get the data in the ListView? Saikek27-Mar-07 8:41 Saikek 27-Mar-07 8:41  You can try the option ListView.FindItemWithText - that finds item with text, or more interestin (like lingvo style) create textbox, listbox and make event on textbox text changing: private void searchBox_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { ListViewItem foundItem = textListView.FindItemWithText(searchBox.Text, false, 0, true); if (foundItem != null) { textListView.TopItem = foundItem; } } One nation - underground C# member vars LCI27-Mar-07 5:18 LCI 27-Mar-07 5:18  Does C# have the concept of member variables? I notice that there is no .h file also. Where would they get defined? Re: C# member vars Not Active27-Mar-07 5:26 Not Active 27-Mar-07 5:26  You mean like this class MyClass<br /> {<br /> private string MyMember;<br /> } only two letters away from being an asset Re: C# member vars LCI27-Mar-07 5:32 LCI 27-Mar-07 5:32  In C++ in a .h file, i can delclare a variable say 'm_myvar'. Then i can use m_myvar, globally within the class i.e. (.cpp file). How does it work in C#. I take it that there are no .h files. Re: C# member vars Christian Graus27-Mar-07 5:30 Christian Graus 27-Mar-07 5:30  .h and .cpp files are an artefact of how the C++ compilers worked. There's no reason it's required, I think C# is far nicer in this way. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum ) Re: C# member vars LCI27-Mar-07 5:36 LCI 27-Mar-07 5:36  I see.. so what section of the C# code would i declare the equivalent of a member var in C++. The class is defined like public class Service1 : System.Web.Services.WebService { public Service1 { } public Myfunc { } } where i am assuming Service one method is the constructor and the Myfunc methid is just a public method in the class. So if i were to declare a member var for all my methods in class to have access to, i would create it inside the class but outside the other methods?? Re: C# member vars Christian Graus27-Mar-07 5:40 Christian Graus 27-Mar-07 5:40  LCI wrote: i would create it inside the class but outside the other methods?? Correct. And, C++ does this: public: int i; int x; C# does this: public int i; public int x; if you don't provide a modifier, it will assume private. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum ) Re: C# member vars Not Active27-Mar-07 5:42 Not Active 27-Mar-07 5:42  http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-0107090-3667027?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=c%23[^] only two letters away from being an asset Re: C# member vars LCI27-Mar-07 6:05 LCI 27-Mar-07 6:05  Any book in particular that you are recommending? Add-in that's customize your Vistual Studio 2005 enviorment Saikek27-Mar-07 5:05 Saikek 27-Mar-07 5:05  Hello everyone !!! Is there a plugin, that can save the current color settings that is set now in Visual studio. Beacause of light conditions, and screen of my notebook, i have to change colors of my enviorment. And i wanted to have some settings, so i can choose the different p. One nation - underground Re: Add-in that's customize your Vistual Studio 2005 enviorment Not Active27-Mar-07 5:18 Not Active 27-Mar-07 5:18  You mean like the Import and Export Settings Wizard ? only two letters away from being an asset Re: Add-in that's customize your Vistual Studio 2005 enviorment Saikek27-Mar-07 7:03 Saikek 27-Mar-07 7:03  Yes, now i found that there is such thing . THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One nation - underground Reading Binary files elwoofy27-Mar-07 5:03 elwoofy 27-Mar-07 5:03  I have a question regarding the BinaryReader class and C#. I have been assigned a task at work to read raw data from an application file and search the file for a specific hex data occurance... The problem is when I run the test application I wrote to open and read data from the file the app only prints out one line to the command prompt and its garbage. My question is what is the basic layout to open a file and read raw data? forgive me I'm new to C# and I'm still learning. When reading raw data is there specific formatting I have to take into account? BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(File.OpenRead(filename)); Byte fileB = br.ReadByte(); System.Console.Writeline(fileB); Binary Data Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.27-Mar-07 5:11 Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. 27-Mar-07 5:11  Does not generally write to the console very well, it is binary. If you really want to read it you would base64 encode it to view it. The actually format of the file should be defined by the class that wrote the file. Also a byte goes 0 to 255, printable characters are above 32? I believe. File Not Found image lists Member 379148327-Mar-07 4:52 Member 3791483 27-Mar-07 4:52  Hi I have an image list with 52 items in it. how would I instiate it and display the images in a drawn control picture box? Thanks KN michael Re: image lists Christian Graus27-Mar-07 6:31 Christian Graus 27-Mar-07 6:31  Can't you pull the image out by index ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum ) Re: image lists BoneSoft27-Mar-07 6:34 BoneSoft 27-Mar-07 6:34  ImageList has a property that allows access to the array of images in it. You can access them by their index. Image img = imageList1.Images[0]; pictureBox1.Image = img; Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

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