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Can anyone help to convert vb.net code to csharp
Transform XML using XSLT and get HTML code
' then create PDF document from produced HTML code
Set PDFDoc = CreateObject("PDFDocScout.PDFDocument")
PDFDoc.InitLibrary "demo", "demo"
PDFDoc.OutputFilename = "XML2HTML.pdf"
PDFDoc.AutoOpenGeneratedPDF = true
PDFDoc.BeginDocument
' load source XML document
Set xmlDocument = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0")
xmlDocument.async = false
xmlDocument.load("Simpsons.xml")
' load XSLT template
Set xslDocument = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0")
xslDocument.async = false
xslDocument.load("Simpsons.xsl")
' create XML doc to store result of transformation
Set objResultXML = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0")
objResultXML.async = false
objResultXML.validateOnParse = true
' transform XML using XSLT into objResultXML document
xmlDocument.transformNodeToObject xslDocument, objResultXML
' convert produced HTML code from objResultXML document into PDF
PDFDoc.Page.AddHTMLBox objResultXML.xml, 0,0, PDFDoc.Page.Width, PDFDoc.Page.Height, true
PDFDoc.EndDocument ' close PDF document generation
' disconnect from library
Set PDFDoc = Nothing
raj
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CreateObject is not a VB.NET method I'm familiar with. Do you mean VB Script or JavaScript?
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Mark Nischalke wrote: CreateObject is not a VB.NET method I'm familiar with
It's there as a static/shared method under the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace. It creates instances of COM components by ProgID.
You CAN import the VB namespace in C# and use it from there. The object returned won't be strong-typed at all. If you wanted to call any of the methods or set properties, you'd have to do so through reflection. Doing your own late binding is NOT my idea of a good time!
A better method would be to set a reference to the component file in question and let the runtime create a RCW wrapper for you.
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Is there any possible method to write code for this functionality?
Really its very urgent for me?
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I just told you how to do it in the lower branch of this thread.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: It's there as a static/shared method under the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace
Thanks. Learning new things is good.
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i just need to write code in c#, is it possible to write java script?
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raj510 wrote: just need to write code in c#, is it possible to write java script?
Nope. Java is entirely different runtime. The .NET CLR and the Java VM do not talk to each other at all.
Go to the Project Properties, then set a reference the PDFDocScount under the COM tab. After that, you'll be able to import the namespace ("using" statements at the top of your code) and create the objects just like any other .NET class.
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Hi,
I’m having a problem whit a call to Graphics.DrawString (C# 2005 Express .Net Framework 2.0).
The program draws some images, gradients and text to a bitmap, that is copied to a PictureBox in a form, it is done this way because of the time to render de bitmap is relatively high, and I don’t want the user to see id been drawn on the screen.
This process iterates on a timer tick event changing the text and colors.
The first time it renders correctly.
The next timer tick event is fired it calls the DrawString to the bitmap and I get a “Invalid Argument Exception” in a call to “System.Drawing.Graphics.CheckErrorStatus(Int32 status)”
I verified the parameters to DrawString call, and all are apparently correct (no nulls, all types correct, and no missing data?).
Any Ideas what’s wrong?  
Here is the stack Trace
in System.Drawing.Graphics.CheckErrorStatus(Int32 status)
in System.Drawing.Graphics.DrawString(String s, Font font, Brush brush, RectangleF layoutRectangle, StringFormat format)
in ArribosPartidas.Principal.Paginar() in Principal.cs:line 1259
in ArribosPartidas.Principal.timer_Tick(Object sender, EventArgs e) in Principal.cs:line 1106
in System.Windows.Forms.Timer.OnTick(EventArgs e)
in System.Windows.Forms.Timer.TimerNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
in System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.DebuggableCallback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
in System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNativeMethods.DispatchMessageW(MSG& msg)
in System.Windows.Forms.Application.ComponentManager.System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNativeMethods.IMsoComponentManager.FPushMessageLoop(Int32 dwComponentID, Int32 reason, Int32 pvLoopData)
in System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadContext.RunMessageLoopInner(Int32 reason, ApplicationContext context)
in System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadContext.RunMessageLoop(Int32 reason, ApplicationContext context)
in System.Windows.Forms.Application.Run(Form mainForm)
in ArribosPartidas.Program.Main() in Program.cs:line 17"
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Did you Dipose all of your graphics objects (Graphics, Brushes, Pens, Bitmaps you're reusing, Fonts, ...) in the last pass?
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I disposed fonts and brushes, I recreate them because it may vary from one text to another
I’m keeping reference to the bitmaps and context.
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You hold open a Graphics context?? Don't. On every pass, if you create a Graphics object, you also MUST dispose it when you're done drawing the current frame.
If you're getting the Graphics object from the Paint event args (Graphics g = e.Graphics, or something similar), then you do NOT dispose the graphics object. You didn't create it, so you don't dispose of it.
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Hi, I now dispose the context after each frame is rendered. But still get the same error.
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Let's see the code where this blows up. What line does it die on?
Did the previous timer event finish? What I mean is that the timer fires once, you start drawing on the image, the timer fires again, but you haven't finished drawing on the previous tick, so when you go to create another Graphics object to draw the next frame, it collides with the last one.
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I run it in debug mode, and the frame rendering finish long beefore the second timer event.
Here is a resume of all the code, is quite large one to post completely.
private class Principal:Form
{
//.... declarations , constructor, Othes Methods, etc.
//waht is important for the case
private Bitmap offScreenBmp;
private Graphics offScreenDC;
private Bitmap FondoLimpioBmp;
private bool DrawingToBuffer;
private viod BackImg() //this is been called once at form_load (for now).
{
DrawingToBuffer = true;
FondoLimpioBmp = new Bitmap(BackIngPath);
//BackIngPath is string containing path and file name of backgound image.
FondoLimpioBmp = new Bitmap(BackIngPath);
Graphics FondoLimpioDC = Graphics.FromImage(FondoLimpioBmp );
//Draw Some Gradients here to FondoLimpioDC, no problems here
//PicBack is a PicuteBox in the form.
offScreenBmp = new Bitmap(PicBack.Width, PicBack.Height);
offScreenDC = Graphics.FromImage(offScreenBmp);
offScreenDC.Clear(Color.Transparent);
offScreenDC.DrawImage(this.BackgroundImage,new Point(0,0));
offScreenDC.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.AntiAlias;
offScreenDC.DrawImage(FondoLimpioBmp , 0, 0);
FondoLimpioDC.dispose();
offScreenDC.Dispose(); //Add this after yuor comment.
DrawingToBuffer = false;
}
private void Paginar() /// this is called from Timer_Tick event
{
if (!DrawingToBuffer){ //flag para prevenir 2 instancias al mismo tiempo
// Here gos code to read data from database....
DrawingToBuffer = true;
offScreenDC = Graphics.FromImage(offScreenBmp);
offScreenDC.Clear(Color.Transparent);
offScreenDC.DrawImage(FondoLimpioBmp, 0, 0);
offScreenDC.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.AntiAlias;
StringFormat sf = new StringFormat();
Brush tBrush = Brushes.Black;
sf.LineAlignment = StringAlignment.Center;
Font tFont = new Font("Arial", 17F, FontStyle.Bold);
string itemToShow;
int Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4;
RectangleF txtRect;
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
Y1 = (sepHeigth * i) + (rowHeigth * i);
Y2 = (sepHeigth * (i + 1)) + (rowHeigth * i);
Y3 = Y2;
Y4 = (sepHeigth * (i + 1)) + (rowHeigth * (i + 1));
sf.Alignment = StringAlignment.Center;
txtRect = new RectangleF(TitleSrv.Left, Y3, TitleSrv.Width, rowHeigth);
itemToShow = LSRVLbl[i].Text;
sf.FormatFlags = StringFormatFlags.NoClip;
//*************************************************************//
//This is the line where error is thrown
offScreenDC.DrawString(itemToShow, tFont, tBrush, txtRect, sf);
//*************************************************************
txtRect = new RectangleF(TitleInt.Left, Y3, TitleInt.Width, rowHeigth);
itemToShow = LINTLbl[i].Text;
offScreenDC.DrawString(itemToShow, tFont, tBrush, txtRect, sf);
sf.Alignment = StringAlignment.Near;
txtRect = new RectangleF(TitleOrDes.Left, Y3, TitleOrDes.Width, rowHeigth);
itemToShow = LORDESLbl[i].Text;
offScreenDC.DrawString(itemToShow, tFont17, tBrush, txtRect, sf);
}
sf.Dispose();
tFont.Dispose();
tBrush.Dispose();
offScreenDC.Dispose();
offScreenDC = null;
DrawingToBuffer = false;
PicBox.Invalidate();
}
private void PicBack_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
{
if(!DrawingToBuffer)
{
e.Graphics.Clear(Color.Transparent);
e.Graphics.DrawImageUnscaled(offScreenBmp, 0, 0);
}
}
}
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DoomedOne wrote: if (!DrawingToBuffer){ //flag para prevenir 2 instancias al mismo tiempo
// Here gos code to read data from database....
DrawingToBuffer = true;
You are trying to have a mutex so only one instance of this code can execute the
drawing actions, but:
1) having a separate test, then set of a variable is not reliable
2) if as your comment indicate you do a database access in between, it is
doomed to fail.
So give it a try with DrawingToBuffer=true before you do DB access,
and better yet use a real non-reentrance defense (such as disabling the timer
while inside paginar).
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Hi,
I’ve tired that too, disabling the timer as first sentence in the Timer_tick event and enabling it again at the end, after the frame has been rendered, and don't work.
The problem do not looks like a collision between 2 running threads trying run the same paint code, is more like something is missing to clean up, or set, between calls to de "Paginar" code.
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Hi,
I've solved the problem by moving the definition of offscreenBMP to the code block, recreating it on every render and assigning it to the pictureBox in the "Paginar" method, instead of coping it in the paint event.
Thanks to every one.
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Hi,
In my programe i am one using datagrid.
User can enter decimal value and i am validating the value.
for that i am using RegulerExpression.
(?!^0*$)(?!^0*\.+0)*$^\d{1,5}(\.+\d{1,2})?$
but this is not working it's giving error.
Message "Invalid escape sequence"
those are . and \
help me
its arrgent.
Thanks
asif
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Hi,
A very good site for regex is Regular Expression Library[^].
If you search here for decimal you will find 93 regex samples.
There's also a regex tester on it.
Sven
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this is a really generic regex for a decimal value, ^\d*\.\d*$
I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.
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I have a situation I am not sure how to deal with.
I have a class derived from the DataTable class
When I call the GetChanges form within an instance of the derived class the constructor of the derived class is called instead of just the DataTable constructor.
this.GetChanges();
I was expecting that only the Datatable constructor would be called. Is there a way around this ?
I tried calling
base.GeatChanges();
but same result.
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It's called inheretance and Object-Oriented Programming.
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Since when is the method GetChanges a constructor for the DataTable class?? Or any class for that matter?
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The GetChanges function has DataTable as a return type, so yes, at some point the constructor for the DataTable type will be called.
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