Re: How to add more parameter values - C# Discussion Boards

Re: Refresh paint (Dialog box) how to?

19-Jun-07 2:32

Hello,

You could call "f1.Refresh()".

All the best,

Martin

Luc Pattyn19-Jun-07 3:23

Luc Pattyn

19-Jun-07 3:23

Hi,

Control.Invalidate() exists so you can signal something has changed that affects
the look of your Control; it sill cause a repaint to occur.

Smile | :)

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Re: How to add more parameter values

Christian Graus19-Jun-07 1:08

Christian Graus

19-Jun-07 1:08

What have you tried ? The obvious is to repeat this code with a 1 and a 2 in place of the 0.

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new and override irrationality

hairy_hats19-Jun-07 0:18

hairy_hats

19-Jun-07 0:18

Why don't new and override appear at the same point in the declaration? Mad | :mad:

public override void Blah(){}

but

new public void Blah(){}

Martin#19-Jun-07 0:31

19-Jun-07 0:31

Hello my angry friend!

Steve_Harris wrote:
Why don't new and override appear at the same point in the declaration?

You can do it just like you want!
All is possible:

public override void Blah(){}
override public void Blah(){}
new public void Blah(){}
public new void Blah(){}

So take a big breath and relax. Wink | ;)

All the best,

Martin

hairy_hats19-Jun-07 0:50

hairy_hats

19-Jun-07 0:50

Thanks mate! I blame Wrox for printing one before and one after the public.

Martin#19-Jun-07 0:52

19-Jun-07 0:52

Steve_Harris wrote:
I blame Wrox for printing one before and one after the public.

Yes, thats kind of unconsistent!

You are wellcome!

All the best,

Martin

PIEBALDconsult19-Jun-07 5:19

PIEBALDconsult

19-Jun-07 5:19

But it seems partial must always be last when included?

Martin#19-Jun-07 20:21

How to bring Ghost Image during Dragging

19-Jun-07 20:21

Hello,

Yes, that's true!
But in fact it is also limited to classes I guess and so I would also not se it as unconsistend.
public class partial MyClass

All the best,

Martin

Chintan.Desai18-Jun-07 23:58

Chintan.Desai

18-Jun-07 23:58

Reply will be appreciated.

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Chintan
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Re: How to bring Ghost Image during Dragging

Christian Graus19-Jun-07 0:26

Christian Graus

19-Jun-07 0:26

Make the icon your drag image

Getting the node name in TreeView

Divya Kasavar18-Jun-07 23:52

18-Jun-07 23:52

Hi. I am having problem in getting the name of the node in treeview control. When I searched in events list there is no exact event which matches this scenario. If I select "DoubleClick" event, I dont get any reference of currently selected node.
The contents of tree (i.e nodes) are generated dynamically. When clicked on any of this node, I should get that node's name
Should I create new event of my own? If so, how to do that? tell me how should i proceed.

Thanks,Divya

Divya

Manas Bhardwaj19-Jun-07 0:08

Manas Bhardwaj

19-Jun-07 0:08

No you dont need to create a new event.
You can use the NodeMouseClick event of the treeview.
e.Node.Name will return you the Node Name.
In btw, make sure when you add a node dynamically, you specify its name also Rose | [Rose]

Divya Kasavar19-Jun-07 1:48

19-Jun-07 1:48

My target Framework is 1.1. NodeMouseClick event is present in 2 and 3 framework. Is there any method to do in 1.1 framework?

Thanks

Divya

Manas Bhardwaj19-Jun-07 1:53

Manas Bhardwaj

19-Jun-07 1:53

Use AfterSelect event instead.
Make sure you handle the first click as it will return the name of root node.

Divya Kasavar19-Jun-07 2:04

19-Jun-07 2:04

treeView1_AfterSelect(), displays node name for just a single click.i.e as soon as u select a node, its name is displayed.
But I want name of the node to be displayed after double clicking it.

Thanks,Divya

Divya Kasavar19-Jun-07 4:15

19-Jun-07 4:15

Hi Bhardwaj, thanks for ur reply

Here is the solution for my problem..

Use DoubleCLick event itself. Just need to typecast the sender object to TreeView

private void treeView1_DoubleClick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)<br />
{<br />
    TreeView myTree = (TreeView)sender;<br />
    MessageBox.Show(myTree.SelectedNode.Text);<br />
}

Regards, Divya

Reza Shojaee19-Jun-07 0:33

Reza Shojaee

19-Jun-07 0:33

Dear Divya

In the below code you can find your solution :

private void treeView1_AfterSelect(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show(e.Node.Name.ToString());
}

Also, you can read my article about storing tree in SQL at the below link:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/TreesAndSQL.asp[^]

Regards,

Divya Kasavar19-Jun-07 1:45

19-Jun-07 1:45

treeView1_AfterSelect(), displays node name for just a single click.i.e as soon as u select a node, its name is displayed.
But I was name of the node to be displayed after double clicking it.
My target Framework is 1.1

Thanks

Divya