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Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

2-Aug-07 20:56

I am a bit surprise and a bit disappointed.

But I have to admit that your solution is good and simple.

Thanks. Smile | :)

FDK

Martin#2-Aug-07 21:06

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

2-Aug-07 21:06

Hello,

FDK2 wrote:
I am a bit surprise and a bit disappointed.

That happens to me every day, minimum once!

FDK2 wrote:
But I have to admit that your solution is good and simple.

:->

FDK2 wrote:
Thanks.

Mais, c'est avec plaisir !

P.S.: Got my '5' for the feedback!

All the best,

Martin

pmarfleet2-Aug-07 4:12

pmarfleet

2-Aug-07 4:12

<myint>.ToString("X")

Paul

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

FDK22-Aug-07 10:55

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

2-Aug-07 10:55

I know this.
This do not answer to my question. Smile | :)

FDK

pmarfleet2-Aug-07 11:32

pmarfleet

2-Aug-07 11:32

You stated that you wished to show the property value 'in hexadecimal, not in decimal'.

How are you storing the property value within your application? If, as you suggest, you are storing it as an integer then you can get the hexadecimal representation of this number by calling ToString("X") on an integer variable containing the value.

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

FDK22-Aug-07 11:48

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

2-Aug-07 11:48

Sorry. My english is probably not good enough. :s

So imagine you have conceived a component on which you have an integer property.
You will see this property in the property grid, at design time.
But the value will be displayed in decimal format.
I want to see it in hexadecimal format.

FDK

pmarfleet2-Aug-07 12:23

pmarfleet

2-Aug-07 12:23

You can continue to store the value of the property internally as an integer. However, you should make the public property declaration of type String. When reading the value, convert the internal integer value to a string representing its value in hex format using the code I previously supplied. When setting the value, parse the hex string and convert the value back to an integer.

Paul

Re: Show an integer property as hexadecimal in a property grid

FDK22-Aug-07 20:59

automate Active directory C#

2-Aug-07 20:59

Same simple and good solution than martin#
So thanks.

Smile | :)

FDK

franklinm2-Aug-07 4:03

franklinm

2-Aug-07 4:03

Hello Friends of the forum
I have a LAN with a Domain of windows 2003 server.
As I can make to block the use via automation of Directory it Activates with C#
the use of Windows Messenger, winamp.

But alone of certain IPS.

Example
1923.168.1.15 blocked winamp, excel
192.168.1.16 blocked messenger, winword

thank you

>Hola Amigos del foro
>Tengo una LAN con un Dominio de windows 2003 server.
>Como puedo hacer para bloquear el uso via automatizacion de Active Directory con C#
>el uso de Windows Messenger, winamp.
>Pero solo de determinadas IPS.

>Ejemplo
>1923.168.1.15 bloqueado winamp, excel
>192.168.1.16 bloqueado messenger, winword

>gracias

Re: automate Active directory C#

originSH2-Aug-07 4:25

originSH

2-Aug-07 4:25

System.DirectoryServices[^] is the classes for interacting with active directory.

Answer my comment

Karthi_jpk2-Aug-07 3:35

Karthi_jpk

2-Aug-07 3:35

How to convert html file to xml file?

Karthick

CPallini2-Aug-07 3:43

CPallini

2-Aug-07 3:43

Karthi_jpk wrote:
How to convert html file to xml file?

Change the extension! Big Grin | :-D

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.

Joseph Guadagno2-Aug-07 3:43

Joseph Guadagno

2-Aug-07 3:43

1) I think you should read the forum guidelines.
2) I doubt you will get any response based on the subject.

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Hope this helps!
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Software_Specialist2-Aug-07 4:15

Software_Specialist

2-Aug-07 4:15

which country are you from ???
I hope not from India..There was a big issue about this in Launge.
Anyway read guidelines.And try to be polite and give a proper subject title....And then we might help you...
hv fun

Sam_c2-Aug-07 4:21

Sam_c

2-Aug-07 4:21

alas the joke about changing the file extension is correct in regards to information provided in the question.

what exacting are you trying to achieve?

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Problem placing the TableLayoutPanel at the same location!

CPallini2-Aug-07 4:51

CPallini

2-Aug-07 4:51

sonsam wrote:
alas the joke about changing the file extension is correct in regards to information provided in the question.

you hit the jackpot. Big Grin | :-D

The above was my intention.
Smile | :)

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.

Mow my lawn.

leckey2-Aug-07 6:35

leckey

2-Aug-07 6:35

See, demanding something at CP does not work in your favor.

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Re: Mow my lawn.

snorkie2-Aug-07 7:49

snorkie

2-Aug-07 7:49

Actually, I would like to mow your lawn Smile | :)

Hogan

Khoramdin2-Aug-07 3:35

Khoramdin

2-Aug-07 3:35

Hello everyone,

I am working on an Windows Application which I need to change the loaction of a TableLayoutPanel at the RunTime. I use the following code in order to do this.

this.tableLayoutPanel8.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(771, 3);

I was wondering if the specific loacation (771, 3) is refrence to the screen or the actuall Windows Application? Since the TableLayoutPanel is placed in the SplitContainer with ScrollBar to provide access to the entire Control Panel, I get the feelling that the above line of code locate the TableLayoutPanel on a different spot depending on the position of the ScrollBar.

I was wondering if it is possible to place the TableControlPanel at the same spot regardless of the ScrollBar position?

Thank you very much and have a great day.

Khoramdin

Re: Problem placing the TableLayoutPanel at the same location!

Martin#2-Aug-07 3:40

Process.Start with specific Culture Setting

2-Aug-07 3:40

Hello,

The Location, means allways the Location inside the Container (SplitContainer in your case)!

All the best,

Martin

Rolf Sperling2-Aug-07 3:30

Rolf Sperling

2-Aug-07 3:30

Hi,

my application (C#) can run with a culture set from a config file (e.g. "en-GB") that is different from the systems CurrentCulture (e.g. "sv-SE"). Is it possible to start a another process via System.Diagnostics.Process.Start with modified culture settings so that the new process has same CurrentCulture as my application?

Example:
Systems CurrentCulture = "sv-SE"
myApp CurrentCulture = "en-GB" (set from config file)
wanted: newProc CurrentCulture = "en-GB"

Thanks
Rolf

Re: Process.Start with specific Culture Setting

Martin#2-Aug-07 3:45

Re: Process.Start with specific Culture Setting

2-Aug-07 3:45

Hello,

I never tried it, but looks good to me.

The Process class provides a Collection of "Threads" over which the CurrentCulture of all threads from the process could be set.

foreach(Thread actThread in ProcessYouWantToStart.Threads)
{
    actThread.CurrentCulture = yourCulture;
}

Please tell me if it works for you!

All the best,

Martin

Rolf Sperling2-Aug-07 20:27

Rolf Sperling

2-Aug-07 20:27

Hello Martin,

this doesn't work. Reasons:

- Process.Threads is a collection of ProcessThread and shows the threads of a running process.
- ProcessThread has no property to set the CurrentCulture.
- CurrentCulture has to be set before starting the process because the new process configures its ressource management immediatly after starting.

Thanks,
Rolf

Re: Process.Start with specific Culture Setting

Martin#2-Aug-07 20:33