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Re: String to Enum...

Luc Pattyn9-Aug-07 3:32

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9-Aug-07 3:32

In your case a 4 is enough of a punishment. But don't do this again.

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Re: String to Enum...

Malcolm Smart9-Aug-07 3:43

Malcolm Smart

9-Aug-07 3:43

I feel duly humbled.

while (true)
   Console.WriteLine( "I will google before posting a question..." );

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Re: String to Enum...

Malcolm Smart9-Aug-07 3:09

Malcolm Smart

9-Aug-07 3:09

Hypocrite. I should have googled first.

SOURCETYPE type = (SOURCETYPE)Enum.Parse(typeof(SOURCETYPE), myString);

"More functions should disregard input values and just return 12. It would make life easier." - comment posted on WTF

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Re: String to Enum...

Le centriste9-Aug-07 3:46

Le centriste

9-Aug-07 3:46

Here's reminder.[^]

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Re: String to Enum...

Talal Sultan9-Aug-07 4:11

Talal Sultan

9-Aug-07 4:11

lol that's a funny image Smile | :)

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Using CodeDOM in .NET

rameshbhojan9-Aug-07 2:54

rameshbhojan

9-Aug-07 2:54

Hi all,
Could you please let me know if how can i generate the following piece of code using CodeDOM

public System.Int64 X
{
get
{
System.Int64 A = (System.Int64 )this["@B"];
return A;
}
}

I am not able to generate the following line:

System.Int64 A = (System.Int64 )this["@B"];

Thanks,
Ramesh

Re: Using CodeDOM in .NET

Not Active9-Aug-07 3:08

Not Active

9-Aug-07 3:08

Why not delete your previous post now that you have provided a more detailed question

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Re:Transparency Property in Picturebox

RameshwerE9-Aug-07 2:51

RameshwerE

9-Aug-07 2:51

Hi can anybody help me how to display a logo onto a windows form.
Actullay i am embbading media player into a winform,on this player i want to display my own logo.I think of using picture box bt i couldn't find any property like transperancy, or opacity for this picturebox.I am working on .net2.0.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Re:Transparency Property in Picturebox [modified]

Martin#9-Aug-07 3:00

Martin#

9-Aug-07 3:00

Hello,

If you add the bitmap to the BackGroundImage property of your PictureBox (or Form), you could use the MakeTransparent method of Bitmap class, like this.

Bitmap YourBmp = new Bitmap(yourFormOrPictureBox.BackgroundImage);
YourBmp.MakeTransparent(YourBmp.GetPixel(0,0)); //Get's the Color of Pixel with position (0,0) and make this Color Tranparent
yourFormOrPictureBox.BackgroundImage = YourBmp;

-- modified at 9:14 Thursday 9th August, 2007

All the best,

Martin

Re:Transparency Property in Picturebox

Luc Pattyn9-Aug-07 3:12

Luc Pattyn

9-Aug-07 3:12

what is "this" ? Confused | :confused:

what is "Img" ?

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Re:Transparency Property in Picturebox

Martin#9-Aug-07 3:15

Martin#

9-Aug-07 3:15

Ooooops

Changed it.

All the best,

Martin

Using CodeDOM

rameshbhojan9-Aug-07 2:49

rameshbhojan

9-Aug-07 2:49

Hi All,
Please let me know if how to use CodeDOM in .NET to autogenerate a Const member field with initialization.... ???

Thanks,
Ramesh

Re: Using CodeDOM

rameshbhojan9-Aug-07 21:46

rameshbhojan

9-Aug-07 21:46

For Eg.

If i have a class with a member field as follows:

Private Const int ID=123;

How to generate this using CodeDOM?

groupbox and panel

Sonia Gupta9-Aug-07 2:23

Sonia Gupta

9-Aug-07 2:23

as both the groupbox and the panel accunulate the controls.so what's the difference between them

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Re: groupbox and panel

Luc Pattyn9-Aug-07 2:35

Luc Pattyn

9-Aug-07 2:35

there are lots of similarities; a nice difference is the outline you get for free.
reading MSDN will make you discover all the differences.
Smile | :)

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Populating a DevExpress Chart at runtime using a dataset

Haj9-Aug-07 2:09

Haj

9-Aug-07 2:09

Hi
Can anyone help me in populating the DevExpress Chart control at runtime using the datasets.

My due date is nearing, please help me out.

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Re: Populating a DevExpress Chart at runtime using a dataset

Pete O'Hanlon9-Aug-07 2:11

Pete O'Hanlon

9-Aug-07 2:11

hsahjirava wrote:
My due date is nearing, please help me out.

Head on over to the DevExpress forums and Support departments ASAP then. They're very good at answering questions about their products.

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Re: Populating a DevExpress Chart at runtime using a dataset

Malcolm Smart9-Aug-07 3:03

Malcolm Smart

9-Aug-07 3:03

hsahjirava wrote:
My due date is nearing, please help me out.

Congratulations. Are you wanting a boy or a girl? Laugh | :laugh:

"More functions should disregard input values and just return 12. It would make life easier." - comment posted on WTF

"I haven't spoken to my wife now for 48 hours. I don't like to interrupt her.

Re: Populating a DevExpress Chart at runtime using a dataset

Luc Pattyn9-Aug-07 3:14

Luc Pattyn

9-Aug-07 3:14

Malcolm Smart wrote:
Are you wanting a boy or a girl?

Yes.

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Re: Populating a DevExpress Chart at runtime using a dataset

Pete O'Hanlon9-Aug-07 3:59

Pete O'Hanlon

9-Aug-07 3:59

Malcolm Smart wrote:
Congratulations. Are you wanting a boy or a girl?

He's not fussy. Beggars can't be choosers.

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arraylist

Sonia Gupta9-Aug-07 2:07

Sonia Gupta

9-Aug-07 2:07

i wrote the following code at the form load
ArrayList s;
it showed the following error
The type or namespace name 'ArrayList' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
is there any dependency or namespace i have to include.

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Re: arraylist

JoeSharp9-Aug-07 2:11

JoeSharp

9-Aug-07 2:11

hi sonia

ArratList? or ArrayList?

regards

Re: arraylist

Pete O'Hanlon9-Aug-07 2:12

Pete O'Hanlon

9-Aug-07 2:12

Because it should be ArrayList instead. There is no ArratList in any of the standard namespaces (I can't speak for any assemblies you've written here). The ArrayList is in the System.Collections namespace.

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Re: arraylist

Ravi Bhavnani9-Aug-07 2:13

Ravi Bhavnani

9-Aug-07 2:13

It's ArrayList not ArratList.

Also, you need to reference the System.Collections namespace in a using statement, or fully qualify the type, eg: System.Collections.ArrayList.

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Re: arraylist

Nisar Inamdar9-Aug-07 2:15

Nisar Inamdar

9-Aug-07 2:15

Hi sonia,

i think you have problem with arraylist declaration....

you may use .....

private ArrayList mylist= new ArrayList[100];

i think it will works...

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