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frankiebaby2 wrote: If I try to bring the "Microsoft.Office.Core" across by adding a reference, it sees the "Microsoft.Office.Core" but imports it as "Interop.Microsoft.Office.Core".
I don't do Office Interop at all, so this may be wrong.
But, did you add the reference to the Excel Object Library under the COM tab, or did you use the Office Primary Interop Assemblies under the .NET tab??
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Thanks Dave, I did add it in under COM, and have it running. Thanks for answering.
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The files I read and write must be compatible with legacy programs (VB6, C++).
The file is header information followed by a data array. For example;
'This is the current file header.
Private Structure CvsImageStructure
Friend FileID As Byte
Friend Rows As Short
Friend Columns As Short
Friend Images As Short
Friend StoredDataType As Byte
Friend CompressionSlope As Single
Friend CompressionIntercept As Single
Friend SerialNumber As String
Friend DefectDescriptions As String
End Structure
The next part of the file is a data array. It may be Byte, Int16 or Single. The StoredDataType element in the header tells me what the data type is.
I can read the data one element at a time in a for next loop (i.e. BR.ReadSingle). However, this is painfully slow. In some cases there will be more than 1,000,000 elements in the array. Is there a way to quickly read the entire data array into a Single precision array (or Byte or Int16)?
Some of these files were created in VB6 using the Put command
i.e.
Put #1, header
Put #1, sImageData()
The legacy program uses the VB6 Get command to read the files. It has to be able to read the files I create in VB.Net 2005.
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When the DefectDescriptions element of the structure in the file is blank, the binaryreader returns 73 characters (BR.ReadString), reading into the data array. I have a work around for this, but would appreciate some help correcting this problem.
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Dave_6 wrote: Is there a way to quickly read the entire data array into a Single precision array (or Byte or Int16)?
Use ReadBytes to get the data into a Byte array, then use the BitConverter class to convert each set of bytes in the array to an Int16 or Single element in your array.
A quick and dirty example... Read a file containing 1,000,000 Singles and convert it to an array:
Using fs As New FileStream("C:\test.dat", FileMode.Open)
Using br As New BinaryReader(fs)
Dim buffer() As Byte
buffer = br.ReadBytes(fs.Length)
' A Single is 4 bytes long...
Dim singles(1000000) As Single
For x As Integer = 0 to 1000000 Step 4
sa(x \ 4) = BitConverter.ToSingle(buffer, x)
Next
End Using
End Using
The nice part about this method is that you can modify it to conver the Byte array into any size values you've read by simply changing the Step value and using a different conversion method on the BitConverter class.
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Hi, I'm looking for an example or some tip on how to display the information from a datagridview row that the user has selected into my corresponding textboxes and listboxes on my form. The user should be able to enter data into either the textboxes (or select data from a listtbox) or the datagridview and the dataset is then updated. Is there maybe a specific event that I need to put code in? How do I select a row and display the data, do I need to loop through the datagridview rows? any help please?
Mr Oizo
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if your using a datagrid you could do something like:
private datagrid1_click(Byval.......)handles datagrid1.click<br />
'When user clicks row in grid display column info in textbox<br />
<br />
textbox1.text = datgrid1.item(datagrid1.currentrowindex, column#) & ""<br />
<br />
end sub<br />
<br />
Private textbox1_textchanged(Byval......)handles textbox1.changed<br />
'Probably will need this to handle null values in for all columns that dont like null values...use if needed<br />
<br />
if datagrid1.item(datagrid1.currentrowindex, column# is system.dbnull.value then<br />
textbox1.text = ""<br />
else<br />
'call your store procedure - or whatever your using - nested if statement will be good to use if have multiple columns that dont like nulls<br />
end if
If you dont like typing you can user datagrid1.item(columnrow#, column#)
Thank You
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Hi Friends,
Any body can help me.
I make an MDI app using .Net.
The parent form has a MainMenu.
The questions:
1. When I open a child form, before the first menu item a picture is shown
(the form picture). How can I hide this picture.
2. When I open a child form, before
to set windows state maximized
to set maximumize box false
to set minimize box false
to set control box false.
those are enabled.
Thanks in advance,
Rameshkumar Thirumalaisamy
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hey guy
don,t confuse with this type bcoz its just a structure how to attach a file in mainmenu remove it all and add ur file in that menu by change name
if u want to add form in mainmenu then write code
dim a as new form
a.mdiparent=me
a.show
simply
hope u understand
if any problem mail me
byeeeeeeee
lucky
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How will I show the child table within the parent table without having to clink on the link - example My main grid loads up fine and it shows the '+' '-' to expand the table, but when I click the '+' I get "datarelation" link once I click that link the table expands.
Is it possible to do this with just one click on the '+'? Dont want to use two datagrids, because I want all the info on one grid. Will I have to purchase a third pary product to do this? Here is my code below - am I doing something wrong?
Dim command1 As New SqlCommand("Select * FROM LateOrders_Header_view", cnn1)<br />
Dim command2 As New SqlCommand("Select * from LateOrders_Line_view", cnn1)<br />
'Dim SqlReader As SqlDataReader<br />
Try<br />
cnn1.Open()<br />
<br />
'Debug.WriteLine(cnn1.ConnectionString)<br />
Dim dt As New DataTable("LateOrders_Header_view")<br />
dgOrderReport.DataSource = dt<br />
Dim DirAdapter As New SqlDataAdapter(command1)<br />
Dim DirAdapter2 As New SqlDataAdapter(command2)<br />
Dim dc1 As DataColumn<br />
Dim dc3 As DataColumn<br />
Dim datarelation As DataRelation<br />
<br />
MyDataSet = New DataSet<br />
DirAdapter.TableMappings.Add("tabel1", "LateOrders_Header_view")<br />
DirAdapter.TableMappings.Add("tabel2", "LateOrders_line_view")<br />
<br />
DirAdapter.Fill(MyDataSet, "LateOrders_Header_view")<br />
DirAdapter2.Fill(MyDataSet, "LateOrders_Line_view")<br />
<br />
dc1 = MyDataSet.Tables("LateOrders_Header_view").Columns("order_no")<br />
dc3 = MyDataSet.Tables("LateOrders_Line_view").Columns("order_no")<br />
datarelation = New DataRelation("Line View", dc1, dc3)<br />
MyDataSet.Relations.Add(datarelation)<br />
'dc3.ReadOnly = True<br />
<br />
dgOrderReport.DataSource = MyDataSet.DefaultViewManager '.Tables("LateOrders_Header_view").DefaultView<br />
dgOrderReport.DataMember = "LateOrders_header_view"
Any Ideas?
Thank You
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so wht,s the problem simply just apply the condition on + button and - button. +button.click=dgv1, dgv2 else false
hope u understand
byeeeeeeee
lucky
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Nope I dont understand -
I dont have any button conditions because of this below-
datarelation = New DataRelation("Line View", dc1, dc3)<br />
MyDataSet.Relations.Add(datarelation)
creates the + - condition on the grid. When the app is running when I click on a record it expands and you see a link that says "Line View" once I clink that link it opens a different table - I dont want it to do that I want it to show the nested table with just one click on the row
Is there away to raise a condition to control the + and - that comes with datarelation? Oh Yea I'm not using two datagrids - One datagrid with two datasets. Well One dataset two tables.
-- modified at 8:28 Friday 7th September, 2007
-- modified at 9:30 Friday 7th September, 2007
Thank You
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Description
I am making a Paint Brush Like application in Vb 2005. My intention is to join the points by draw line method as the mouse moves. I am facing some issues as the “AutoRedraw” is not available for PictureBox.
To overcome this shortcoming i started coping the screen as image using "CopyFromScreen”, ad loding that image in the PictureBox, as the lines are drawn. My issues with this solution are :
- The process of saving and loading the Image in picture box had made the application very slow, which intern are making me loose some points.
- My intention is to use a Picture box (Drawing area for the users), bigger then the screen. It is becoming very difficult to exactly calculate at which portion of the picture box i am taking a snap of and where to put it in the Image of picture box.
What all had tried
- I moved the "Saving from screen and loading back in the PictureBox " codes to a timer: Codes do work but the points which i am getting while the timer calls the codes to save the image are missed
- I tried putting the codes to save image in a thread... not able to succeed
Can any one please help me with it   I am in urgent need of this
Platform
VB 2005 /Express IDE / Sharp Developer
Nishkarsh
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Hi,
two comments:
1.
a PictureBox is not the right Control for this; its purpose is to show an existing Image,
no more, no less. Yours is not an Image, it is a painting that keeps evolving. So
I would suggest you take a simple Panel.
2.
The normal draw approach is to:
- have some data structures that represent the entire content of your drawing/painting;
- use keyboard/mouse events to modify these data structures;
- have the Paint handler "execute" the data structures, i.e. do the actual Graphics
operations.
As a result, you have:
- data structures ready for saving/restoring your structured document to /from file
- a visible result that gets redrawn automatically whenever it needs to (e.g. because
you resize the Form, uncover it, etc).
- the possibility to resize your drawing/painting based on its high-level representation
(such as font size), rather than pixel-based.
Now for real painting, the above may be rather difficult; if so, you could use a Bitmap,
create a Graphics for it once (with Graphics.FromImage; keep it in a class member),
and paint into that Graphics from your keyboard/mouse event handlers, then Invalidate()
your Panel. In the Panel's Paint handler simply DrawImage() the Bitmap.
But don't first paint on the screen, then try to capture the screen. That is inefficient
at best.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this weeks tips:
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- show exceptions with ToString() to see all information
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Hi
Luc Pattyn
thanks for the info...
I will like to let my problem in more detail...
I have to use a tablet attached to the PC which acts as a input device for user
Was successfully able to do all what i told in my question in Vb6
Now when i migrated the code to Vb 2005 I was Not able to do it properly...
Issue is, the tablet sends packets as the user user writes on it... The tablet is of A4 size and the user can write on whole page
If i Use a data structure to store all points and then draw lines between them then one thing the data structure becomes too big and in low config system there is a threat of crashing or system becomes slow
other aspect is that a user will like to see what he writes in a similar size as what e is writing inso i need to make the picture box big which scrolls on the window...
As you suggested, if I use a panel then can i do all the above??
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Hi,
1.
yes I would use a Panel for this.
2.
I would also try and avoid scrolling.
What is the resolution of the tablet (how many points can it discern horizontally and
vertically) ? if that is less than there are pixels on the screen, I would do a one-on-one;
if the tablet resolution is quite different, I would use some scaling so it still fits
the (height of the) screen.
3.
Assuming a lot of data is coming in, I would use the bitmap approach: allocate a bitmap
of the right size, get a Graphics for it; then accept tablet input and paint into the
bitmap using that Graphics.
4.
New suggestion: don't Invalidate() everytime you modify the bitmap, just set a boolean flag.
Then install a Windows.Forms.Timer that ticks say once every 100 or 200 msec; in its
tick handler, if the flag is set, clear the flag and Invalidate the Panel.
As a result you can accept data at full speed, and your screen would be refreshed every
100 or 200 msec (rather than every time the bitmap changes).
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this weeks tips:
- make Visual display line numbers: Tools/Options/TextEditor/...
- show exceptions with ToString() to see all information
- before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
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All of my applications have migrated to VB 2005. They all start from Sub Main in a module.
Today I decided to create a new one and set "enable application framework" to true so that I can explore its new features.
The program has been run many times as I add new components. There have been no apparent problems.
I added code that creates a delegate to display the program's name and a date/time string as Form1's text.
It is invoked once a second by a thread spauned by my "Clock" class that runs on a background thread.
I encountered this error when it ran.
Invoke or BeginInvoke cannot be called on a control until the window handle has been created.
How does one create a handle for Form1?
Why wasn't it created automatically when the application started?
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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RJGCarey wrote: How does one create a handle for Form1?
You don't. It's automatically created.
The problem is caused by your code not waiting long enough for the window to be completely created. Basically, you're trying to update the window before it exists.
You can either delay starting your "Clock" class or, in the update code, check the Form's IsHandleCreated property before you try to update the Form.
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Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim dbgS As String
bmpMain = New Bitmap(pbMain.Width, pbMain.Height)
AddHandler pbMain.Paint, AddressOf pbMain_Paint
bmpBars = New Bitmap(pbBars.Width, pbBars.Height)
AddHandler pbBars.Paint, AddressOf pbBars_Paint
instDelFormText = New delFormText(AddressOf FormText)
Shw.SetUp()
'error handling is now available
Try
MySql.Open()
Thread.Sleep(5000)
dbgS = Me.IsHandleCreated
Clock.Start()
Catch ex As Exception
Shw.Err("Form1_Load " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Put in the sleep. It does sleep.
put in dbgS. It Shows true.
Same error.
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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Hi,
putting a Sleep in the main thread won't help, it just stops the world for a while,
nothing happens any more, no handles would get created in the mean time.
Where is it failing? Look at the line numbers in the Exception, and watch the line
numbers of your source code.(See my tips!)
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this weeks tips:
- make Visual display line numbers: Tools/Options/TextEditor/...
- show exceptions with ToString() to see all information
- before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
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Here's my code.
This code is in my 15+ other applications and it works all the time.
Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load
instDelFormText = New delFormText(AddressOf FormText)
End Sub
Public instDelFormText As delFormText
Public Delegate Sub delFormText(ByVal inText As String)
Private Sub FormText(ByVal inText As String)
Try
Me.Text = inText
Catch ex As Exception
Shw.Err("frmMain.WriteFormText " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Module Clock
Private Sub DoNewSecond()
Try
Form1.Invoke(Form1.instDelFormText, CObj("BarHunter 2005" & Space (100) & Now.ToString))
Catch ex As Exception
Shw.Err("Clock.DoNewSecond " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
The failure occurs on Form1.Invoke etc
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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Hi,
there is less code now than there was before in Form1_Load. The Form1 constructor is missing,
the Clock stuff is not complete.
Where do you start the clock? I would do it as the last thing in Form1_Load
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
this weeks tips:
- make Visual display line numbers: Tools/Options/TextEditor/...
- show exceptions with ToString() to see all information
- before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
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My last post was just an abstract. The post prior to that has all the code. Starting the clock is the last thing in Form_Load.
In my other applications the form is created in Sub Main.
Here is the code.
Public Sub Main()
frmMain = New Form1 'new form
frmMain.Show() 'show it
Shw = New clsShow 'new class
Shw.SetUp() 'set up the graphics
cName = SystemInformation.ComputerName() 'get computer name
handleEndWorking = Now.ToString("yyyyMMdd") 'set the handleendworking
mySql = New clsMySql 'connect to the database
hntB = New BarHunter.clsBase 'new hunting base class
hntB.setUp = New BarHunter.clsSetUp 'new set up class
hntB.setUp.DoIt() 'do the job
hntB.setUp = Nothing 'dispose
Application.Run() 'run
End Sub
Now I just discovered that when I run my Show Procedures from another thread it doesn't work. It modifies a bitmap linked to a picture box on the form and then invalidates that picturebox.
Enable application framework sure creates a different critter.
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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Hi
Can anybody tell me how can I call a procidure requiring arguments with a new thread. e.g. a code snippet like this.
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim trShow As New Thread(AddressOf ShowMessage) 'error
End Sub
Sub ShowMessage(ByVal message As String)
MsgBox(message)
End Sub
Thanks for replying for a hobbyist progarmmer.
reman
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Which version of VB.NET??
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Create a new instance of a class passing parameters.
Create a new thread pointed at the sub in that class that does the work.
Name and start the thread. If you want you can wait till the thread finishes(Join) and then dispose of the instance of the class.
Here is a code snippet.
SQL.B.setDay = New SQL.clsSetUpAnyDay(Now.Date) 'new class
thdWorker = New Thread(AddressOf SQL.B.setDay.DoIt)'new thread
thdWorker.Name = "setDay" 'name it
thdWorker.Start() 'start
thdWorker.Join 'wait till it finishes
SQL.B.setDay = Nothing 'dispose
Hope that helps.
RCarey
RCarey
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