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Re: programming disaster

J a a n s12-Mar-08 2:57

J a a n s

12-Mar-08 2:57

Are you looking for something like this?

static void Main(string[] args)
{
    double amount = 0.0;
    double change;
    Console.Write("Enter the amount: ");
    Double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(),out amount);
    change = (amount - (int)amount) * 100;
    int quarters = (int)change / 25;
    int dimes = ((int)change % 25) / 10;
    int nickles = (((int)change % 25)% 10) / 5;
    int cents = ((int)change % 5);
    Console.WriteLine(
      String.Format("Quarters:{0} \nDimes:{1} \nNickles:{2} \nCents:{3}",
        quarters, dimes, nickles, cents));
    Console.ReadLine(); 
}

*jaans

Re: programming disaster

Justin Perez12-Mar-08 3:28

Justin Perez

12-Mar-08 3:28

Nice, you just did this helpless kid's homework for him. Now next week when he is even further behind, he will come here and expect you to give him code for his homework.

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Re: programming disaster

Paul Conrad12-Mar-08 4:59

Paul Conrad

12-Mar-08 4:59

The OP can put on his resume that mooching is one of his skills he learned in school.

"I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

Re: programming disaster

Justin Perez12-Mar-08 5:15

Justin Perez

12-Mar-08 5:15

I can see it now.

"i am dotNet guru cos I get good codes at codeproject. i hv flwles technique in C#. ill send u my codes for exprting to csv if u have doubt ill advice u at samirnienanjabad@gmail.com"

Re: programming disaster

Paul Conrad12-Mar-08 5:20

Paul Conrad

12-Mar-08 5:20

Yep. Certainly can see it happening. Dare I mention it would probably show up on RAC?

"I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

Re: programming disaster

Justin Perez12-Mar-08 5:24

Justin Perez

12-Mar-08 5:24

Paul Conrad wrote:
Yep. Certainly can see it happening. Dare I mention it would probably show up on RAC?

Re: programming disaster

Paul Conrad12-Mar-08 4:59

Paul Conrad

12-Mar-08 4:59

Thanks for doing his homework for him. You have helped him gain the skillset of mooching.

"I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

Re: programming disaster

Justin Perez12-Mar-08 5:16

Justin Perez

12-Mar-08 5:16

Sadly a lot of people get by with this skill-set. It really makes me sad that these types get away with a developer title because they can beg for code with the best of them.

Re: programming disaster

Paul Conrad12-Mar-08 4:58

Paul Conrad

12-Mar-08 4:58

Do your own homework.

"I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

.NET and MySQL

KillerTiger12-Mar-08 2:35

KillerTiger

12-Mar-08 2:35

Hi Everybody,
I am trying to develop an application of high performace with. NET and MySQL and I'm wondering if there is any code generator to create all data access layer.
I used to use the codesmith with .nettiers, but I think this only works for SQL Server.
Any suggestion?

Reggards,
Marcus

Re: .NET and MySQL

N a v a n e e t h12-Mar-08 2:46

N a v a n e e t h

12-Mar-08 2:46

I guess SubSonic[^] supports MySQL.

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Sending multiple print files as a job to a network printer

barts00712-Mar-08 2:29

barts007

12-Mar-08 2:29

Hello,

Is there a way to send multiple print files together as 1 job to a network printer so that they are not mixed with other jobs from other computers?

Thanks

Sample projects

Steve Declerck12-Mar-08 1:39

Steve Declerck

12-Mar-08 1:39

Hi all,

I would like to learn everything about ADO.NET 2.0.
I think the best to do this, is to look at lots of samples.
Are there any available for download ? I mean sample applications ?

Thanks a lot !
Steve

Re: Sample projects

Paul Conrad12-Mar-08 5:43

Paul Conrad

12-Mar-08 5:43

This site and books are your best bets.

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Creating Excel Sheet

Prabhat00312-Mar-08 1:18

Prabhat003

12-Mar-08 1:18

I have a datagrid called GridTour.I need to create a excel sheet from the data of GridTour and save it in some path.Please anyone can suggest me a very simple and short method.I have the code in VB and needs to be converted to C#.But I could not go through that code.
Thank you.

Re: Creating Excel Sheet

Prabhat00312-Mar-08 19:19

Prabhat003

12-Mar-08 19:19

machikne ho...kasaile pani sakena hoina?ma aafaile gari sake.lado jasto.

different ways of invoking a webservice

vngopal12-Mar-08 1:04

vngopal

12-Mar-08 1:04

I want to know the different ways of invoking a webservice. I was told that there are 3 ways to invoke a webservice. Can any one help me on this?

Remote debugging problem in C# .Net 2003

ShelarHemant12-Mar-08 0:13

ShelarHemant

12-Mar-08 0:13

Hi,

I am facing problem while performing remote debugging. I have created a small application named "DebugHelloWorldRemotly.exe" in C# .Net using Visual Studio 2003. I have placed this exe and pdb file on one machine(lets call it as a Server). That exe is executing on server.

I am having its source code on my development machine. Now I want to debug that application (which is running on server) from my development environment.

I am performing following steps.

1) I have started an instance of msvcmon.exe using following command

msvcmon -tcpip -anyuser

2) Then I opened project i.e. DebugHelloWorldRemotly.sln

3) I go to Project->Properties

4) Click on Debugging option and set follwoing parameters

Enable ASP Debugging = True

Debug Mode = Project

Enable Remote Debugging = True

Remote Debug Machine = 10.52.33.244 ( this is ip of the server i.e. where exe is executing.)

Click on OK.

5) Then I go to Tools->Debug Process... menu

6) I select Trasport = TCP/IP (Native only)

8) Name = "10.52.33.244" ( Ip of server where exe is executing )

9) It shows list of all the processes which are executing on server.

10) I select DebugHelloWorldRemotly.exe and click on "Attach..."

It dose not give any error message but if I place any break point it syas "The break point will not be currently hit. No executable code is currently loaded at this location."

Please help.

Regards,

Hemant Shelar

Verifing server certificates

Lucian.Palcu11-Mar-08 23:32

Lucian.Palcu

11-Mar-08 23:32

Hi,

I have to verify the server certificate in order to authenticate a https client-server communication. I don't know I what certificate type should I use for server(Jboss server) and how to handle and verify the certificate on client side(implemented in C#). I suppose that I have to install server certificate on client too, in order to compare it with the one sent by server for authentication.
Can anyone supply some info related to this issue?

Thanks,

L.P.

Fastest way to render text

genon6211-Mar-08 23:11

genon62

11-Mar-08 23:11

I'd like to display text to the console in a flash effect ( at the microseconds level)

The time delay between:

label1.Visible = true;
and
label1.Visible = false;

Is to long for my requirements.
Is it possible?
Any ideas / pointers / suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks

Re: Fastest way to render text

Xmen Real 11-Mar-08 23:13

Xmen Real

11-Mar-08 23:13

label1.Visible = true;
label1.Visible = false;

its too fast, even you cant see.
if you wanna delay, you should use Thread.Sleep()

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Re: Fastest way to render text

Anthony Mushrow12-Mar-08 0:27

Anthony Mushrow

12-Mar-08 0:27

Remember, you are pretty much limited to the refresh rate of the monitor.
If the monitor is at 60Hz, then there is no possible way to flash the text more than 60 times a second. (That would be a delay of about 16 milliseconds). Actually it would not be possible to flash it more than 30 times, because half the time the text would not be displayed.

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constructor calling

Pankaj Garg11-Mar-08 23:04

Pankaj Garg

11-Mar-08 23:04

i have two class files
class1
{
public class1(string str)
{
str = "";
}
}

class class2
{
void abc()
{
class1 obj=new class1();
can i call the class1 constructor here ?
}
}

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Re: constructor calling

N a v a n e e t h11-Mar-08 23:10

N a v a n e e t h

11-Mar-08 23:10

Pankaj Garg wrote:
class1 obj=new class1();
can i call the class1 constructor here ?

When you invoke class1, it's constructor will be called automatically.

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Re: constructor calling

Pankaj Garg11-Mar-08 23:18

Pankaj Garg

11-Mar-08 23:18

i have an overloaded constructor in class1

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