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Re: How to stop...

Paul Conrad11-Jul-08 8:19

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Changing the default font

NiceNaidu11-Jul-08 4:41

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11-Jul-08 4:41

Hi All,
I have an application which displays the fonts in "Segoe UI".
But if I run the same application on another OS on which the font is not available.
It is displaying the font in "Microsoft Sans Serif".
Is there any way to change the default font to "Tahoma" on those machines ?

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Re: Changing the default font

Scott Dorman11-Jul-08 5:16

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11-Jul-08 5:16

You can explicitly set the font on each form so that it will use that font on all operating systems, if available. However, leaving the font settings as is will cause the application to display using the default font for that operating system, which is generally what you want.

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Context disconnected error

Affan Toor11-Jul-08 4:31

Affan Toor

11-Jul-08 4:31

Hi,

i am developing an application in C# 2.0 which uses BHO and multi threading. i am getting following error:

"Context 0x15da88' is disconnected. Releasing the interfaces from the current context (context 0x15d860).This may cause corruption or data loss. To avoid this problem, please ensure that all contexts/apartments stay alive until the applicationis completely done with the RuntimeCallableWrappers that represent COM components that live inside them."

can any body tell me whats the reson for this error and how can i resolve it? VS dosnt tell me the original location of error, so i am helpless and dont know from where to start debugging. any kind of help is appriciated. Thanks,

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Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

Sifar - 011-Jul-08 3:29

Sifar - 0

11-Jul-08 3:29

Hi,

I ve written a code something like below in Click event of Button btnWindows:

...
...
btnWindows.Enabled = false;
MessageBox.Show("Good Morning!");
for (int i = 1; i <= 500000; i++)
{
for(int j =1; j <= 500;j++)
{

}
}
btnWindows.Enabled = true;
...
...

in above code, instead of inner For loop i ve some calculation that takes about 6 to 7 seconds to finish.
The problem is,
when button gets disabled and message box comes
after that when i click on disabled button ( Or, access it through its Hot Key ) the click event gets fired again and i m wished "Good Morning!".

Waiting for some helpful answers !!

Re: Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

Thomas Stockwell11-Jul-08 3:54

Thomas Stockwell

11-Jul-08 3:54

You have everything in one segment of code. If the code is in the click event of the button then "Good Morning" should always show. Keep in mind that you are enabling the same button after the for-loops that you disables before the for-loop. The button will only be disabled for the [milli]seconds until the for-loops are complete.

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Re: Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

Sifar - 011-Jul-08 4:14

Sifar - 0

11-Jul-08 4:14

Thanx Thomas,

But then how can i avoid the further click events of the button.
In this case the for-loop takes about 6 to 7 seconds to finish
and if in between the user click the button the process starts again
after finishing once.

(if i put one more message box after the for-loop then the click doesnt fire again,
but i dont want to go that way)

Regards,
SIFAR.

Re: Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

DaveyM6911-Jul-08 4:34

DaveyM69

11-Jul-08 4:34

Is there a delay in your enabled property changing?
Immediatley after you disable it but before the MessageBox, try btnWindows.Refresh();

Dave

Re: Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

Thomas Stockwell11-Jul-08 4:41

Thomas Stockwell

11-Jul-08 4:41

What I would suggest is having a boolean variable for the class.

Pseudocode:

bool tmpCanContinue=true;
public void Button_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if(tmpCanContinue)
{
tmpCanContinue=false;
...work with the for-loops
tmpCanContinue=true;
}
}

Re: Why a disabled button handles a Click Event !!

PIEBALDconsult11-Jul-08 11:21

PIEBALDconsult

11-Jul-08 11:21

Part of the problem may be that you won't get to the for loops until you clear the MessageBox.

datagrideview and data base

A.firooz11-Jul-08 3:08

A.firooz

11-Jul-08 3:08

hi I want change fild of database order by fild of datagrideview.

Re: datagrideview and data base

half-life11-Jul-08 11:47

half-life

11-Jul-08 11:47

can u elaborate more???

do u want to insert changes been made in the datagridview directly to the data base???

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FieldInfo.SetValue on nested types

FireFly_7411-Jul-08 2:56

FireFly_74

11-Jul-08 2:56

I have a class which loads it own values at startup from a database. I've abridged the following a little, but given the following:

public class AppSettings
{
     int notNestedType;

     public class _nestedClass
     {
         int nestedType;
     }
     _nestedClass nested = new _nestedClass();


    protected void Load()
    {
            MemberInfo[] MemberList = me.GetMembers(BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance);
            foreach (MemberInfo mi in MemberList)
            {
                if (mi.MemberType == MemberTypes.Field)
                {
                   fld.SetValue(this, someValue);
                } 
                else if (me.MemberType == MemberTypes.NestedType)
                {
                   // enumerate the nested types so that we find _nestedType
                   // assuming fld = (MemberTypeInfo)_nestedType
                   // How do we do fld.SetValue(whatInstance, someValue);
                }

            }
    }
}

Setting values on this.notNestedType is not a problem.

The problem is setting values on this.instance.nestedType as I have an instance of this but don't know how to find the instance of nestedType.

I'd be very grateful for any pointers as I've spent hours searching google and trying to come up with a solution.

Thanks,
Mark.

How to Create a Global Variable

Admin88711-Jul-08 2:48

Admin887

11-Jul-08 2:48

i did 2 forms at Visual Studio 2008 in C#.
i want to save Number from the first form and to use it in another..

how can i create a Global variable?( that all forms have access to it.

for example:

int Num=3

i want that Form1 and Form2 will can change "Num".

Re: How to Create a Global Variable

carbon_golem11-Jul-08 2:58

carbon_golem

11-Jul-08 2:58

global variables are poor design. try the singleton pattern instead, or better yet if you're using this as a parameter alone and not part of a class structure put it into a settings file and you'll have the parameter application wide.

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Re: How to Create a Global Variable

Thomas Stockwell11-Jul-08 3:56

Thomas Stockwell

11-Jul-08 3:56

you can use the static or shared keyword depending on the language that you are using.

how to call matlab command from c#? such as figure; plot

Seraph_summer11-Jul-08 2:41

Seraph_summer

11-Jul-08 2:41

how to call matlab command from c#? such as figure; plot
thanks.

IIS7, provisiong sample and Quota control

SilverAdder11-Jul-08 2:33

SilverAdder

11-Jul-08 2:33

I'm learning C# as part of my education and the hosting company where i work was nice enough to let me program automatic provisioning of sites and user, so i turned to the provisioning sample obtained on iis.net and adapting it and adding to it to make it work the way i want.

I'm creating it as a service as it makes it more manageable remotely. The thing is, im having a problem with quota control. When i add disk quota to a user it works fine but when i want to edit it or delete it, it doesn't work the way its supposed to. This problem only occurs when a user with the same name has previously been created and deleted. It seems like that when trying to i.e. edit the quota of the user, it actually edits the quota of the previous, deleted user. Hence a new quota entry is created which references to the SSID of the old, deleted user, not the current that it is supposed to use. This problem only occurs if the user is deleted by the service. If i delete the user (and folder, site, app pool and quota, as the service does) manually it works fine the next time a user is created with the same name.

I hope the above description makes sence. Anybody have any idea what goes wrong and how to fix it?

Thanks in advance.

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Convert ulong to binary i.e. ulong.ToBinaryString()

DaveyM6911-Jul-08 2:32

DaveyM69

11-Jul-08 2:32

I can convert a long using Convert.ToString(number, 2) but Convert.ToString(value, toBase) doesn't exist for ushort, uint, or ulong.

For Hex I use ulong.ToString("X") but I can't find a binary equivalent.

Dave

Re: Convert ulong to binary i.e. ulong.ToBinaryString()

Luc Pattyn11-Jul-08 3:05

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11-Jul-08 3:05

Hi,

the official names for the integer types are Int64, Int32, Int16, UInt64, etc.
So Convert.ToString() has what you need.

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Re: Convert ulong to binary i.e. ulong.ToBinaryString()

DaveyM6911-Jul-08 3:28

DaveyM69

11-Jul-08 3:28

The Convert.ToString() overloads for ulong/UInt64 and any of the other unsigned types only have (value, IFormatProvider provider) not (value, int toBase). The signed varieties do however.

Dave

Re: Convert ulong to binary i.e. ulong.ToBinaryString()

User 665811-Jul-08 3:08

User 6658

11-Jul-08 3:08

There's probably a nicer way (and a .NET built in one), but this will also do the job:

static string UlongToString(ulong value)
{
    int ulongsize = sizeof(ulong) * 8;
    StringBuilder ret = new StringBuilder(ulongsize);

    for (int i = 0; i < ulongsize; i++)
    {
        ret.Insert(0, value & 0x1);
        value >>= 1;
    }

    return ret.ToString();
}

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Re: Convert ulong to binary i.e. ulong.ToBinaryString()

DaveyM6911-Jul-08 3:36

DaveyM69

11-Jul-08 3:36

Cool! Thanks for that Big Grin | :-D

I need to trimthe leading zeros (if any) now, but I should be able to figure that out.
Thanks again.

Dave

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