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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos18-May-09 4:07

Nagy Vilmos

18-May-09 4:07

You missed out the XML tags.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Pete O'Hanlon18-May-09 4:19

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18-May-09 4:19

williamnw wrote:
You missed out the XML tags.

Pah. Details. I concern myself not with trivial implementation matters, for my mind is on higher things.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos18-May-09 4:38

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18-May-09 4:38

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
my mind is on higher things

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
porn star!

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Pete O'Hanlon18-May-09 4:39

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18-May-09 4:39

Ah. You cracked the code then.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Luc Pattyn18-May-09 4:58

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18-May-09 4:58

No need to be explicit about it. I noticed some fine British conversations earlier in the Lounge today. I suspect they added something nationwide to your water overnight.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos18-May-09 5:32

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18-May-09 5:32

Luc Pattyn wrote:
I suspect they added something nationwide to your water

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Luc Pattyn18-May-09 5:37

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18-May-09 5:37

Sounds all very innocent, nevertheless I suspect you are allergic to them.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos18-May-09 5:57

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18-May-09 5:57

Luc Pattyn wrote:
I suspect you are allergic to them.

No no no! The rash was something else. Very innocent. Completely innocent, no need to talk about it.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Luc Pattyn18-May-09 6:06

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18-May-09 6:06

williamnw wrote:
Completely innocent

That is why I didn't want to mention it, but since you did now, have you identified the source yet? Dead | X|

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How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Vipin k. singh Bangloor7-Feb-13 2:34

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7-Feb-13 2:34

Please get me the source code ..if you have

Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos7-Feb-13 3:13

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7-Feb-13 3:13

You'll be lucky, the only source I have is gin. Try the OP.

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

NarVish19-May-09 3:06

NarVish

19-May-09 3:06

Thanks alot for your work, Pete O'Hanlon.
From the class Converter, I'm unable to achieve the requirement. Can you give few hints to solve this.

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totoprog18-May-09 2:32

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18-May-09 2:32

Hello,

I develop a web application under C# and ASP.net.

Please can you tel me how can i send PCL to the my Printer to decode specific caracter of check series (like CMC7 font).

I have this card "Micr II HP 4100".

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Interface!!?

pcsience18-May-09 2:26

pcsience

18-May-09 2:26

Hi,
How can I use two different interfaces in a class?
something like this:

MyClass:Interface1 Interface2

???
but that's wrong!!so...anybody can help?I'll be thankful.

Re: Interface!!?

Luc Pattyn18-May-09 2:30

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18-May-09 2:30

pcsience wrote:
anybody can help?

compiler messages?
documentation?
google?

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Re: Interface!!?

molesworth18-May-09 2:34

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18-May-09 2:34

Simple - just put a comma between them.

MyClass:Interface1, Interface2

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Re: Interface!!?

OriginalGriff18-May-09 2:34

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18-May-09 2:34

Have you considered the comma?

MyClass:Interface1, Interface2

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More elegant way then .Split(']');

Rick van Woudenberg18-May-09 1:11

Rick van Woudenberg

18-May-09 1:11

Dear All,

I have ListView full of things, but basically all the items have the same format :

TY223 [16]
TW121 [223]
...
...

If I want to substract the value 16 and TY223 from TY223 [16] , I go about it like this :

string[] a = itm.Value.ToString().Split('[');
string[] b = a[1].ToString().Split(']');

string first = a[1].ToString().Trim();
string second = b[0].ToString().Trim();

This works fine, however I'm only after the value 16. Is there a more elegant way of extracting this value from the item, instead of using

.Split()

Kind regards,

Re: More elegant way then .Split(']'); [modified]

Anthony Mushrow18-May-09 1:27

Anthony Mushrow

18-May-09 1:27

You might be able to do something like (I'd normally use something like this for reading from a file, but it seems to work here too):

string ReadWord(string buffer, char delimiter, int startPos)
{
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    for(int i=startPos; i<buffer.Length; i++)
    {
        if(buffer[i] == delimiter)
            break;

        sb.append(buffer[i]);
    }

    return sb.toString();
}

void main()
{
    string firstPart = ReadWord(fullLine, ' ', 0);
    int startPos = fullLine.IndexOf('[');
    string secondPart = ReadWord(fullLine, ']', startPos);
}

Thats just from memory so it may not compile, but you get the idea.

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Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

monstale18-May-09 1:50

monstale

18-May-09 1:50

Hi,

I like using regex:

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex r = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(@"[ [\]]");
label1.Text = "";
foreach (String s in r.Split(textBox2.Text))
{
  label1.Text += s + "\n";
}

You might use index 0 and 2 and you don't need .Trim() again. Wink | ;-)

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Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

musefan18-May-09 2:15

musefan

18-May-09 2:15

how about, in one line...

string resultString = inputString.Substring(inputString.IndexOf('[') + 1, inputString.IndexOf(']') - inputString.IndexOf('[') - 1);

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Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

PIEBALDconsult18-May-09 4:05

PIEBALDconsult

18-May-09 4:05

I think you mean "extract" the value.

Regular Expression. I'd use something like:

"\[(?'Value'.*)\]"

Multi threading

yesu prakash17-May-09 23:53

yesu prakash

17-May-09 23:53

Hi,
How can we create dynamic threads?
eg:- i want to create n number of threads in each event. When a incomming message come, it assign to a thread, like wise many number of messages will recive. Each time a new thread is created.
Is it possible to do so?

Thankyou
YPKI

Re: Multi threading

Rajesh R Subramanian18-May-09 1:04

Rajesh R Subramanian

18-May-09 1:04

I'm afraid you have a lot of reading to do. You can begin with the Thread class[^] in System.Threading namespace.

Also, look at Multithreading in .NET - Introduction and suggestions[^]

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Re: Multi threading

Manas Bhardwaj18-May-09 2:53

Manas Bhardwaj

18-May-09 2:53

Try looking for ThreadPool

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