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Re: How to pass multiple parameters while invoking a process

Luc Pattyn7-Jul-09 22:39

7-Jul-09 22:39

Hi,

Process.Start expects an EXE and an argument list, both as a string.

It is very similar to the command line you would enter in a DOS window or "command prompt"

so separate with spaces, use double quotes to keep arguments that need spaces together.

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Re: How to pass multiple parameters while invoking a process

Fadi Yoosuf7-Jul-09 23:04

7-Jul-09 23:04

I had tried putting spaces. but it didn't work out.

W.r.t. ur reply, i tried putting quotes for the strings with spaces and it worked fine.....

Thank you very much Luc

Re: How to pass multiple parameters while invoking a process

Luc Pattyn8-Jul-09 0:21

8-Jul-09 0:21

you're welcome.

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I have serious problem with dataAdapter.Update(..)

Oshtri Deka7-Jul-09 22:01

7-Jul-09 22:01

Sometimes app throws an exception when I try to update one particular table adapter, exception says that it's inner sql adapter is null!
That part of code is old at least three years and it work fine until last few days, to make it even stranger when I run through the with debugger it works fine, but when I or testers run it as .exe it crashes again.
Same code is used on several places (same data layer) and it crashes only for one controller during insertion.
Controller which calls that part of code has two options for saving data, Save and Save and close. Save and close runs into problems, but Save never! Difference is only in form closing.

I haven't copied any code because it is simple someAdapter.Update(myRowCollection);.

Please help.

Re: I have serious problem with dataAdapter.Update(..)

brock20099-Jul-09 4:17

9-Jul-09 4:17

Have you tried to put Try and Catch blocks around your code to see what the exception is?

Re: I have serious problem with dataAdapter.Update(..)

Oshtri Deka9-Jul-09 20:06

9-Jul-09 20:06

Almost entire method is within try-catch block.
I've explained exception in other reply.

Re: I have serious problem with dataAdapter.Update(..)

PIEBALDconsult9-Jul-09 6:18

9-Jul-09 6:18

What Exception? I had a similar case, in one place in my app I was lazy and used Update and all was fine until I started getting reports of a Concurrency Exception. It turned out that the guy who was generating the data I was working on created some duplicate records; he wasn't supposed to, he said he didn't, and my code couldn't handle it when he did. I changed my code so it doesn't use Update and all is fine.

All in all -- don't use DataAdapters!

Re: I have serious problem with dataAdapter.Update(..)

Oshtri Deka9-Jul-09 20:02

9-Jul-09 20:02

This is the exception message:
"Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
It has no inner exception; as I said SqlDataAdapter of TableAdapter component SOMETIMES is null! However it is NEVER null when I run it through debugger, when I remove breakpoints I can expect problems.
But everything is initialized and this very code is used for some years without problems.

Set edit mode to all cells in a datagridview

Anbarasan.Thangaraju7-Jul-09 20:45

Anbarasan.Thangaraju

7-Jul-09 20:45

Hi,

Is there any way to set Edit Mode to all cells in a DataGridView.

My Problem is i juz wanted to show an Custom Control in DataGridView cells.

If it's possible to set all cells in edit mode, i will make my custom control as editing control of the grid to show the custom control in all cells.

Or do i have any other way to show custom controls in a DataGridViewCell with out using Graphics.

Thanks
Anbu

Re: Set edit mode to all cells in a datagridview

K03067-Jul-09 22:47

7-Jul-09 22:47

Use EditMode Property in DataGridView to Edit the DataGridView Cells.

Regards,
Karthik K...

Re: Set edit mode to all cells in a datagridview

Anbarasan.Thangaraju7-Jul-09 23:09

Anbarasan.Thangaraju

7-Jul-09 23:09

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. i can use edit mode property to edit cells.

But this allows only one cell to be edited at any time.

i juz wanted to set to edit mode for all cells so that my editing control will be visible in all cells.

Thanks
Anbu

Make a visual Studio Error panel

Esmo20007-Jul-09 17:33

7-Jul-09 17:33

The errors and warnings panel in visual studio looks really sharp. I would love to have something similar in my own app, what's a good control to use?

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Re: Make a visual Studio Error panel

Not Active7-Jul-09 17:49

7-Jul-09 17:49

It's just a simple grid with buttons to filter it for Errors, Warnings or Messages

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Re: Make a visual Studio Error panel

Esmo20007-Jul-09 20:32

7-Jul-09 20:32

When you say grid you mean something like a data grid? Forgive me, I'm very new to UI.

JP

Re: Make a visual Studio Error panel

Not Active8-Jul-09 2:01

8-Jul-09 2:01

Yes, its a datagrid displayed in a dockable window

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Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

richard0727-Jul-09 6:17

7-Jul-09 6:17

Hi All,

My question is simple, but VERY important to me Sigh | :sigh:

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.. as far as I know, one managed wnd can be parent of any unmanaged wnd... no vicevesa... I'm not an expert and I'd like to suggest that someone could post one example to do this...could be VERY useful to everybody Smile | :)

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One unmanaged window ( C++ ) can be parent of one Managed ( C#.NET ) window ?? if this is possible... please share with me the answer...

Thanks in advance,
Best regards.

Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

Eddy Vluggen7-Jul-09 6:39

7-Jul-09 6:39

richard072 wrote:
could be VERY useful to everybody

Whehe, good argument Laugh | :laugh:

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First, you add a using clause;

using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

Next, copy this code into your class;

[DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint = "FindWindow", SetLastError = true)]
static extern IntPtr FindWindowByCaption(IntPtr ZeroOnly, string lpWindowName);
[DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint = "SetParent", SetLastError = true)]
static extern IntPtr SetParent(IntPtr hWndChild, IntPtr hWndNewParent);

Next, add this code to the place where you want to change the parent;

IntPtr window = FindWindowByCaption(IntPtr.Zero, "Calculator");
SetParent(window, this.Handle);

--edit--
I posted the reverse thing, but it's also possible from C++ using the same technique. A quick suggestion tho - why not make an ActiveX-control out of the C# window?

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Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

richard0727-Jul-09 7:35

7-Jul-09 7:35

Unfortunately, that didn't work... when the SetParent( .. , .. ); function is being executed, the Form window is not showing in the screen,..

is there another way ?

Thanks.
Best regards

Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

Eddy Vluggen7-Jul-09 8:24

7-Jul-09 8:24

Another way would be converting to COM. I'm curious to why it didn't work, as I used these API's from VB6 to embed a C# form. Did you get any error?

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Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

richard0727-Jul-09 9:57

7-Jul-09 9:57

no errors... I'll try that...

Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

Eddy Vluggen7-Jul-09 11:19

7-Jul-09 11:19

I forgot to mention that a C# process does not create a Window Handle immediately when it starts. Try the code with a new C# project and wait a second before you start looking for the new window.

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Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

richard07210-Jul-09 11:41

10-Jul-09 11:41

SetParent API function didn't work... we have another option ?

Re: Make Unmanaged Window as Form's parent

Eddy Vluggen11-Jul-09 3:01

11-Jul-09 3:01

The only option that I'm aware of would be ActiveX Sniff | :^)

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"please help in this regard. give the visual basic code for this as soon possible."

TEXTBOX TEXT REFERRENCE [modified]

Dobrobit7-Jul-09 1:29

7-Jul-09 1:29

I have 2 forms Form1 and Form2
In form1 I have 105 small textboxes that are being filled through listbox
This is the code used in Form2:
Click event
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Dim fi As New Form1
TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text & _
"cast(case when Vert1 = " & fi.TextBox23.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf & _
"cast(case when Vert2 = " & fi.TextBox24.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf & _
"cast(case when Vert3 = " & fi.TextBox25.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf & _
"cast(case when Vert4 = " & fi.TextBox26.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf & _
"cast(case when Vert5 = " & fi.TextBox27.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf & _
"cast(case when Vert6 = " & fi.TextBox28.Text & " then '1' else '0' end as int)+" & vbCrLf &_
"" & "" & ""
In textbox1 no value is writen for textbox23 to textbox28 of form1

Can sone one help?

modified on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 7:36 AM

Re: TEXTBOX TEXT REFERRENCE

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Not Active7-Jul-09 2:26

7-Jul-09 2:26

Dobrobit wrote:
Can sone one help?

Yes, give up, change majors now, development doesn't seem your cup of tea.

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