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That is terrible. I see magic constants, a major bug (|| instead of &&) and no acceptance of lower-case hex.
I would suggest:
public static bool ValidateColor(string s, out int value) {
return s!=null && s.Length==6 && int.TryParse(s, out value, NumberStyles.HexNumber);
}
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Yeah, my bad... I wanted to use the parse method but couldn't remember the param for the the NumberStyles bit...
Plus I knew you be around to set me straight 
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I want to do the program in c# which is form based,
This is what my program have to do,
It should monitor for the internet explorer, when it is opened it should show a message box. and whenever the url changes in it should be displayed in message box. The url here changed by user.
I dont know how to add beforenaviagte2 event to each ie window,
Where there is a will there is a way
-MS
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No replies...??
Where there is a will there is a way
-MS
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Internet Explorer Activity Monitor[^]
The demo project worked fine which contains an exe.
WHen I am opening source code project in my visual studio 2008..After Conversion process, I run it..But it not worked for me.
Please help me to fix this. I am new to c#.
Where there is a will there is a way
-MS
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I have a number of functions that, for one reason or another, return data type object.
If I try and use the + operand (or indeed any arithmetic operator) on types object the compiler throws a wobbly.
How do I tell if a given object supports the "+" operator and, if it does, invoke that "+" operator?
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Hi,
I don't think returning a general object is a good choice.
Have you considered returning a small class or struct holding both the value and the type of the result?
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Unfortunately it is for evaluating an expression tree so we don't know until we are running what an expression will evaluate to.
I have found that the compiuler turns operator + to a method op_Addition so i guess I need to do a GetMethod("op_Addition")?
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I can't answer that, I don't know enough of your problem domain.
I would refrain from relying on undocumented but observed compiler behavior whenever possible.
I do know when I create an interpreter/parser-like system, I use small data structures to describe what I am dealing with, i.e. something holding name, value, type, etc.
Then when some operator needs executed, its code can check its operands' types and act accordingly.
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Nope, that would require an interface. MS could probably write generic interfaces to do that, but I don't think they'd apply them to the built-in types retroactively. 
P.S. You might want to see what I did here[^].
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Hi,
I have a problem to get single numeric values from an Excel worksheet (that I need to process as I receive it). I use the Microsoft Excel 9.0 Library because I need to process EXcel 2000/2003 files.
This is the range:
Excel.Range CellRange = (Excel.Range) WS.Cells[RowNum, ColNum];
I use this statement to check format and cell.
MessageBox.Show(CellRange.NumberFormat.ToString() + "\n" + RowNum.ToString() + "\n" + ColNum.ToString());
Only in case of format 0.0 I can get a value (e.g. 234.9) like this:
Result = Convert.ToDouble(CellRange.Value);
MessageBox.Show(Result.ToString());
But the format can also be General with values e.g. 234.9 (with point), 234,9 (with comma) or 2349 (without separator).
It must be simple, but I can't find the solution.
Who can help me?
Thanks,
Gijs
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Convert.ToDouble("34.13", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
There's also a CurrentCulture
I are Troll
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Yes, the CultureInfo helps in certain cases.
But I don't manage to get a value (string or numeric) from a cell with type 'General'.
The single cell range 'Value' is null, although the Excel cell contains a few characters.
Thanks,
Gijs
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Hello,
I am writing a server/client application and I have encountered a weird problem. The server handles several TCP connections and sometimes sends messages to the clients. Now, if I send these messages too "fast" they are not sent at all. However, if a Thread.Sleep(1000); command is introduced before sending a message everything works fine (except it is very slow). Maybe it is relevant that the Send() method is called by different threads , triggered by events (locking the communication object does not help). Here is the code:
public void Send(int id, string message)
{
StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(connections_[id].GetStream());
writer.WriteLine(message);
writer.Flush();
}
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What is your receive code, perhaps it is incorrect.
Personally I always use the sockets code instead of writing to the streams directly and it always seems to work.
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This is my receive code. It works fine until the calls are getting crowded:
public string Receive(int id)
{
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(connections_[id].GetStream());
string result = reader.ReadLine();
return ProcessQuery(result);
}
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I see your problem. Eliminate your List of connections from both the client and the server, pass the id in the stream, and use one connection for all of the communications. It will work just fine.
ie:
RecieveThread(){
BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(stream);
while(go){
int messageId = br .ReadInt32();
sring message = br .ReadString();
}
}
This is untested psuedo code just to give you a starting point.
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Hi,
IMO Flush() is the wrong method to call. You need Close() and Dispose(), not Flush().
A "using" statement would fit well.
And Ennis is right, why not use Socket class?
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I cannot close my conenction because I will need it later...
Perhaps I try the Socket class.
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I didn't say anything about a connection, I was yalking about your writer, the one you create a new of every time, and never Close nor Dispose. And don't tell me you have shown fake code, I hate that, one should show real code to get real solutions.
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Would someone point me to library were I could find a solution to cloning 'execlp' or 'fork' in Windows?
I need WinWord to look like it's being executed from the correct path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\WinWord.exe when in reality it's being launch from a Java app using the path C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\WinWord.exe. A program (Java) from the Internet (so it only knows the configuration it has stored) launches 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Winword.exe' and sends it a macro to build a form on the client. Somehow I need to catch it and have it open winword from the correct path. Changing the path in the Java app isn't an option  (unless someone is clever enough to trick it to the correct winword). I'm using visual studio 2008 Express C# but can download anything for free.
How do I do this?? Where do I start? I do SQL for a living not C#.
I've tried hardlinks 'fsutil hardlink create' but winword sees the Office11 in the path and launches Office Repair. I've tried copying the files in to an Office11 folder that I created which caused Office to launch repair. noticing a theme 
I was thinking something like 'fork' or 'execlp' where Office11\winword(my app) launches Office12\winword and the ?data pipe? is inherited or parameters are passed to this real, M$, Office12\winword and runs the macro in M$ Word.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Alonzo
modified on Monday, August 10, 2009 8:44 AM
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My ultimate goal is to place shortcuts onto the desktop and startmenu of the files my application is copying to the workstation.
I found some code that allows me to create a shortcut file but I can not get the reference to work because I can not find the reference for IWshRuntimeLibrary in VS 2008 C#.
Does anyone have any suggestions on code I could use or reference to understand a better way of creating these shortcuts.
The Code below allows me to add a shortcut using :
Link.Update(Environment.SpecialFolder.DesktopDirectory, FileDestination, "Shell Link", true);
Here is the code that I found.
public class Link
{
/// <summary>
/// Check to see if a shortcut exists in a given directory with a specified file name
/// </summary>
/// <param name="DirectoryPath">The directory in which to look</param>
/// <param name="FullPathName">The name of the shortcut (without the .lnk extension) or the full path to a file of the same name</param>
/// <returns>Returns true if the link exists</returns>
public static bool Exists(string DirectoryPath, string LinkPathName)
{
// Get some file and directory information
DirectoryInfo SpecialDir=new DirectoryInfo(DirectoryPath);
// First get the filename for the original file and create a new file
// name for a link in the Startup directory
//
FileInfo originalfile = new FileInfo(LinkPathName);
string NewFileName = SpecialDir.FullName+"\\"+originalfile.Name+".lnk";
FileInfo linkfile = new FileInfo(NewFileName);
return linkfile.Exists;
}
//Check to see if a shell link exists to the given path in the specified special folder
// return true if it exists
public static bool Exists(Environment.SpecialFolder folder, string LinkPathName)
{
return Link.Exists(Environment.GetFolderPath(folder), LinkPathName);
}
/// <summary>
/// Update the specified folder by creating or deleting a Shell Link if necessary
/// </summary>
/// <param name="folder">A SpecialFolder in which the link will reside</param>
/// <param name="TargetPathName">The path name of the target file for the link</param>
/// <param name="LinkPathName">The file name for the link itself or, if a path name the directory information will be ignored.</param>
/// <param name="Create">If true, create the link, otherwise delete it</param>
public static void Update(Environment.SpecialFolder folder, string TargetPathName, string LinkPathName, bool install)
{
// Get some file and directory information
Link.Update(Environment.GetFolderPath(folder), TargetPathName, LinkPathName, install);
}
// boolean variable "install" determines whether the link should be there or not.
// Update the folder by creating or deleting the link as required.
/// <summary>
/// Update the specified folder by creating or deleting a Shell Link if necessary
/// </summary>
/// <param name="DirectoryPath">The full path of the directory in which the link will reside</param>
/// <param name="TargetPathName">The path name of the target file for the link</param>
/// <param name="LinkPathName">The file name for the link itself or, if a path name the directory information will be ignored.</param>
/// <param name="Create">If true, create the link, otherwise delete it</param>
public static void Update(string DirectoryPath, string TargetPathName, string LinkPathName, bool Create)
{
// Get some file and directory information
DirectoryInfo SpecialDir=new DirectoryInfo(DirectoryPath);
// First get the filename for the original file and create a new file
// name for a link in the Startup directory
//
FileInfo OriginalFile = new FileInfo(LinkPathName);
string NewFileName = SpecialDir.FullName+"\\"+OriginalFile.Name+".lnk";
FileInfo LinkFile = new FileInfo(NewFileName);
if(Create) // If the link doesn't exist, create it
{
if(LinkFile.Exists)return; // We're all done if it already exists
//Place a shortcut to the file in the special folder
try
{
// Create a shortcut in the special folder for the file
// Making use of the Windows Scripting Host
WshShell shell = new WshShell();
IWshShortcut link = (IWshShortcut)shell.CreateShortcut(LinkFile.FullName);
link.TargetPath=TargetPathName;
link.Save();
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show("Unable to create link in special directory: "+NewFileName,
"Shell Link Error",MessageBoxButtons.OK,MessageBoxIcon.Error);
}
}
else // otherwise delete it from the startup directory
{
if(!LinkFile.Exists)return; // It doesn't exist so we are done!
try
{
LinkFile.Delete();
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show("Error deleting link in special directory: "+NewFileName,
"Shell Link Error",MessageBoxButtons.OK,MessageBoxIcon.Error);
}
}
}
}
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In VS2005 (probably the same in 2008) to get the IWshRuntimeLibrary in your project you need to add a reference to the "Windows Script Host Object Model" to your project. It's under the COM tab in the "Add A Reference" dialog.
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