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Re: Crystal Report at User's Computer

Paramhans Dubey29-Sep-09 2:45

Paramhans Dubey

29-Sep-09 2:45

Hi you can add custom prerequisite in your setup application.

Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

Thaer Hamael28-Sep-09 5:02

Thaer Hamael

28-Sep-09 5:02

hi all

i wount To Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code C#
the Selected is Physically .

thanks
Rose | [Rose]

Thaer

Re: Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

Not Active28-Sep-09 5:10

Not Active

28-Sep-09 5:10

Thaer Hamael wrote:
Selected is Physically .

I suppose this would work better than trying to do it mentally, unless your Stephen Hawking.

Have you even tried searching for an answer or do you expect everyone else to do your work for you? This is something that just about any article on DataGridView should cover.

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Re: Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

Thaer Hamael28-Sep-09 5:20

Thaer Hamael

28-Sep-09 5:20

Thanks Mr
I did not ask to suspend
But asked for help
If you can not help me I would not Alngliq of no benefit

I did not ask for assistance only after the test, Mr.

Thanks
Mad | :mad:

Thaer

Re: Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

MickCurley28-Sep-09 7:20

MickCurley

28-Sep-09 7:20

Take it easy there my friend..

Mark is simply saying you could have googled this, but just to get you started
the functionality you require is hidden away under :

DataGridView.Rows[rowindex].Selected = true;

On another note, people won't help you if your're rude.

Regards
Mick Curley

Smile | :)

Re: Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

Thaer Hamael28-Sep-09 20:48

Thaer Hamael

28-Sep-09 20:48

I'm not rude
I asked and one of them helped me to suspend
The answer obtained by you I know it , but the line chosen not be true only if chose by the mouse

Thanks
Rose | [Rose]

Thaer

Re: Select Row in DataGridView By Using Code (Physically)

bscaer28-Sep-09 5:39

bscaer

28-Sep-09 5:39

Your question did not translate well to English so it may be difficult for anyone to answer.

dllnotfoundexception when compiling release version

tjeffries28-Sep-09 4:50

tjeffries

28-Sep-09 4:50

I have an application written in C# using VS 2005 that calls a C DLL.
Everything has been working fine until recently. A few days ago I sent a
release build to my client and they reported they are getting a
dllnotfoundexception. We worked through some similar issues some time ago and
up until recently the versions I sent out worked just fine.

Dependency walker tells me that WINMM.DLL calls MSVCR80.DLL, and there may
be a version problem. However, even if I put a version of MSVCR80.DLL in the
same directory, I still get the error. Apparently it is coming from the fact
that IESHIMS.DLL and WER.DLL are not on the system. I don't need ANYTHING in
those DLLs- all my DLL does is some mmsystem based wave playback. But that
does not alter the fact that Windows won't run the release version. The debug
version, by the way, runs fine, but only on a system with VS 2005 installed.

I have seen some references to the fact that the latest version of IE got
rid of IESHIMS.DLL and replaced it with something else. However, the
solutions I've seen posted don't seem to help. I'm running on XP (as is my
client) but this will be a commercial product, so we have to support Vista
and W7.

I have seen remarks dating from around 2005 that say certain manifests need
to be built certain ways to avoid this, but I have not figured out what is
involved. I would appreciate any thoughts on finding a solution to this!

Reflection-Typecasting on a SortedList / KeyValuePair

StephenGStone28-Sep-09 4:41

StephenGStone

28-Sep-09 4:41

I would like to take any(unknown types) SortedList and get access to the KeyValuePair data as type object so I can then access the data.
Given
SortedList<string,int> tmp = new SortedList<string,int>();or
SortedList<int,myObj> tmp = new SortedList<int,MyObj>();or
......

I need to be able to do something like
foreach(KeyValuePair<object,object> kv in tmp).......

to get access to the objects then use reflection to determine type and such.

Steve

Re: Reflection-Typecasting on a SortedList / KeyValuePair

Henry Minute28-Sep-09 5:09

Henry Minute

28-Sep-09 5:09

And what is your question?

What have you tried?

Where are you stuck?

Henry Minute

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Re: Reflection-Typecasting on a SortedList / KeyValuePair

StephenGStone28-Sep-09 5:58

StephenGStone

28-Sep-09 5:58

How can I typecast an object,which is of type SortedList to a SortedList.

public static string UnknownSortedListToStr(object tmp)
{
string res = "";
object n;
object v;

  // This Line Fails.(Unless the SortedList passed in(tmp) was declared <object,object>)
SortedList<object, object> si = (SortedList<object, object>)tmp;

if ((tmp.GetType().FullName.Contains("System.Collections.Generic.SortedList")) ||
(tmp.GetType().BaseType.FullName.Contains("System.Collections.Generic.SortedList")))
{
for (int i = 0; i < si.Count; i++)
{
string s = "";
n = si.Keys[i];
v = si.Values[i];
if (n != null)
s = n.ToString() + "=";
if (v != null)
s += v.ToString();
res += s + "\r\n";
}
}
else throw new Exception("Not a SortedList");
return res;
}

Steve

Re: Reflection-Typecasting on a SortedList / KeyValuePair

Henry Minute28-Sep-09 10:04

Henry Minute

28-Sep-09 10:04

Take a look at this[^], particularly the last part of the answer from John Grove.

This[^], particularly Example 40, right near the end.

And finally this blog from Brad Abrahams[^].

One thing they all have in common is that they start with the Type of the collection, and get the parameter types from there. Once you have the types of the parameters, you can go practically anywhere.

You might find other useful/interesting stuff by googling something like reflection generic collections which is how I found the above.

Re: Reflection-Typecasting on a SortedList / KeyValuePair

StephenGStone28-Sep-09 12:52

StephenGStone

28-Sep-09 12:52

Sound computer advice browsing the web.
I'd already been to 2 of your links but thanks for the effort. When I find the Solution I will be sure to post it.

Steve

Can WinForm app use Flash as background?

daveice28-Sep-09 4:13

daveice

28-Sep-09 4:13

I want to use dynamic background in my winform app, I used GIF image now, it looks not so good, can I use a flash as background? how?

In my opinon, I need to use "AxShockwaveFlash" to play the flash, this object is not under control of my app, so I can't draw on it...

Re: Can WinForm app use Flash as background?

Eddy Vluggen28-Sep-09 4:43

Eddy Vluggen

28-Sep-09 4:43

Embed your flash in a webpage and show it in a WebBrowser[^] control. Set the Dock property to DockStyle.Fill Smile | :)

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Re: Can WinForm app use Flash as background?

daveice28-Sep-09 18:02

daveice

28-Sep-09 18:02

But how can I draw some text and image above webbrowser?

Re: Can WinForm app use Flash as background?

Eddy Vluggen28-Sep-09 21:28

Eddy Vluggen

28-Sep-09 21:28

You can drop controls on the webbrowser. Most won't be transparent though.

Why do we need to serialize data?

Lijo Rajan28-Sep-09 3:51

Lijo Rajan

28-Sep-09 3:51

Hi all,

Can any one plse tell me the exact use of serialization? in which scenario
we can use it?

Regards
Lijo

Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

OriginalGriff28-Sep-09 3:55

OriginalGriff

28-Sep-09 3:55

Have you considered "File...Save"?

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Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

Not Active28-Sep-09 3:57

Not Active

28-Sep-09 3:57

Honestly, is this[^] really so difficult for you WTF | :WTF:

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Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

vivasaayi28-Sep-09 3:58

vivasaayi

28-Sep-09 3:58

You may want to read the Wikipedia article.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serialization[^]

http://aspalliance.com/983[^]

Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

Pete O'Hanlon28-Sep-09 4:18

Pete O'Hanlon

28-Sep-09 4:18

Lijo Rajan wrote:
Can any one plse tell me the exact use of serialization? in which scenario
we can use it?

Well, one way that serialisation is really useful is if you want to sell something over a period of weeks. What you do, is run something up to the a point known as the cliff hanger; at this point, you stop and leave people hanging until the next week where you run the next point in the serialisation.

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Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

Luc Pattyn28-Sep-09 5:53

Luc Pattyn

28-Sep-09 5:53

You may be confusing with this[^].

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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Re: Why do we need to serialize data?

Pete O'Hanlon28-Sep-09 8:42

Pete O'Hanlon

28-Sep-09 8:42

Confused? You will be.

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As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.

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Open New Mail

tamir90128-Sep-09 3:43

tamir901

28-Sep-09 3:43

Hi,

When i click on a button a new mail page is open,
and at the body of the mail i put the text that was writen at richtextbox.

my problem is,
when the new mail page is open the text is writen at the same line.
How can i put the text exactly as it writen at the richtextbox.

here is my code:

<br />
            string mailTo = "";<br />
            string body = richTextBox2.Text;<br />
            string subject = textbox1.text;<br />
<br />
            string filename = string.Format("mailto:{0}?subject={1}&body={2}", mailTo, subject, body);<br />
<br />
            Process myProcess = new Process();<br />
            myProcess.StartInfo.FileName = filename;<br />
            myProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true;<br />
            myProcess.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = false;<br />
            <br />
            myProcess.Start();

10x

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