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Thank you! Plug-in was the term I was looking for.
Also, thank you for the link, I'm off to some happy coding.
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Hi,
since:
- you can get synchronous exceptions, e.g. when the disk is full, the file locked, whatever;
- you can modify or Dispose the image right after the Save statement, without affecting the file content.
- the documentation tends to explicitly say so whenever something is asynchronous, and say nothing for everything synchronous.
Image.Save() to me looks like a blocking call.
If there is anything that makes you doubt that, why don't you provide your observations?
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AFAIK, both Save methods are synchronous ('blocking' in your jargon).
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Hi everyone
I have an XML file which I can read from using XmlDocument, XPath and XmlTextReader and all is well this far.
But is there a way that I can write data to an XML file, lets say entered from textboxes using the XmlDocument class?
Please I will appreciate any kind of help.. 
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XmlDocument, or (surprise, surprise) XmlTextWriter
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XmlDocument has a Write method, doesn't it?
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XmlDocument xmlDoc;
.......
change xmldoc
.......
xmlDoc.Save(filePath);
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Hi
I am trying to convert a 2D rectangular array (type [,]) to Image.... I saw examples for 1D array to Image and 2D array of type[][] to Image. I am new to C#. Please some one direct me to a site or code snapshot that shows me how to do it.
Thanks a lot
umesh
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Try like the following:
<pre>
e.Graphics.DrawImage(New Bitmap(tile(TilePos.X, TilePos.Y)), TilePos.X * 30, TilePos.Y * 30)
</pre>
Thanks
Md. Marufuzzaman
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I will not say I have failed 1000 times; I will say that I have discovered 1000 ways that can cause failure – Thomas Edison.
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Dear Sirs,
Who is the pro at creating Visual Studio addins? I don't want to use one of those canning programs, but rather I would like to write one from scratch. There seems to be a lack of examples and the documentation is `so-so.' Specifically I'm trying to change the background color in a code window, but only a certain portion of the code window. Let me know if you know anything about this, or provide a link to some good documentation or a tutorial. Thanks!
In Christ,
Aaron Laws
http://ProCure.com
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I have developed a POS system. I am having problem opening the cash drawer that is attached with receipt printer. I have searched alot but i am not been able to find the right code that can work for me. I am using CBM 1000 receipt printer. Is there any one who has done such app, please help/assist me.
Thanks
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i have an off topic question and want to know your advise..
I am using C$ and i want to know what's recmonnaded in order to have the best result?
should I save the debit and credit in a table in the same field (trxn_amount with + or - sign? or save them in separate fields (trx_amount_debit and trxn_amount_credit?
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jrahma wrote: should I save the debit and credit in a table in the same field (trxn_amount with + or - sign? or save them in separate fields (trx_amount_debit and trxn_amount_credit?
What do you mean with "best result"? From a developers' perspective, things that are the same go into the same table. Splitting them into separate tables gives no advantages that I can think of.
--edit--
I'd simply derive the credit/debit type from the amount, e.g., everything positive is credit. Developers don't store the same information twice. So, from a dev's view, storing the credit/debit type is redundant if it's value can be derived from the stored information.
Now, I have been told that this is inconvenient for reporting, and that it's rather convenient to have a flag in the database that indicates the direction of the transaction. The thing I missed, is that I could be credited $-1, and that would be something completely different from being debited a dollar.
I are Troll 
modified on Monday, December 7, 2009 11:38 AM
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You should seperate field to store debit/credit type.
Value should be either Dr or Cr
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save it in a same table with +ve and -ve sign 
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Use separate columns to store debit and credit values.
If you are asked to get totals of debits and credits, you just do a SUM() without a need for WHERE clause.
Since the values have a wide distribution of data, indexes created on these columns tend to be larger. The separate column solution avoids creation of indexes on these columns.
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"Classic" bookkeeping / accounting reports and forms always show the Debits and Credits in separate columns.
While your calculations for figuring out "account balances" may require a bit more work, your reporting requirements, GUI / Forms design, and batch balancing are greatly simplified.
(The DBA types will shriek in horror, however)
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Hi Guys. I need to know how to determine the least significan't digits from a number. Now, I'm calculating a bunch of numbers and the total comes to say 17 digits in total. I need to only use ythe last significant 12 digits from the 13 digits. HOw do I determine what the least significant digits are?
As an example:
The calulated value is: 865807311427710
From this number I want to only obtain 807311427710.
The problem I am having is that the calculated value can be any amount of digits long.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.
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Brute force and ingnorance approach: Convert to a string, use substring to get the right hand end.
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Sounds easy enough but the problem is that I have no idea how long the string will be. It could be 20 digits, 30 digits, 15 digits or 12 digits. 
Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.
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So? Why would you care?
number.ToString() doesn't care how long it is.
string.Length tells you how long the other one is.
You know how many digits you want to keep...
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Aye, I got it. Below is what I have done.
FinalHash = homingTotal + OverFlow + ContraHash;
string hashfinal = Convert.ToString(FinalHash);
int length = hashfinal.Length;
int remove = length - 12;
outhash = hashfinal.Substring(remove, 12);
finalhashtotal = Convert.ToInt64(outhash);
Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.
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How about
long lDigits = lCalulatedVal % 1000000000000;
this should do the trick.
Greetings
Covean
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Hello
Could you please help me to make a convertion from a structure to byte array?
Is there any function to do that?
I would appreciate if you could give a short sample of code
Thanks
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