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how to check if an ini contains a specific section?
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There is a good and free iniParser：http://ndevilla.free.fr/iniparser/
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modified 27-May-14 8:59am.
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Use API to read/write from/to INI files.
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Hi,
I am Jignesh Patel. I am looking to hire someone to work on my C#.Net project for automated testing using UIAutomation. The project will require about 2 hours time commitment per day. I am willing to pay 20 dollars an hour for the work. The candidate must superior skills in C#.NET and knowledge of UIAutomation. Please email me at jignesh4325@gmail.com if you are interested.
Regards,
Jignesh
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Thats roughly a fifth of a decent developer's hourly rate in the west.
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Better off at rentacoder.com I suspect
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a Code Project MVP
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there are two buttons in my layout.one is "start" the other is "stop".
when i click the "start" button it will excute the programe.it will expend long time to excute. so the user will click the "stop" button to stop the current operation.
there is two problem to solve:
1, when click the "start" button the "stop" button must can be operated.
2, stop the current porcess's excute.
i have wriited the code as this:
//i want to make the layout's other control can be operated,but failire
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();
//abort the current main thread
System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.Abort();
thank you!
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I have C#.net form bound to microsoft access database.
form has two textboxes. database has one table with two fields.
I want user to be able to open form and enter data into textboxes - click a button and have it entered in database.
Is this possible- I know there is an insert command - but not sure how to implement.
can you give me info or point me to any examples
thank you
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An example here[^].
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Don't do data access directly in your form; split it out to a separate class.
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ShowInTaskBar is only a property of WinForm. So, how do I get a console app to not appear in the taskbar?
Thanks!
Marc
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Changing the project output type to Windows Application will remove the console window. This would only be of use if you don't need access to any of the standard handles, i.e. you're not using the Console class.
Alan.
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Are you suggesting that a Windows Application can't access the Console class?
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I was envisaging a program that required no user interaction, e.g. a simple utility that could be run as a scheduled task. In this situation the form-less windows application is perfect as it is completely invisible to the user and won't steal focus from the foreground task. If there is no console window then most of the Console class is rendered useless. The Read and Write methods fail gracefully, presumably because they are wired to null streams, but other methods that attempt to access the 'window' or keyboard, e.g. Console.Title, Console.ReadKey throw an IOException.
Console.CapsLock is still good!
Alan.
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And Beep; don't forget Beep.
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I don't know, so this is not an answer..
But, you can get the hWnd of the console window (or so I've heard..) by setting the title to something randomish (to avoid accidental duplicates) and then doing FindWindow on that. I'm not sure where to go from there, but there is probably a WinAPI call / message / SetStyle hack for it, right?
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I'm reviewing for an interview, and the following question is on my list:
"What event occurs before a control is rendered to the user?"
I'm uncertain if the answer that's sought is PreInit or Postback. Please advise. Thanks.
Draykko
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A. Stevens
B.S., Computer Science
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The user purchases a computer and powers it up.
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OnPaint
Harvey Saayman - South Africa
Software Developer
.Net, C#, SQL
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I would like to build a Imperial to Metric converter program like the many I have seen on the web. I would like to use this project as a way to better understand C# object orentation, building classes etc. In particular the "front-end" engineering and design aspects.
I have read many books on C# programming but I'm still not feeling like I am concepually putting my programs together efficiently.
Can some one point me into a good source of information on this subject.
tia
rafone
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I am studying a TreeView implementation.
The TreeView uses classes which encapsulate certain controls such as textbox, checkbox etc.
Each item class inherits from Component (not Control).
Generally speaking, why would you inherit from Component like this?
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