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Pls help me.. I am not able to find any apllication that converts lat/long to mils.. I am sure there is such example codes available
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Look at the links in my reply. The last link is article on this site. Or are you looking APLICATION instead code?
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Thank u but that just show the distance between two lat/long vlaues. I actually want the conversions. I'll go through it again and try to find if ther's any conversion used in it.
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From what into what do you want to convert?
How to convert lat/long values to mils???
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this kind of conversion is not possible. From lat/long you get only a fixed cordinates. while miles is a distance. They are not related. If you have 2 cordinates of lan/long, you can easly get distance and miles
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I have no idea what you're talking about -- what's a mil?
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A mil is 0.001 inch..45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly
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"The staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - J. Jystad, 2001
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| Actually he is talking about an angular mil. See [^] CQ de W5ALT
Walt Fair, Jr., P. E.
Comport Computing
Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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A degree of longitude (east/west) is a different size (in mils) depending on the associated latitude (north/south). Latitudes are about 111 kilometers apart, so converting kilometers to inches and multiplying by 1000 will give you the mils of latitude. The math is more intense for calculating the mils of longitude.
I think the best approach would be to determine how far a degree of longitude is from the next one at the equator, and then do some geometry based on the distance you are from the appropriate pole..45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly
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"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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"The staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - J. Jystad, 2001
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First, read this[^].
There are places on the Web to find the calculation of great circle distance, in kilometers, you can then convert.
On my last job I had to calculate the distance between two points, given latitude and longitude, but the points were generally within a hundred miles of each other (taxi trips within a metropolitan area). As such, we wanted the rectilinear distance, not the "great circle" distance, and we wanted it in miles. If that is of interest to you I could post it.
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Am using MapwindowGIS with c#.net. How to connect legend and the map control?
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in C dll:
void foo(unsigned short** buff)
{
*buff = &StaticArray[0];
}
in C# interop:
[dllimport : ...]
[May I know the method signature here ? ]
I want to make use of the memory allocated in unmanaged.
Thanks
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I realy don't know, but acording to these articles:
Using Platform Invoke[^](In VB.NET with larger list)
Essential P/Invoke[^](In C# with short conversion list)
Acording to these, Int16 (UInt16 for unsigned) is used to marshal from c++ short. I do not know what these 2 characters '**' do, maybe you would need to use in, out or ref keyword
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Hi,
in
void foo(unsigned short** buff) {
*buff = &StaticArray[0];
}
what gets passed on is the pointer to a pointer, not very common in the managed world. I think it isn't a good idea to do this; you will need to use IntPtr and some explicit code to get the data marshaled; one problem is you are not carrying any size information across the border.
In my experience it is lots easier to allocate everything on the managed side; you then can pin, get the pointer, and pass that to the unmanaged side quite easily, and no bulk copy occurs.
I have a work-in-progress article about it here[^].
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Thank you for both the replies.
The size of the array, I shall retrieve through another interop call.
Just, I want to access an array which is allocated in
unmanaged. Any suggestion ?
Your article is interesting modified on Sunday, March 14, 2010 1:10 AM
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I have been working on AFORGE library and sucessfully got it working to interface and detect USB cam but what if i want to transfer that vedio over the internet and giving ip of that pc along with it possiable??
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hi all,
how can read contenet of database sql server 2005 log file,,
c# and sql commands.
thanks all
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zead wrote: how can read contenet of database sql server 2005 log file,,
c# and sql commands.
You can read the file by opening it, but Microsoft hasn't released any information on how to interpret that data. There will be small but important differences between various versions, making reverse-engineering a bad idea.
You can contact Microsoft if you "must have" this information, I'm sure that you can get a license.
Having said that, here's a few TSQL-commands available to play with;
DBCC LOG(AdventureWorks)
SP_HELP FN_DBLOG
SELECT * FROM FN_DBLOG(null, null) Enjoy I are Troll 
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Hi,
I'm writing my license management system, and I'd like to include it in a .NET Class Library. As I don't want someone to load the library to see the object structures, I will probably leave these classes private, and only send let's say a boolean to the calling application to say "ok it's licensed" or "no you cannot run" ...
How could I be sure the user doesn't replace the dll with a "yes card" dll (a class that would always return true  ) ?
Maybe return some other informations as the current date and encrypt them using a key containing the license number would be a good security trick ?
Thanks for advice !
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Thanks for the advice, I'll have a look at this, but as the code should be hide from other users (no third party should be able to browse the classes and properties), I've chosen to include the source files directly into the main application using "links" (no local copy of the source file), so the code is still the same into every of my programs and the classes are marked "internal".
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I use binding object to bind a textbox with my database field.here is my code
namTXT.DataBindings.Add("Text", tbl, "name",true,DataSourceUpdateMode.OnPropertyChanged);
when i edit textbox value, datarow state should change but it doesn't work.I mean tbl.getchanges() has null value.
My textbox is already bounded.
what is the problem of code?
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Try using false instead of true
this.textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text", o, "TheProp", false, DataSourceUpdateMode.OnPropertyChanged, string.Empty);
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Hello Sir,
How can i use .Lib file in C#.
ThanksIf you can think then I Can.
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refrence it to your project
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