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I can not find avarage function in C#. Do I need to write it myself or I missed it?
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It's in the LINQ extensions: Ienumerable.Average[^]
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Thanks for your answer 
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Which average? The arithmetic mean, mode or median? They do different things - so you need to work out what it is you want to do.
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You could add root mean square, harmonic mean and geometric mean to that list.
Not as commonly used but still averages. 
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Indeed. This is one of the bugbears I have with systems that say they have Average capabilities - the lack of precision in saying which one it is.
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I am having a little bit of trouble trying to copy part of a 2d array to 1d.
In c/c++ i am using memcpy( OutBuff[pathId], writeBuff, writeLen );
In c# i am trying to use System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, OutBuff[pathId], writeLen);
The compiler doesn't seem to like this and i have searched for an answer but cant come up with anything.
Thanks for any help.
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jollygiant wrote: The compiler doesn't seem to like this
So what does it tell you? It is not possible for us to guess what diagnostic messages appear on your screen.
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The compiler reports
Argument 2: cannot convert from 'byte' to 'System.Array'
Here is the definition of OutBuff
private byte[,] OutBuff = new byte[MAX_PLCS,MAX_BUFF_SIZE+2];
Here is the function where used
public int writeBlock(byte path, byte [] writeBuff, int writeLen)
{
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, OutBuff[path], writeLen); // <---- error line
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Your function definition takes a byte array (writeBuff) as its second parameter but you refer to OutBuff in your call to Copy. The line:
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, OutBuff[path], writeLen);
should read something more like
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, writeBuff??, writeLen);
although I suspect your parameters need refining.
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The following seems to work:
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, OutBuff, writelen);
The only question remaining is how to point the source to the correct offset of the 2D array. I suspect using the version of copy that takes offset values for source and destination.
Interesting problem though - any expert Csharpers who can comment?
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OK third time lucky(er) ...
I discovered that Array.Copy requires both arrays to have the same number of dimensions. Also to copy from any point beyond the first element, e.g. starting in the next dimension, can only be done by using offsets. Thus the following sample is the way to go:
byte[,] OutBuff = new byte[3, 3];
byte[,] writeBuff = new byte[,]{ {1,2,3}, {0,0,0} };
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, OutBuff, 2);
int offset = OutBuff.GetLength(0);
System.Array.Copy(writeBuff, 0, OutBuff, offset, 2);
Incidentally I just took a look in Charles Petzold's reference .NET book Zero[^] and he comments that:
Multidimensional arrays seem to be less common in object-oriented programming than in traditional procedural programming. It‘s probably more common in object-oriented programming to have single-dimensional arrays of objects, where the objects themselves encapsulate multiple items.
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Thanks for your time and effort, i will give this a go on Monday.
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You're welcome, it was a good learning exercise for me as well.
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The charts look very messy when used with the database, so we need to modify the query to narrrow what info is displayed. Currently it is showing all of the information and it is too crowded. so How To Make it Clearer?
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Is there any solution to record Skype conversation with C#.NET for both incoming and outgoing voice in one file?
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Does anyone knows a grammar checker made in C#..
a class or library will do..
thanks
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Do you want to write a compiler?
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A grammar checker must be specific for a language, you cannot use an English grammar checker for Chinese texts and vice versa.
I would try to use the grammar checker of MS Word, that should be possible also from a C# application.
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I have in place an application that sends faxes using a single modem card loaded on a server. I am installing a second modem card on the server and I was wondering if anybody out there knows how it will effect my current coding. I am trying to allocate traffic to both cards, is that done automatically by windows? How will the statuses be reported?
Please help as I can't find any information or manual that explains this.
Thank you in advance
Sameer
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Years ago I had a server (WindowsNT) with 8 serial ports installed, one of them being connected to a modem. The fax software required that I assign a specific port to use; it would not allocate ports even if I had modems connected to several different ports.
Since then I've had Windows 2000, 2003, and 2008 Servers, and I don't recall any of them supporting modem pooling. That doesn't imply necessarily that they don't - I've never really looked for it before. But I think I would have seen some mention of it by now. The RRAS function would do this, but not the built-in Fax function.
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Hi Everyone
Can anyone tell me about IAX scripting. what is it? and can it be used in the communication of client and server?
I have done the client-server programming in C#.Both the programs are running individually but how can i communicate the client with server and vice verse.I mean how the connection between them is established?? Kindly guide me.!!
Regards,
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Seems to be quite a few resources [^] out there. Did you try researching it. Oh you may want to try spelling it correctly, Google is good but not telepathic. Or have I found completely the wrong info?
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RAH
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yeah you are right , it is AIX, someone told me wrong that it is IAX.. any ways thankyou
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Hi this has probably been asked before but i am experiencing difficulties with the following error i encountered while creating a custom user control, it also prevents the form from appearing at design time:
Warning 1 ResX file Object of type 'TabHeadingControl.IPage[]' cannot be converted to type 'TabHeadingControl.IPage[]'. Line 185, position 5. cannot be parsed. 185 0
I cannot work out what is going wrong or where this message is originating
Thanks in advance George
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