Re: XML Serialization - C# Discussion Boards

14-Nov-10 21:18

Hi,
I've class, Node, with the following properties and these are the attributes of XML element.

XmlAttribute("id")]
public string Id
{
   get { return m_id; }
   set { m_id = value; }
} 
[XmlAttribute("char")]
public string Char
{
   get { return m_ch; }
   set { m_ch = value; }
}

When this is serialized, it created the xml elements as below

 <Node char="_" id="S_SEPARATOR">
<Node char="" id="S_BLANK">

The requirement is, if id is "S_BLANK", it shouldn't show "char" attribute, as below.

<Node char="_" id="S_SEPARATOR">
<Node id="S_BLANK">

Please guide me to get this output. Thanks in advance.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy14-Nov-10 22:02

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

14-Nov-10 22:02

Hi,

you can use the ShouldSerialize* pattern
where * is the property name that's supposed to be serialized

public bool ShouldSerializeChar() { 
        return !"S_BLANK".Equals(id); 
}

Cheers

Manfred

NarVish14-Nov-10 22:09

14-Nov-10 22:09

Thanks for your reply. Where should I call ShouldSerializeChar()?

Manfred Rudolf Bihy14-Nov-10 22:14

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

14-Nov-10 22:14

This function is not meant to be called by you.
It's called by the XML serializer. If the serializer
sees a property with say an XMLAttribute it knows
it should serialize it. Then it checks if there is
a method bool ShouldSerialize(Property name here).
If it finds such a method the serializer calls it
and uses the return value to determine wether it
will really serialize this attribute or not.

Best Regards,

Manfred

NarVish14-Nov-10 22:31

14-Nov-10 22:31

Thank you, Manfred.. Thanks alot for detailed info..

Manfred Rudolf Bihy14-Nov-10 22:59

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

14-Nov-10 22:59

Voting for a helpful answer is always appreciated.

NarVish14-Nov-10 23:09

image procesing get text from image

14-Nov-10 23:09

Sorry.. forgot to vote.. Thank you for reminding me.

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI14-Nov-10 21:07

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI

14-Nov-10 21:07

is there is any way to get text from image like in this photo

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http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code1.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code2.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code3.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code4.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code5.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code6.png
http://whomex.com/code.pngwhomex.com/code7.png

Palestine

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OriginalGriff14-Nov-10 21:29

OriginalGriff

14-Nov-10 21:29

Don't post the same question in multiple places - all you will do is duplicate effort and annoy people.

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DaveAuld14-Nov-10 21:37

14-Nov-10 21:37

yes.

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TAREQ F ABUZUHRI14-Nov-10 21:38

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI

14-Nov-10 21:38

how i can do..
do you have example?

Palestine

Pete O'Hanlon14-Nov-10 22:18

Pete O'Hanlon

14-Nov-10 22:18

Ooh goody. You want us to tell you how to avoid a site's CAPTCHA so that you can bombard it with crap. You aren't going to get help from anybody here with an ounce of ethics in them.

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DaveAuld15-Nov-10 2:00

15-Nov-10 2:00

Oh pete, you disappoint me, you honestly think he is trying to bypass a captcha system? he only wants to know how to get the text from the image. what harm can be done....... Smile | :)

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Pete O'Hanlon15-Nov-10 2:12

Pete O'Hanlon

15-Nov-10 2:12

I know, it's just that I put on my extra cynical underpants this morning.

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DaveAuld15-Nov-10 2:15

15-Nov-10 2:15

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
I put on my extra cynical underpants this morning

Wow, great minds think alike.

I put my ones on as well, except mine are thermal cynical underpants.

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phil.o14-Nov-10 22:51

phil.o

14-Nov-10 22:51

There's no way to help you bypassing captcha's protections. Sorry.

musefan15-Nov-10 2:36

musefan

15-Nov-10 2:36

Yep... use a keyboard

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Wrap a text in a notepad file with C#.Net 2008?

Dave Kreskowiak15-Nov-10 3:41

Dave Kreskowiak

15-Nov-10 3:41

The whole point behind a CAPTCHA is to keep automation code from using the system. Sorry, but we're not going to help you get past something that someone OBVIOUSLY doesn't want to getting past.

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Varun Sareen14-Nov-10 20:07

Varun Sareen

14-Nov-10 20:07

Dear Friends,

I want to wrap the text that i am entering into the notepad file being generated with the help of C#.Net2008, but not able to find any method, property for the same. Like if the entered text reaches the end of the screen visible to user (while maximize of a notepad) then the cursor moves to the next line.

Could any one help me in this regard?

Thanks

Varun Sareen

Re: Wrap a text in a notepad file with C#.Net 2008?

DaveAuld14-Nov-10 20:52