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Re: how to compare the textbox data with listbox items ?

OriginalGriff18-Dec-11 3:44

OriginalGriff

18-Dec-11 3:44

Or you could try not posting this everywhere you can think of...C#, Q&A, etc. It wastes time, and annoys some people.

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How i can set icon for new file extenstion ?

Honeyboy_2018-Dec-11 1:22

Honeyboy_20

18-Dec-11 1:22

Hi ,

I'm new file extension using serialization and deserialization ...

How i can set icon to my new file extension.

Re: How i can set icon for new file extenstion ?

Eddy Vluggen18-Dec-11 1:38

Eddy Vluggen

18-Dec-11 1:38

Honeyboy_20 wrote:
How i can set icon to my new file extension

You'd need to register your file extension[^].

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Re: How i can set icon for new file extenstion ?

Honeyboy_2018-Dec-11 1:42

Honeyboy_20

18-Dec-11 1:42

I want to set it programatically

I'm found the method but the icon not appears

http://mel-green.com/2009/04/c-set-file-type-association/[^]

Re: How i can set icon for new file extenstion ?

Eddy Vluggen18-Dec-11 1:47

Eddy Vluggen

18-Dec-11 1:47

Honeyboy_20 wrote:
I want to set it programatically

The link explains how, I don't offer copy and paste code Smile | :)

Honeyboy_20 wrote:
I'm found the method but the icon not appears

Read the "caveats" in the link that you posted.

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Re: How i can set icon for new file extenstion ?

Sivaraman Dhamodharan20-Dec-11 22:58

Sivaraman Dhamodharan

20-Dec-11 22:58

In the windows explorer, access tools->folder options...
From the displayed dialog using the third tab (File Types) You can set the Icon for the file type.

If you do it from the application itself, you should assign a Icon using the Resource editor of your IDE.

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when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

goldsoft18-Dec-11 0:45

goldsoft

18-Dec-11 0:45

hi
when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

i work on C# - windows-mobile

thanks in advance

Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

#realJSOP18-Dec-11 2:49

#realJSOP

18-Dec-11 2:49

The code below makes many assumptions and there is more to do (like resetting the caret to the end of the textbox text), but this is essentially the answer to your question.

private void textbox1_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    TextBox textbox = sender as TextBox;
    if (textbox.Text.EndsWith("#"))
    {
        textbox.Text = textbox.Text.Replace("#", ".");
    }
}

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Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

SledgeHammer0120-Dec-11 6:27

SledgeHammer01

20-Dec-11 6:27

I respectfully disagree that this is the answer Smile | :)

.

1) what if the user inserts a # in the middle of the string?
2) a bit of un-needed overhead like the EndsWidth and full on text replace, you are going to do that every time the text changes
3) loss of caret position as well
4) as you said, there is "more to do" with this solution

I think the other responder had a better solution where he simply patches the character on key down. No loss of caret position, etc.

I think both of you also missed the case where a selection replace occurs Smile | :)

Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

hirendra_sisodiya19-Dec-11 2:04

hirendra_sisodiya

19-Dec-11 2:04

check this link:

insert '.'-when-press #-in-textbox-using-c/[^]

Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

SledgeHammer0120-Dec-11 6:21

SledgeHammer01

20-Dec-11 6:21

Why did people 1 vote this? If you excuse the hard coded ascii values, this solution actually works as OP wanted unlike the other response in this thread Smile | :)

Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

Pete O'Hanlon20-Dec-11 6:53

Pete O'Hanlon

20-Dec-11 6:53

I see that this solution is missing the same edge cases that are always missed. What happens if text is pasted in using the context menu, or is dropped as the result of drag/drop.

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Re: when i press '#' on text box i need to see '.' - how to do it ?

XsyNvs20-Dec-11 18:36

XsyNvs

20-Dec-11 18:36

Can use character conversion?
Get the "#" as 35

Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

N8tiv17-Dec-11 21:32

N8tiv

17-Dec-11 21:32

I was trying to delete a post here… The, "Delete Link", it is all grayed out.

So I am editing…

I'm just here to say hello.

-- modified 18-Dec-11 4:09am.

Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-11 21:39

Richard MacCutchan

17-Dec-11 21:39

It's considered very bad form touting for reviews in this way. Your article will get the publicity it deserves without the need for forum messages.

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Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

N8tiv17-Dec-11 22:05

N8tiv

17-Dec-11 22:05

Thanks Richard

Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

N8tiv17-Dec-11 22:07

N8tiv

17-Dec-11 22:07

Is my newbie-Ness showing? OMG | :OMG:

Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-11 22:08

Richard MacCutchan

17-Dec-11 22:08

Please don't delete your original message, as it prevents others from understanding what my response is referring to. Just take it on the chin and move on.

Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
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Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

N8tiv17-Dec-11 22:10

N8tiv

17-Dec-11 22:10

$Shucks | :-\$
okay, thanks again

Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

#realJSOP18-Dec-11 1:15

#realJSOP

18-Dec-11 1:15

Once a forum message has at least one reply, it can no longer be deleted. Your only recourse is to edit the contents.

Re: Hello Old Pros and Beginners…

Pete O'Hanlon19-Dec-11 12:55

Pete O'Hanlon

19-Dec-11 12:55

Robert Widmark wrote:
I'm just here to say hello.

Well, you plainly weren't just here to say hello. It's extremely irritating to see content moved out of context.

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DBGhelp.dll read minidump

Zach.Saunders17-Dec-11 9:04

Zach.Saunders

17-Dec-11 9:04

I am current trying to figure out how to read a mini dump file with code, I have an option to read the output of kd.exe and output in a form but i would rather try and figure out how to use the function MiniDumpReadDumpStream() contained within dbghelp.dll. I have search google to try and find something about it and c# but all i get is c++ examples and i honestly have no idea how to read c++. What is the best way to go about finding the info i need?

[DllImport("dbghelp.dll", SetLastError = true)]
public static extern bool MiniDumpReadDumpStream(IntPtr BaseOfDump,
   int StreamNumber,
   ref MINIDUMP_DIRECTORY Dir,
   ref IntPtr StreamPointer,
   ref UInt32 StreamSize);