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Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:18

Hey Pete,

The array holds values from index 1 to n, index 0 throws out of range exception

Pete O'Hanlon18-Jan-12 6:24

Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:24

How on earth has this been created? Standard indexing in C# is zero-based.

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shinboxe18-Jan-12 6:28

Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:28

The

object arr_r = doc.GetCrossReferenceItems(ref oRefType);

return non-zero indexed array (string[*]) which forces the programmer to cast a non-zero array.

Pete O'Hanlon18-Jan-12 6:26

Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:26

OK, try this:

object file = @"c:\somefile.docx";
 
object oRefHyperlink = true;
object oRefType = WdReferenceType.wdRefTypeHeading;
object arr_r = doc.GetCrossReferenceItems(ref oRefType);
Array arr = ((Array)(arr_r));
 
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application document = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application();
Document doc = document.Documents.Open(ref file, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj, ref nullobj);
int i = arr.Length;

while (i > 0)
{
  object oRefItem = arr.GetValue(i--);
  doc.Application.Selection.InsertCrossReference(ref oRefType, WdReferenceKind.wdContentText, ref oRefItem, ref   oRefHyperlink, ref InsertPosition, ref SeperateNumbers, ref nullobj);
}

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shinboxe18-Jan-12 6:45

Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:45

Thanks for your message,

unfortunately it didn't help, the problem isn't with getting the problem value from

oRefItem

I think there is a certain bug in

InsertCrossReference

function...

E.G: when I have 2 subjects over the document (1.1.1 SUBJECT1, 1.1.2 SUBJECT2) and I try to get ONLY the last subject, I keep getting the cross reference for the first subject.

Pete O'Hanlon18-Jan-12 6:57

Re: creating cross reference with c# and office.interop

18-Jan-12 6:57

What do you see in the values when you step over them in the debugger?

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shinboxe18-Jan-12 22:16

How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

18-Jan-12 22:16

the array holds the correct values.
arr.GetValue(1)- Subject1
arr.GetValue(2) - Subject2

Paramu197318-Jan-12 2:01

Paramu1973

18-Jan-12 2:01

Hi,
Iam using C# 2010. I would like to know, is it possible to select a column name of listview?
I mean, once the user click on second column, then I want to get the second column value...also, once the user click on third column then the reslutant has to be thisd column value...

Is it possible?

Iam using the following codes...for listview...

for (int F12 = 0; F12 <= MyDataTable.Length - 1; F12++)
{
ListViewItem GItem = new ListViewItem(MyDataTable[F12]["invoic_no"].ToString());
GItem.SubItems.Add(MyDataTable[F12]["invoice_date"].ToString());
GItem.SubItems.Add(MyDataTable[F12]["Supplier_name"].ToString());
GItem.SubItems.Add(MyDataTable[F12]["itm_description"].ToString());
GItem.SubItems.Add(MyDataTable[F12]["unit_measure"].ToString());
GItem.SubItems.Add(MyDataTable[F12]["Invoice_Quantity"].ToString());
listView1.Items.Add(GItem);
}
listView1.Visible = true;
listView1.Focus();

Note: ListView1.SelectedItems[0].text or
ListView1.SelectedItems[0].SubItems[1].text all will give the value by assigned column.
But My clarification is is it possible to get the unkwon clicked column name...

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Re: How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

Eddy Vluggen18-Jan-12 8:08

Eddy Vluggen

18-Jan-12 8:08

Using the ListView.HitTest[^] method; you give it the coordinates where the user clicked, and it'll return which subitem the user clicked on.

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Re: How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

Paramu197318-Jan-12 20:52

Paramu1973

18-Jan-12 20:52

Thanks Eddy. I Get Clear. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Re: How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

Eddy Vluggen18-Jan-12 21:17

Eddy Vluggen

18-Jan-12 21:17

You're welcome Smile | :)

Re: How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

BillWoodruff18-Jan-12 12:36

BillWoodruff

18-Jan-12 12:36

Please clarify:

Are you speaking here of an end-user clicking on a Column Header (i.e., the text in the column label area at the top), or are you speaking of an end-user clicking on an item in a Column, and from the item selected/clicked deducing the Column Header text ?

best, Bill

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Re: How to find the Selected Column Name of ListView Control ?

Paramu197318-Jan-12 20:22

Paramu1973

18-Jan-12 20:22

Thank you Bill.

Yes. Iam looking for the selected item value & its header text...The user will click on the item only...
And hence I need to find that value and its header text..

I found the answer with HitTest as Eddy has posted.

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modified 19-Jan-12 1:54am.

Team Foundation server ????

Pierre besquent17-Jan-12 23:01

Pierre besquent

17-Jan-12 23:01

Hello,
I have many c# projects. I want know to create a Team Foundation project. I can't understand what it mean the Team Foundation Server. is it my IP @??
I want u help
regards

Re: Team Foundation server ????

Pete O'Hanlon17-Jan-12 23:28

unRe: Team Foundation server ????

17-Jan-12 23:28

A few points:

1. This has nothing to do with C#
2. Googling would reveal a plethora of hits
3. Please try to avoid text speak. It only serves to annoy people. There are so many amazing letters in the English language, like the letter y. It's a shame to ignore them.

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Pierre besquent17-Jan-12 23:58

Pierre besquent

17-Jan-12 23:58

ok i know
Thank YOU for YOUR big help
Have a nice day

Re: Team Foundation server ????

RobCroll18-Jan-12 16:15

RobCroll

18-Jan-12 16:15

It is a server based application suited for development teams. It is not a project as such. Once you have TFS installed you can use it for project management, source control, continuous integration and a whole lot more.

TFS overview

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Error while compile a default C# template grid

alex_petrov17-Jan-12 14:02

alex_petrov

17-Jan-12 14:02

I tried to compile a default C# template grid and get the following error message:

"Tool makepri.exe cannot be found. Please install Windows Modern SDK."

I did installation of Windows 8 on my machine and installed Visual Studio 11 Dev Preview just so that you know my congiruations.

Do I have to do an additional install?

Thanks,
Alex.

Alex Petrov
Software Developer

Re: Error while compile a default C# template grid

Richard MacCutchan18-Jan-12 0:06

Richard MacCutchan

18-Jan-12 0:06

This is not a C# question, and belongs in this forum[^].

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Speech recognition and drawing

momo.pomo17-Jan-12 10:15

momo.pomo

17-Jan-12 10:15

I want to make a program, i which, when a user SAYS "Draw circle", a circle should be drawn on the form.... i am working with windows forms c#.
i am familiar with

DrawCircle() method to draw
and
speechrecognizer
rec.LoadGrammar(g);

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Not Active17-Jan-12 10:58

Not Active

17-Jan-12 10:58

Great, let us know when you finish.

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Pete O'Hanlon17-Jan-12 11:08

17-Jan-12 11:08

Excellent. I hope you write an article on it. Here's a couple of questions for you.

1. How do you know how big the circle has to be?
2. How do you know where to place the circle?

You might want to flesh your spec out a bit.

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Not Active17-Jan-12 11:17

Not Active

17-Jan-12 11:17

Give him a break. There is only so much design that can fit on a cocktail napkin. Big Grin | :-D

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