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Notepad is basically a TextBox. Create a form, add a TextBox and menu items to load/save text, and you essentially have NotePad.
"Microsoft -- Adding unnecessary complexity to your work since 1987!"
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Hi
I have application that is define as MDI,
there are several form child
once the user press X button, i wish the application to be close and all other windows.
at the FromClosing event i add the following code
//handle and close the logic layer...
foreach (Form frm in this.MdiChildren)
{
frm.Close();
frm.Dispose();
}
Application.Exit();
All childs are closed but the the event FromClosing
happen agian, why?
i would expect the event of the main form FromClosing will happen only one time.
this cause my problems at the logic layer
ronen
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Ronenb wrote: All childs are closed but the the event FromClosing
happen agian, why?
Because you called "Application.Exit", which will close all the forms and exit the application. You needn't close all forms manually, exiting the application should be enough and should close all remaining forms (and dispose them) automagically.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
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in case i will remove closing the child manully, once i click close "X", each time child window will be closed
i need to press X button accurding the number of child windows that are opend
what am i'm missing?
what is the correct process to close MDI application?
thanks
ronen
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There are TWO X-es on a MDI-form if you have the children maximized. If you want to close the application, you close the mainform. That's how things work in Windows, and across all other MDI-applications. If you close one of the child-windows by using it's X, then you are merely closing that particular document of the "Multiple Document Interface".
Likewise, Ctrl-F4 would close a child-document, Alt-F4 would close the application.
Ronenb wrote: what is the correct process to close MDI application?
Application.Exit from code, the X topright of the mainform or Alt-F4 from user-input.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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i'm trying to closing the app by the mainform X  , not the child form X
the status is when i press the mainform X, a child win is closed, each click close child form till all childs are closed, last click on X close the app once no child exist
any advice?
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Ronenb wrote: any advice?
Yes. Post the code from the children's OnCloseForm handler.
Start a new project, add this code;
namespace WindowsFormsApplication15
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
this.IsMdiContainer = true;
new Form() { MdiParent = this, Visible = true };
new Form() { MdiParent = this, Visible = true };
}
}
}That'll display two documents within a MDI-parent. App will close on X, unless you have some custom code somewhere.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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Do any of the child forms have FormClosing(..) handlers? If so check them to see if they might be doing anything that's interfering, such as setting e.Cancel to true.
You might also try stepping through the main form's closing handler with the debugger if you haven't done that already.
BDF
I often make very large prints from unexposed film, and every one of them turns out to be a picture of myself as I once dreamed I would be.
-- BillWoodruff
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i am using three tables and i want ot bind that tables to the treeview control so please suggest me with an example
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WPF? Silverlight? ASP.NET? Windows Forms?
The technique you will use depends on the technology you are using.
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Hi.
I want source code for image encryption (and decryption) in C# language (with chaos signals), please help me, it's my project.
thanks. 
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If we give you the source code, it's not really your project is it? It's someone else's project at that point. Are you willing to give them whatever award you are trying for here?
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no it's in my university.
I'm interesting
do u have source code ?
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Danial C wrote: do u have source code ?
I do.
Am I going to give it to you? No.
Why? Because that would be helping you to cheat. If you can't do this task on your own, why should we help you to cheat? Note the use of the word "cheat" here.
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I want just you help me, I want to learn about this. cheat ? no, i'm not who you think.
however thanks.
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There are tons of articles out on the web, most wih code samples! All you have to do is Google "steganography".
This is for a univeristy project? Didn't they teach you how to do research, oh, back in high school? You better learn very fast because that skill is what is going to keep you in a job.
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im using microsoft visual c# express and its database.
through my c# program i wanted to retrieve a folder path from the database to select files.but im getting this error.please help.
i have created a column 'folder_path nvarchar(50)'
my folder path is : @"f:/pick_up"
if i put folder path as 'comp' it reads.i guess the error has something to do with special characters @,/ and ".
reply asap.thank you.
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ausia19 wrote: @"f:/pick_up"
Is that what you have stored in the database? If so, you need to remove the @ sign.
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stored it as '@"f:/pick_up"'..but if i remove it.d the path is not complete.
i also tried to store without '@' in a string variable s(where s= "f:/pick_up") and then did s="@" +s;
even then i get the error.
in fact when i directly put d path in
string[]folderPath=Directory.GetFiles(@"f:/pick_up","*.jpg",SearchOption.AllDirectories);
it runs
but if d path is replaced with s it gives error
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ausia19 wrote: stored it as '@"f:/pick_up"
that is a big no no.
If
string myString=@"f:/pick_up";
Console.WriteLine(myString);
then myString will hold exactly 10 characters, starting with f and ending with p.
It's those 10 characters you would type after "dir" in a command window to display the content of the folder. The special characters @ and " are NOT part of the string, they only exist in your source code to tell the compiler what the value of myString really has to be.
And it is exactly those 10 characters you should store in your database.
I suggest you open an introductory book to C# and start studying the very first chapters ASAP.
modified 5-Apr-12 8:02am.
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ausia19 wrote: did s="@" +s;
Won't work, @ tells the compiler it doesn't need to take in account the escape character. ('\') it is not part of the string itself.
Store the variable as "f:\\pick_up\\" or use @"f:\pick_up\" which is the same. It will be saved as "f:\pick_up\" and when you get it out it will come out as "f:\\pick_up\\" which is what you need.
If it still shouldn't work, post the error message and check the debug information.
V.
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thank you so much V,'f:\\pick_up\\' worked.
but not @"f:\pick_up\".y so?
also when i explicitly put d path in d command string[] folderPath = Directory.GetFiles(@"f:/pick_up", "*.jpg", SearchOption.AllDirectories);it works.
but when i retrieve d same string saved in d databse i get d error.
im new to c#.
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When you retrieve it from the database, the string contains @. What you are issuing as a command is Directory.GetFiles("@\"f:\pick_up\"", "*.jpg");. That is why I told you to remove the @ earlier. Perhaps you might listen next time.
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thank you...
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thanks V..
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