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You can create two Menu controls one for public users and the another for admin. and based on login enable and disable the menu controls.
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Suppose we have declared a method as :-
class A {
public void Hello( ) {
System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World ");
}
}
class B <T> where T:A
{
Class C <T> T: A
{
Q1) My question is that how would the implementation of the class Hello be different in cases 1 and 2 ?
Q2) If a public access specifier "public " be added for class A , will there be any difference?
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Member 9939423 wrote: Class C <T> T: A
{
That isn't valid C#. What do you mean?
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thanks
well I mean that when one generic class inherits another class
probably this would be
class cls_nam<T> :cls_nam2
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Ok, that makes sense. Well in that case the difference between case 1 and case 2 is that they have nothing in common. In case 1, T is the thing that inherits from A, while in case 2 it's C that inherits from A.
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Can anyone please help with good links where i can download for free *.ico icons for my c# applications. i have tried with google search but still no luck.
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For such a simple thing to find (there's TONS of sites out there!), this tells me you didn't even try Google or any other search engine. All you had to do was type "free icons" into any search engine and you get what you looking for.
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This question is not very apt for this forum.
In any case, you can search for icons on the internet and you will get both free and paid icons.
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FamFam[^]. Accept no substitutes!
/ravi
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I am trying to develop an application to display curves, the basic functions have been achieved while the looking of the app is not that good. Then I found that Expression Blend 4 is a efficient tool to assist while I do not know how to customize some of the existing control such as TabControl after watching the tutorial videos.
Is there anyone can help? Or would you please provide some of developed template so I can directly use?
Many thanks!
Harry
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Can any one help me !
I make app p2p video conference system and i want suite compression techineq to compressed video stream and increas streaming rate Fps 
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Is this use for live video ?
I wanna compressed video stream in sender side then decompressed in reciver side by C#
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I am getting the following error message: "Parameter count mismatch" I get this message when I run my program using Task for multi-threading, however when I run without multi-processing I do not get an error.
The process runs fine and to completion without a problem, but after it is finished this error message pops up. If it is a parameter count mismatch why does it not show up in as an error when I build the project. Why doesn't it show an error when the variables are transferred at the point in the process.
How do I find the problem, what are the possible reasons for this problem.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks in advance.
Michael
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You won't get much help if you can't be bothered to post the offending code.
We aren't mind readers.
"It's true that hard work never killed anyone. But I figure, why take the chance." - Ronald Reagan
That's what machines are for.
Got a problem?
Sleep on it.
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There is way too much code to post and I don't know which section the problem is in.
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As said before, almost impossible to figure out what your problem is. I would suggest that, if you don't already, depend on a single object to pass information instead of multiple objects. That might help.
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Since the error comes up with multi-threading only, I'd think it is the block of code where you create and start the threads: do you provide enough parameters for the methods to be started in different threads, and also not too many parameters?
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I've noticed I've been using a lot of prefix incrementors in code lately (esp. for counters), simple e.g.:
int counter = 0;
foreach (var thing in things) {
thingThatCares.TellMeWhereIAm(++counter);
}
I typically don't see a lot of prefix operands in other folks' code, so I'm wondering if there's a better way of doing things like that, or it's just stylistic, etc.?
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It is better and faster then postfix when you do not need the original value. Although, most modern compilers would optimise a postfix expression for the same reason.
Use the best guess
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