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Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

Eddy Vluggen29-Apr-13 23:04

Eddy Vluggen

29-Apr-13 23:04

lordoftrades wrote:
so I'm not sure how this code actually runs, ie step-by-step:

Press F10 instead of F5.

Press F10 again.

Press F10 again.

Press F10 again.

That's how it get's executed, statement by statement. Hover the mouse over a variable to see it's contents.

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Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

lordoftrades29-Apr-13 23:07

lordoftrades

29-Apr-13 23:07

Hello

That would have worked fine in VisualStudio, but I writing this code in the software of IQBroker. There are no such step-by-step features as I can see. And I think it will be pretty big mess if I try to open the code in VS, as I'm not sure how to get control over all subcodes and the database too.

Kind regards
Espen

Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

Richard MacCutchan29-Apr-13 23:23

Richard MacCutchan

29-Apr-13 23:23

lordoftrades wrote:
I writing this code in the software of IQBroker.

I think you will get better help at http://www.iqbroker.com/[^].

Use the best guess

Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

Eddy Vluggen29-Apr-13 23:32

Eddy Vluggen

29-Apr-13 23:32

lordoftrades wrote:
And I think it will be pretty big mess if I try to open the code in VS, as I'm not sure how to get control over all subcodes and the database too.

Create some mock-objects to fake the IBroker-objects and write the logic in a real IDE Smile | :)

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Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

Freak3029-Apr-13 23:40

Freak30

29-Apr-13 23:40

You wrote, that in VBA you would use a loop. However in this code I see no loop at all. Maybe the entry and exit conditions are mutually exclusive and don't appear on the same day?

Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

dusty_dex30-Apr-13 1:00

dusty_dex

30-Apr-13 1:00

I'm just pointing out a minor typo in // When to exit

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Re: Buying stock is easy, selling it is worse... loop problems?

lordoftrades30-Apr-13 1:05

lordoftrades

30-Apr-13 1:05

Thanks, I think its supposed to be like this, it was my definiton of the day before yesterday Smile | :)

If I only could be able to go step-by-step I'd better understand how it works

Smile | :)

Kind regards
Espen

SessionUnlock event not firing sometimes in C# window service

Abhishek Shankhdhar29-Apr-13 22:08

Abhishek Shankhdhar

29-Apr-13 22:08

Hi,

I have created a window service for tracking the idle time of employee. It tracks the login time,logout time, when system get idle (lock automatically using service) and unlock time.

Sometimes unlock event not firing and not track the time into database.
What may be the problem in it ?? Is there any message pump concept should I follow??
Need the help....

Re: SessionUnlock event not firing sometimes in C# window service

Pete O'Hanlon29-Apr-13 22:22

Pete O'Hanlon

29-Apr-13 22:22

Are you using a really tiny font to show your code here? Is it hiding in the dot above an i?

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Re: SessionUnlock event not firing sometimes in C# window service

Abhishek Shankhdhar29-Apr-13 22:30

Abhishek Shankhdhar

29-Apr-13 22:30

Actually I am not getting what are you trying to say...Is it related to my question???

Re: SessionUnlock event not firing sometimes in C# window service

Eddy Vluggen29-Apr-13 23:06

Eddy Vluggen

29-Apr-13 23:06

I think he's hinting at the fact that you did not post any relevant code; it's hard to diagnose a problem without seeing code.

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database schema

gashkori29-Apr-13 6:23

gashkori

29-Apr-13 6:23

Hi , I am going to implement an accounting system for a small and single person's store. My system will be able manage Purchases,Sales,Ledgers and inventory.
I want database schema which should be normalized and will accept future changes and requirements. any body can help me.

thanks in advance.

Re: database schema

Dave Kreskowiak29-Apr-13 7:05

Dave Kreskowiak

29-Apr-13 7:05

Yeah, that's not going to happen. First, it's up to the application requirements, which includes legal requirements of the country of origin for your customer.

Second, he/she can get those modules in an off-the-shelf accounting system that will include far more functionality than your going to charge him/her for and get it for less money.

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Re: database schema

Mycroft Holmes29-Apr-13 14:26

Mycroft Holmes

29-Apr-13 14:26

gashkori wrote:
I am going to implement an accounting system for a small and single person's store

Why, unless you are doing this for your own interest or your customer has specific requirements you are ripping off your customer, there are a myriad of small, light weight accounting systems out there that will do all this and more and cost peanuts.

I did find this site [^]interesting.

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RAH

Re: database schema

gashkori29-Apr-13 21:24

gashkori

29-Apr-13 21:24

thanks a lot you have solve my problem.

text steganography

Member 1000977129-Apr-13 1:52

Member 10009771

29-Apr-13 1:52

guys really i need this badly i need a source code that can hide a text message inside a text file whatever what is the extension of the file .doc or .docx or .txt in C or java

Re: text steganography

Eddy Vluggen29-Apr-13 2:15

Eddy Vluggen

29-Apr-13 2:15

..and how much would you be willing to pay?

Member 10009771 wrote:
whatever what is the extension of the file

*.txt?

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Re: text steganography

Dave Kreskowiak29-Apr-13 2:16

Dave Kreskowiak

29-Apr-13 2:16

The only code you're going to get is the code you write.

We're not in the business of just handing over projects and code on demand. It teachs you absolutely nothing.

But, if you want a discussion of the technique in a .DOCX file, read this[^].

Oh! And you can't hide data in any file you want anywhere you want. That what a "generic" algorithm is going to end up doing. You have to have very specific knowledge of the file format you're hiding data in and know where you can and cannot place data so that you don't break the existing file to the point where it can no longer be loaded by the host app.

Good luck!

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Re: text steganography

Member 1000977129-Apr-13 2:44

Member 10009771

29-Apr-13 2:44

thanks for the advice but my real problem that my time was totally wasted i can learn but iam out of time just mounth and iam still at the zero condition and i dont have hints i just read about techniques and i am working alone on this grad project

Re: text steganography

Dave Kreskowiak29-Apr-13 7:09

Dave Kreskowiak

29-Apr-13 7:09

Well, you're screwed then.

Part of the point behind the project is TIME MANAGEMENT. If you're so pressed for time that you want to cheat by turning in someone elses work, you've completely blown the time management portion of the project.

We cannot and will not be party to your cheating to get a passing grade. Suck it up, take the fail and retake the class. Consider it a lesson learned.

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Re: text steganography

Manfred Rudolf Bihy29-Apr-13 2:30

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

29-Apr-13 2:30

Steganography relies on substrates that have more redundancy than text files. It is easy to hide information in a graphics file or even an audio file by using the LSB for instance. This hardly has an effect on the image / audio file to be detected by the eye / ear and can thus be considered "hidden".

Making the tiniest change to a text file however will be easily discovered with the naked eye. ~~So good luck to you trying steganography on text files.~~

Regards,

— Manfred

Oops! I guess I was wrong: Linguistic Steganography: Information Hiding in Text[^]
How embarrassing! As I also commented below, I would not call this strictly steganographic as the message is not hidden in some arbitrary text, but it is a text that was constructed around the message. Smile | :)