Re: Coding Style Questions - C# Discussion Boards

PIEBALDconsult9-Dec-13 6:33

PIEBALDconsult

9-Dec-13 6:33

Don't think in terms of "tables", think in terms of "operations" -- many operations require changes to multiple tables.

Kevin Marois9-Dec-13 6:59

Kevin Marois

9-Dec-13 6:59

While I agree, part of the reason I'm asking is that I'm using a home grown tool that generates code. It creates the Table Scripts, Entities, DAL, BL, Controllers, Models, API Proxy code, etc.

Not sure how that would work from an 'Operation' based approach.

So what I think I hear you saying is to create these objects based on what needs to be done, rather than based off the table?

If it's not broken, fix it until it is

PIEBALDconsult9-Dec-13 9:30

PIEBALDconsult

9-Dec-13 9:30

That's what I'm saying.

Kevin Marois wrote:
home grown tool

I'm all for that. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Kevin Marois wrote:
Not sure how that would work from an 'Operation' based approach.

Which is why I never use anything that claims it can do it. There is no substitute for hard work. Doing it the right way requires time and experience.

Kevin Marois9-Dec-13 9:51

Kevin Marois

9-Dec-13 9:51

I'm working on a long term project. If I tailored the tool specifically for this project, I could make it work

If it's not broken, fix it until it is

PIEBALDconsult9-Dec-13 10:02

PIEBALDconsult

9-Dec-13 10:02

I'm sure you'll learn things along the way, and that's a good thing. Java | [Coffee]

Persists GridView Textbox Value

V.9-Dec-13 20:51

9-Dec-13 20:51

It kinda depends I guess. For example: When you have tables where each record is considered an "object". You should use one class/table. Examples: Persons, tickets, companies, products, ... things like that.

If you have tables that start having calculations or objects that are (complex) joins of tables or where multiple records can makeup one record, you should probably tackle that a little differently.

hope this helps.

V.

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Eye tracking code

polycom1239-Dec-13 5:44

polycom123

9-Dec-13 5:44

Hello,
Does anybody know of a good code that can help with an eye tracking with a webcam?

I found only one code (TrackEye : Real-Time Tracking Of Human Eyes Using a Webcam) but it is from 5 years ago.

Basiclly, I'm looking for something to help a disable man to comunicate.

Thanks.

wernlin9-Dec-13 5:22

wernlin

9-Dec-13 5:22

How to persists gridview textbox value when paging.
My situation is after user entered text in textbox they will click on the button to check their answer. But after i click gridview next page the previous page textbox value is not keep.

Thanks.

c# listview insert not working

dbushong9-Dec-13 4:11

9-Dec-13 4:11

I am trying to insert (not add) data to a listview. The listview has 7 cols.
The code I am using is:

ListViewItem item = lvBOM.Items[2];

lvBOM.Items.Insert(2,"Hi");

This code is activated by a button click. The result is that a row is inserted but the word "HI" does not appear.
Full row select is set to true.
c# 2013 framework 4.51. Desktop app.

Thank you,
Duke

modified 9-Dec-13 10:43am.

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 5:37

9-Dec-13 5:37

I just tried that and it worked fine, is there something else that you are doing?

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

dbushong9-Dec-13 5:51

9-Dec-13 5:51

Thank you for replying.
The app has 2 listviews. The lvBOM listview has 7 cols.
I have supplied test data to all 70 rows in the first col only.
Here is the code for that:

for (int i = 0; i < intRCount; i++)
{
ListViewItem myItem = lvBOM.Items[i];//row
myItem.SubItems[1].Text = "5";//col

}
In the same button_click I followed that code with this code:

ListViewItem item = lvBOM.Items[2];//row

lvBOM.Items.Insert(2,"Hi");

The result is that the row is inserted but the data does not show. This data is test and only used to test the insert function.

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 6:13

9-Dec-13 6:13

I have four rows and three columns in my control. When I press the button it runs the following code:

ListViewItem item = listView1.Items[2];//row
listView1.Items.Insert(2, "Hi");

The row is added, and the word "Hi" appears in column 1. I can only assume that there is something in your code that you have not shown us, which is causing a problem.

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

dbushong9-Dec-13 7:18

9-Dec-13 7:18

Thank you for hanging in there with me..

I just started a new project. In the form load I have the following.
I still cannot get it to work.

private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
lvBOM.Clear();
lvBOM.Width = 451;

lvBOM.Columns.Add("", 0, HorizontalAlignment.Center);//skip first col
lvBOM.Columns.Add("Level", 40, HorizontalAlignment.Center); //level 1 is base
lvBOM.Columns.Add("Part Number", 100, HorizontalAlignment.Center);
lvBOM.Columns.Add("Description", 250, HorizontalAlignment.Center);
lvBOM.Columns.Add("Qty", 40, HorizontalAlignment.Center);
lvBOM.Columns.Add("", 0, HorizontalAlignment.Center);//InventoryMstrGUID
lvBOM.Columns.Add("", 0, HorizontalAlignment.Center); //InventoryMstrGUIDMAIN

lvBOM.FullRowSelect = true;
lvBOM.View = View.Details;
for (int i = 1; i <= 70; i++)//'initialize rows so grid looks like a grid
{
var lvi = new ListViewItem("");//will add to column(0) not being used
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvi.SubItems.Add("");
lvBOM.Items.Add(lvi);
}
ListViewItem item = lvBOM.Items[2];//row

lvBOM.Items.Insert(2, "Hi");
}

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 7:34

9-Dec-13 7:34

When you add the new item the text is placed in the first column. But you have chosen to hide that column, so the text never shows. Change the width of that column to something larger than 0 and it will work.

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

dbushong9-Dec-13 7:43

9-Dec-13 7:43

Thank you so much. But I apparently am having a fundamental problem.

ListViewItem item = lvBOM.Items[2];//<<<< this line inserts the row

lvBOM.Items.Insert(2, "Hi");//<<< I thought this line would select the 3rd col since the index is 2.

Column 0 is hidden = 0 index
column 1 is visible = 1 index
column 2 is visible = 2 index

I thought the "HI" would go into the 3rd column which has an index of 2.

What am I missing? How do I do this?

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 7:47

9-Dec-13 7:47

No, you are adding an Item into the second position of the view. You need to set the string into the second subitem position of the item that you add.

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

dbushong9-Dec-13 8:03

9-Dec-13 8:03

I am rather new at listviews so please excuse my ignorance.
I searched for hours on the net before signing up for this forum.

I do not understand why this >> lvBOM.Items.Insert(2, "Hi"); won't work.

What is the '2' if not to place data in the 3rd col?

Can you give sample code?

dbushong9-Dec-13 8:41

9-Dec-13 8:41

I finally got it. Thank you very much.

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 8:59

9-Dec-13 8:59

dbushong wrote:
I am rather new

Nothing wrong with that, we all had to learn at one time. Make good use of the reference pages on MSDN, like the ListView pages[^].

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

C# XML or Database

Member 104453489-Dec-13 2:57

Member 10445348

9-Dec-13 2:57

I'm looking at trying to make a app. that keeps track of camp-sites for a season. I was wondering if I should go with a full blown database (which I assume cost money) or maybe go with a XML file.

If I went XML I was wondering what would be the best way to do it. All the information in one xml file. Or maybe one xml for each month of the season and keep track that way.

Any input would be great, thanks for taking the time to help a noobie out.

Stevish

Re: C# XML or Database

Richard MacCutchan9-Dec-13 3:34