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You apparently answered your own question before you even got to the question mark.
Isawyouoo wrote: I know that the only way to find the Separating Axis is the brute force.
Isawyouoo wrote: Is there a way to avoid this
So, when you Googled "polygon collision detection algorithms", what did you come up with?
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I came up always with the same arguments blablabla...
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How to make a qr code encoder and decoder with c#. Not libiray file.
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I would like track client mac address when he will brows my website.
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Please don't cross-post - you have also posted in the java forum[^] - the correct location.
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Hi C-Sharpers
I've been working on some C++/CLI 'glue' code to make it easier for C# devs to write plugins for ToDoList[^] (just importers/exporters for now because they're the simplest).
Now I need a C# guinea-pig to create a useful importer or exporter that can be included with 7.1.
I could do it myself but that would not be nearly as worthwhile in exercising the 'glue'. I've also got a sample C# project that provides a bare-bones plugin so it's really about taking that and making it genuinely useful.
If this is a success we can then move on to writing a sample C# Task View plugin which will be much more exciting!
If you are interested, you can find all the necessary code on GitHub[^].
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I wonder why this was downvoted, maybe it should have been posted in the collaboration forum?
Anyhow have an upvote!
(Quite a big rear end opening sunshine too, considering the meager improvement my vote made.)
Cheers!
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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I had a look Manfred and it gets virtually no traffic so I'll leave my post here and accept the flak!
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Good suggestion, Manfred! (upvoted)
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Manfred R. Bihy wrote: posted in the collaboration forum
Thx Manfred, I didn't know there was one.
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hi
Does anyone have chart control Recommended for C# WinForm ?
free or Built-in
thanks
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I have 3 servers that I wish to monitor through a Windows form and then display the RoundtripTime in 'ms' on a form in their corresponding labels.
Servers are Server1, Server2, Server3
Labels are Label1, Label2, Label3
Using the below code I am easily able to loop through these servers and output to console and even write to a single label only, but cannot figure out how to ping Server1, write to Label1; then Server2 to Label2 and so on...
Any advice would be much appreciated (I have // out the Console.Write lines, as these work, but are not what I want to achieve.
private void ping_Status(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string[] pingsvrs = new string[3];
pingsvrs[0] = MyGlobals.Server1;
pingsvrs[1] = MyGlobals.Server2;
pingsvrs[2] = MyGlobals.Server3;
using (Ping ping = new Ping())
{
foreach (string pingsvr in pingsvrs)
{
//Console.WriteLine("Pinging: {0}", comp);
try
{
//Console.Write(" {0}...", comp);
PingReply reply = ping.Send(comp);
if (reply.Status == IPStatus.Success)
{
//Console.WriteLine("Success - IP Address:{0}..{1} ms", reply.Address, reply.RoundtripTime);
//string delay = string.Format("{0}", reply.RoundtripTime);
LabelX.Text = (delay + " ms");
}
else
{
//Console.WriteLine(reply.Status);
LabelX.Text = "Failed";
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
//Console.WriteLine("Error ({0})",
ex.InnerException.Message);
LabelX.Text = "Error";
}
}
}
}
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Why are you using labels at all? Your solution doesn't scale at all.
Use a DGV instead or a ListView. That way you don't have to change the number of labels to support a different number of servers and jump through the hoops of using labels at all.
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i moved to a new pc today , it has a 64 bit OS, win 7 proffesional, but icant get visual studios installed, i keep getting a error unsupported OS , but i had it installed on the other pc which also was a win 7 pro
modified 28-Jul-15 10:01am.
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i asked it here because the people here might help me , as usual , lol but uhm this pc does it with 2015 RC and with the 2013 exp
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The links are to Visual Studio specific forums on this site...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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We have some list of files to copy from a ftp server. Sometimes the file in the source folder have files arrived on same date but @ different time
and I would like to copy only latest file for each date. Ex:
abc_sky_2014-01-15XYZ03-05-00.Dat
abc_sky_2014-01-15XYZ03-08-00.Dat
abc_sky_2014-01-16XYZ008-10-00.Dat
abc_sky_2014-01-16XYZ008-13-00.Dat
abc_sky_2014-01-16XYZ008-16-00.Dat
From above files I want to fetch only the latest files for each date : abc_sky_2014-01-15XYZ03-08-00.Dat, abc_sky_2014-01-16XYZ008-16-00.Dat
Can someone please help.
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There is no "simple" built-in way to do that.
You will have to read all the file names, and group them by name and date. You can then easily sort the times.
I'd suggest using a regex to "split" the file name from the date and time, then using Linq to group the values.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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var directory = new DirectoryInfo(@"F:\Root\");
var files = from f in directory.EnumerateFiles("*.dat")
group f by f.Name.Substring(0, 21) into g
select g.Last();
foreach (var file in files)
{
Console.WriteLine(file.Name);
}
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