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You assign test only in the GetView method. This is the method that is creating your view. Normally, you would change the value in the Selected override.
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I have to convert a word document to HTML in c#.net. The word document contains special characters such as right single quote, hyphen etc. these values come as junk values. so I encoded to UTF-8 format. When converting word document to HTML the HTML code splits the word with special characters and formats ( Eg: if the text is -- It's the time -- then the formatting will be It ' s the time and the output is --
It ' s the time
the formatting gives a space in on either side of ' . how to rectify it.
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With no idea of how your code works, or what HTML it generates from what input, we would have to guess - and that's a poor idea in development!
Knock up a tiny DOCX file that shows the problem, convert it, and show both the input and output files as source, along with the source code you used to convert it. Then we stand a chance of being able to help you!
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WindowsMediaPlayer fullscreen does Not detect keydown's !
From all I could find, the solution is to use win32 API.
Great...
c# - Axwindows media player dectect keydown in full screen mode - Stack Overflow[^]
I find this interesting link but when I try to add ",IMessageFilter" :
public partial class Form16 : Form,IMessageFilter
i get this error: "...does not implement interface member..."
Now what? How to proceed?
Thank you.
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You need to implement
public bool PreFilterMessage(ref Message m)
{
}The link you cite should help you understand the messages you need to handle; also, see: [^].
You're getting down in the plumbing with this: it's liable to be tricky; a given COM component may, or may not, behave like others.
«Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?» T. S. Elliot
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thank you mister BillWoodruff and HNY2019.
I run over that link you give me too. But now that you specifically mention it, i tried that code and i dont get the error anymore. Thank you very much.
Now it works!
You are so right calling it the plumbing zone. I like it but i have absolutly no clue what it's potential may be and i am unsure if i should pursue it. I mean, i understand its windows operation, it's the core of everything run on windows. It's forms and their controls. But other than this? Can you summarize it for me please? What can be done? what is used for (the most)? I'm refering to win32 COM plumbing thing. I did watched on youtube an entire series of tutorials about this specific subject, and i get a general idea a bit better than before. But i have an idea, i am not good at anything related to this. Can you inspire me? (or not + arguments)
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I'm glad you got some benefit from my response 
_Q12_ wrote: Can you summarize it for me please? What can be done? what is used for (the most)? I'm refering to win32 COM plumbing thing
All I can say is that the underlying COM stuff we're still using (often, like the built-in WinForms Controls, wrapped in a shiny .NET API, with a GUI stuck on it) involves a lot internal, highly complex, architecture, and heavy use of the lowest level Win OS facilities. Check out the history of COM: Component Object Model - Wikipedia[^].
Whether you should "go deep" into the plumbing ? To really respond to that, I'd need to know a lot more about you, and your goals.
I would recommend you try to achieve fluency in a high-level language, like C#; learn fundamentals you'd need to know in any programming language, and develop practical programming skills; learn concepts of algorithms, design patterns, interfaces, and OOP; study a philosophy of program design and object/inheritance like SOLID: [^]. And, certainly, get competent with JavaScript, HTML, and web-related tools.
best wishes, Bill
«Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?» T. S. Elliot
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Very competent answer!
hmmm, but in the same time i dont like your answer. Because i want to know what are the possibilities using it. What is used for most of the time? Is it even used anymore? I suppose, all the great softwares, like Visual studio's, 3dsmax, etc they all have at some point some naked plumbing win32 stuff in them that is not possible to make in any other high level languages. I am guessing here, big time. I am asking about all of these. I am not at all pertinent, im just a rookie (with high hopes in a greater, shinier future).
What is your goal? Why did you learn it in the first place? (i dont know if you know it, but if you do...) You can be as philosophical as you please (i am). Or direct as you can. (i do also)
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Do you want to learn dinosaur dentistry and be unemployable until Jurassic Park is a reality, or, do you want to be a general practitioner ?
Do you want to build your own car from parts, or fix one that is drive-able now ?
Anything's possible 
«Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?» T. S. Elliot
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Hello,
If You use Visual Studio, when You extends from Interface, You can use Quick Action to implement the interface function.
Click the bulb icon (Ctrl+.), and choose Implement Interface..
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Interface need to declare interface function(s) at the child, and the parent does not declare yet the body of interface function.
Regards
Toha
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First of all, HNY2019 to codeproject comunity. You are doing a very good job!
I am learning how to use WindowsMediaPlayer control.
My (new) track bar is a fixed length (200px) Empty control with a Paint red rectangle inside it, that updates videoplayer Current time.
I am stuck at a strange point that i cant manage to see the solution.
I bet is a simple solution and i am too tired and foggy to see it right now.
The problem is the Maximum Length of the Movie. It is changing every time when i load a new movie, right so far? Now, my fixed track bar has 200px. How do i make 200px into 1600 int length?
So sorry for my bad english explanation.
Basically, i want to clone a videoPlayer trackbar.
Thank you.
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You're not cloning anything. All you're doing is mapping a number range onto another number range, or a simple percentage. Your trackbar simply goes from 0 to 100%. This is grade school math.
At 200 pixels wide, each pixel represents 0.5%. When your video is playing, you get the percentage played by dividing the number of seconds played by the total number of seconds in the video. You'll get a number between 0 and 1, your percentage played.
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i still dont get it.
put an example there too please.
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It's simple. You played 1200 seconds of a 1600 second video. That's 1200/1600 = 0.75, or 75% of the video played.
Your trackbar is 200 pixels wide, for 100%, so each pixel represents 0.5%, or put another way, 2 pixels represents every 1%. So, you draw your marker 75 * 2 pixels over from it's start.
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Thank you mister Dave Kreskowiak - very nice answer!
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Simple: each pixel in your trackbar represents a variable amount of time: 0.5% of the total length of the movie.
So if your movie is 55 minutes and 37 seconds long, each pixel represents (55 * 60 + 37) * 0.005 == 16.685 seconds.
If your movie is 2 hours, 12 minutes, and 14 seconds long, then each pixel is (((2 * 60) + 12) * 60 + 14) * 0.005 == 39.67 seconds
Get the idea?
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ok i solve it.
I forgot a very old and very useful rule... heh.
All good now. Thank you.
modified 1-Jan-19 13:41pm.
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You're welcome!
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another devil now - with progressBarX1_Click.
And...Resolved!
I wish i can Delete this thread. The "delete" link Button from the top, is showing this time(Haleluia), but is greyed out and I can not use it. Probably is a thing for those with money. I am thinking too much probably.
But seriously, this is a ... (my) fart thread, that i wish to smudge it.
modified 1-Jan-19 15:10pm.
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No, it's simply that you can't delete any post with a response: it would leave the response "hanging in midair" with no support, screaming and wetting itself in terror (Posts are scared of heights, as I'm sure you know).
And of course you have no authority to delete other peoples posts, so you can't get rid of it!
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Hi,
I have a WSDL provided by a third party supplier that i would like to use in my C# code however currently i'm struggling to find a way to use the WSDL.
I looked at their example and they're using ASMX file in the C# project in order to invoke the methods exposed by the service.
If i wanted to use methods available in the WSDL in the C# project, how do i import the WSDL into the project?
modified 31-Dec-18 9:13am.
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The obvious answer is, talk to the supplier.
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Yes thats right. Sorry i didn't make it clear.
What's the correct way of importing the WSDL into the C# project? Is it using Web Reference or Service Reference?
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No, what Richard suggested was: "talk to the supplier"
I.e. the supplier of the WSDL, not a random website that probably isn't at all familiar with that particular service...
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And a trivial Google (using part of your last sentence as the search string) would have told you anyway: importing the WSDL into the C - Google Search[^]
The top link is even expanded for you!
Quote: Start Visual Studio.
On the File menu, select New > Project. ...
In the New Project dialog box, enter the desired settings, then click OK.
In the Solution Explorer pane, right-click on References. ...
In the Add Web Reference dialog box, enter the URL to the web service's WSDL document.
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