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Hi there. How about the ColorTranslator class? Here's a link to the MSDN documentation[^]
using System.Drawing;
Color c = ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#999999");
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I am sorry for My English is poor
i want to ask that
i have a .XSD file which have an complexType
the complexType have some element
can i use fill method to fill these element
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i think that you have to use the datareader to fill it up
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thank you
i will try
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It's better to use a DataAdapter.
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Don't use a DataReader with a DataSet - you have to handle a lot of code yourself that a DataAdapter already does for you if you establish the table and column mappings either programmatically or - like you seemed to have done - by creating a typed DataSet. If you give your DataAdapter derivative (like the SqlDataAdapter) at least a SelectCommand, it will fill your typed DataSet correctly (so long as the SQL statement corresponds to the typed DataSet) when you call DataAdapter.Fill. If you assign the optional properties, DeleteCommand, UpdateCommand, and InsertCommand on the DataAdapter, you can also call Update to update your ADO.NET data source with changes made to your DataSet since you last fill it (or called AcceptChanges, which removes all tracking information for each row).
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thank you
i find that i can use fill method
your Suggest is very good for me
my english is poor
so there are maybe some errors with english :;P
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I'm wondering how to display tabs or buttons for open documents in a multiple document interface.
For example, lets say there are 5 documents open in the MDI Container, and they are all maximized, there is no way to swap back and forth to the other documents.
What would be the best way to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Jon
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You could add a Menu to the MDI Parent, call it, say, &Window, and set it MDIList property to true.
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I have made a windows menu for open windows, but this is not what I am trying to do. I need some kind of tab style control so that users can click on directly to swap back and forth, kinda like all good MDI applications.
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Then you'll need to either create your own form classes and owner-draw these tabs, or use an existing library like Magic Controls which can be found here on CodeProject (along with other implementations). Magic Controls is now a commercial library, but an older, stable version is posted here for the CodeProject community.
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I have 3 radiobuttons on a form, when i do this in the code:
if ((optWin32.Checked) or (optWin32Unix.Checked))
i get 2 mistakes:
'Lay_out.frmSessions.optWin32' denotes a 'field' where a 'class' was expected<br />
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The name 'or' does not exist in the class or namespace 'Lay_out.frmSessions'
what can i do about it?
thx in advance
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or is not part of the C# language. You should use the boolean operator || instead. See this web site for a list of operators in C#[^]
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Hello,
i'm trying to connect a DataGrid with a query that read a table of an MDB Access database. I've used OleDbConnection, OleDbDataAdapter and DataSet to access via the OLEDB 4.0 Provider the file. After that i can see the records.
The code, used in Form Load is:
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connection1 = new OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\\Temp\\Brick1.MDB");<br />
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dataadapter1 = new OleDbDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM [Articles];", connection1);<br />
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dataset1 = new DataSet("DataSetTest");<br />
dataadapter1.Fill(dataset1, "articles");<br />
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dataGrid1.DataSource = dataset1.Tables["articles"];<br />
The problem is that if i change some cell value, than i close the window and reopen, i cant see any change of mine. Is there a simple way to update the data at every cell change or when selection is moved on a new row? i cant see any update events on the DataGrid component.
I've searched for tutorials about this but i cant find anything about "forcing data update" from the grid.
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Gian wrote:
there a simple way to update the data at every cell change or when selection is moved on a new row? i cant see any update events on the DataGrid component.
CurrenCellChaneged event.
Mazy
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The DataGrid is only a view on the data. The CurrentCellChanged event isn't really the place to update the database with your changes, which you must do manually. Changing values in the DataGrid will change your DataSet, but you must update the database with those changes using OleDbDataAdapter.Update, which requires that you assign the necessary properties like InsertCommand, UpdateCommand, and DeleteCommand, besides the required SelectCommand. If you don't update the database, then when you re-get your DataSet it won't have any changes. This is not automatic.
Again, the CurrentCellChanged is fired too often and should not be used to update your database. Instead, do that when the form is closed or use a button who's Click event handler updates the database.
See the OleDbDataAdapter class documentation for more information.
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Hi!
I have produced a class library with documentation (<summary>, <param > ...) of any type and member. But after compiling it, my documentation is lost.
How can I include my documentation into my comiled assembly, so that it appears in IntelliSense and Object Browser??
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You can define a path for the assemblyname.xml file in your project's properties.
If this XML documentation has the same name as the DLL, IntelliSense will find it in the folder that contains the assembly and display the summaries.
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Go into your Project Properties, Configuration Properties, Build, and make sure that XML Documentation File is set to the same filename with an XML extension as your assembly. For instance, if your target filename is myAssm.DLL, then your XML Doc filename should be myAssm.DLL.XML.
RageInTheMachine9532
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Actually, just myAssm.xml is fine. This is how the FCL XML documentation is named as well.
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XmlNode test = xml.SelectSingleNode("/session/parameters/developmentsession");<br />
if (test.InnerText.ToString() = "true")<br />
chkDevelopment.Checked = true;<br />
else chkDevelopment.Checked = false;
what is wrong with this if-structure? The compiler says
Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'bool'
Thx in advance
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do you mean this :
if (test.InnerText.ToString() == "true")
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yes that's it
sorry stupid mistake 
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Actually, that's not really correct, either. What if it's "True"? It's better to use Convert.ToBoolean(String) or something like that, if all you're expecting is a boolean string, or false for anything else that isn't some variant of "true".
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When you do string comparisons, the string class has a static method to help you. Try the following:
XmlNode test = xml.SelectSingleNode("/session/parameters/developmentsession");
if(string.Compare(test.InnerText, "true", true) == 0)
chkDevelopment.Checked = true;
else
chkDevelopment.Checked = false;
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