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Has anyone seen a good tutorial on "training cards?" 
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Hi
I installed DirectX SDK for C#, but I can't use it cuz the assemblies doesn't exist, I tried to find them, but nothing.
Someone knows where Microsoft.Directx.*.dll files are?
Thanks in advance
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For my machine, they reside in "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Managed DirectX\v9.02.2904"
Have you made sure that you've installed the latest DirectX Runtime to your machine ? By DX Runtime, I mean the DirectX installation package you can get from Microsoft that allows you to play DirectX games.
-Antti Keskinen
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The definition of impossible is strictly dependant
on what we think is possible.
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I had the same problem...I kept on having files missing no matter what I downloaded...so at the end I downloaded everything related to DirectX from microsoft's website... The SDK isn't enough...you need to download the redistributable runtime package which will install the missing files (Microsoft.DirectX.dll etc...) Also, you'll need to install the package on every machine you wish to run your application on...Cheers
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OPC defines two main components(COM) registered in opcserver category : OpcServer & OpcGroup. I have written two coresponing classes as follows that implement the required Interfaces as defined by OPC.
[Guid( "926EFA52-C020-4259-B879-203512901EAF" )]
[ProgId("FAHM OPC Server 1")]
[ComVisible( true )]
public class OpcServer: IOPCServer, IOPCCommon, IOPCItemProperties, IOPCBrowseServerAddressSpace
{}
[Guid( "075A7104-076F-481f-8CCF-11BA9AE375EB" )]
[ProgId("FAHM OPC Group 1")]
[ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.None)]
public class OpcGroup: IOPCItemMgt, IOPCAsyncIO2, IOPCSyncIO, IOPCGroupStateMgt
{}
I can in a not managed programming language such as delphi or c++ create an instance of them and call all methods of both of them and QueryInterface them to all implemented Interfaces and see they are working by showing just a messagebox for test.
The problem is that the IOPCServer Interface defines a method AddGroup as follows that returns an instance of OPCGroup and has following signature in c++ and c#:
c++:
virtual HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE AddGroup(
/* [string][in] */ LPCWSTR szName,
/* [in] */ BOOL bActive,
/* [in] */ DWORD dwRequestedUpdateRate,
/* [in] */ OPCHANDLE hClientGroup,
/* [in][unique] */ LONG __RPC_FAR *pTimeBias,
/* [in][unique] */ FLOAT __RPC_FAR *pPercentDeadband,
/* [in] */ DWORD dwLCID,
/* [out] */ OPCHANDLE __RPC_FAR *phServerGroup,
/* [out] */ DWORD __RPC_FAR *pRevisedUpdateRate,
/* [in] */ REFIID riid,
/* [iid_is][out] */ LPUNKNOWN __RPC_FAR *ppUnk) = 0;
c# :
void AddGroup(
[In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] string szName,
[In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Bool)] bool bActive,
[In] int dwRequestedUpdateRate,
[In] int hClientGroup,
[In] ref int pTimeBias,
[In] ref float pPercentDeadband,
[In] int dwLCID,
[Out] out int phServerGroup,
[Out] out int pRevisedUpdateRate,
[In] ref Guid riid,
[Out, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.IUnknown)] out object ppUnk);
When in the unmanged code call this method of IOPCServer, it seems to be ok, but the returned object in ppUnk that supposed to be a IOPCItemMgt fails to execute any of its methods and raises an memory exception. I tried following implementation for OPCSerevr.AddGroup but all of them have the same wrong result:
impl. 1:
Type typeofGroup = Type.GetTypeFromProgID( "FAHM OPC Group 1" );
if( typeofGroup == null )
throw new Exception("OPC Server Not Found");
object grp = Activator.CreateInstance( typeofGroup );
IntPtr pRes = IntPtr.Zero;
IntPtr pUnk = Marshal.GetIUnknownForObject(obj);
Marshal.QueryInterface(pUnk, ref riid, out pRes);
Marshal.Release(pUnk);
Marshal.Release(pUnk);
if (!pRes.Equals(IntPtr.Zero))
ppUnk = pRes;
else
Marshal.ThrowExceptionForHR(HResult.E_NOINTERFACE);
impl. 2:
object grp = new OpcGroup();
ppUnk = IntPtr.Zero;
ppUnk = Marshal.GetComInterfaceForObject(grp, typeof(IOPCItemMgt));
impl. 3:
object grp = new OpcGroup();
ppUnk = grp;
impl. 4:
object grp = new OpcGroup();
ppUnk = (IOPCItemMgt)grp;
And for each of mentioned lines in above implementaions I surrounded it with a try-catch block and showed messageboxes after each successfull or failed block, and it seems that none of them fails, but I don't know why the returned IOPCItemMgt is incorrect. Can anyone help me?
Special Regards
Umed Kurdistan
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Invoking "ipconfig /all" from the command line displays a lot of useful information about the network configuration, including IP addresses.
I'm trying to determine the IP addresses to the DNS servers from a C application but have so far only been able to extract the host/local IP address - by using the functions gethostname and gethostbyname.
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help,
Olof
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GetAdaptersAddresses
The GetAdaptersAddresses functions retrieves the addresses associated with the adapters on the local computer.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iphlp/iphlp/getadaptersaddresses.asp
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I've got troubles to build a project (in debug mode): under VC++6.0 it works very well, but when I try to compile it on another PC with VC++.NET, I got some link issues: mfc libs were missing (msc42d.lib, mscn42D.lib....). When I finally got all that missing dlls, I had this message: "external unresolved: _iid_iactivescriptdebug" and "external unresolved: _iid_iactivescriptparse". Wich I suppose are defined in another (more recent) version of these dlls.
Anyway, does anybody have a clue to this pb.
Maybe I didn't install well the .NET software, but I reinstalled it with all the options I found, and it didn't help...
Please HELP..............
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I'm sorry I used the word DLL, but it is LIB that I meant: I had all the dll required, only LIBs were missing
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VC++ .NET installs the MFC version 7.1 files on your computer. These files are 'almost' backwards compatible with the MFC version 4.2 ones, which are installed by VC++ 6.0. You should modify your project settings to include mfc71d.lib and mfcs71d.lib, respectively (Yes, you have typoed there).
The reason that your builds fail might be because you're using a interface definitions that are possibly deprecated (== not supported anymore). The only option is to go through the code and change these to the appropriate, supported values. Because it's a linker error, you should use a feature like "Find in Files..." in the IDE.
If these are, like I believe, GUID identifiers of COM interfaces, you can always use the command __uuidof( interface name ) to return the GUID where needed. This command always gets the correct GUID for the current file version, regardless of what version you're using.
-Antti Keskinen
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The definition of impossible is strictly dependant
on what we think is possible.
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Hello,
I've two versions of crystal reports. v9.1.5000 and v9.2.3300. VS.NET 2003 IDE shows only v9.1.500 in the .NET assembly reference dialog. Is it possible that different versions of same assembly are shown in .NET assembly reference dialog??
Thanks,
Hatim Ali.
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I'm looking for a way to get the PixelFormat of the Screen ( Desktop ). I tried to find it in the MSDN, though I didn't found anything.
In the current project I draw a a few bitmaps quite often, and to speed it up I planning to convert the bitmaps at startup to the current PixelFormat of the screen.
Hope somebody can help me,
Menne
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I made a class in VB.NET which communicates with COM port. For that purposes, I used several API functions. I am convinced that I have regularly called them (I have experience with C++). The problematic piece of code executes in a separate thread.
It happens that the main program terminates unexpectedly, with no message, as I closed it myself. It did not happen until I implemented mentioned class. I use .NET Framework 1.1.
I tried to write in log file information when a function is called and then when it returns, but that did not help – log files were interrupted in the middle of writing string to file.
I suspect that the issue is connected with API, but I do not understand why no exception is thrown. Let me mention that my class has no link with the main program, it starts the thread which monitors COM port events and writes them into internal buffer. The main program, occasionally, reads that buffer.
Is this happening only to me?
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No, I've also experienced various strange effects when using interop when my function declaration didn't fit.
Recheck your interop declarations, they're probably the cause...
Mav
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Can someone help me PLEASE?
I'm trying to save a dynamically created report
BUT I'm lost with SaveAs() method's argument
it keeps saying the the file name is invalid!
How about the 2nd argument? what IS IT ?
Report.SaveAs(reportName As String,CrystalDecisions.Shared.ReportFileFormat)
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Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
'Put user code to initialize the page here
cnReport2.Open()
Dim report As New CrystalReport2
DsReport2.Clear()
daReport2.SelectCommand.CommandText = "SELECT Customer.AnnualProfitRate, Customer.CustomerAccountNbr, Customer.CustomerName, Customer.FacilityAmount, Customer.FacilityPeriod, Customer.FirstDay, Customer.FirstMonth, Customer.FirstYear, Customer.FlatProfitRate, Customer.PrincipalAmount, Customer.ProfitAmount, Customer.RepaymentAmount, Repayment2.FacilityBalance, Repayment2.RepaymentAmount AS Expr1, Repayment2.RepaymentNbr FROM Customer, Repayment2"
daReport2.Fill(DsReport2, "Customer")
CrystalReportViewer1.Visible = True
CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = report
report.SetDataSource(DsReport2)
'here i should use report.SaveAs(arg1 ,arg2 )
cnReport2.Close()
End Sub
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How can I create an XML document as a result of Visual Basic code compilation?
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What would you like this XML file to contain?
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do you mean XML comments? do you mean old VB, or VB.NET? which version?
Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
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I'm looking to write an app that will pull data from a txt, excel, or access file. I would like to have 2 combobox2 pull names from col 1 and Row 1 and return info to a couple of labels depending on the selected value. This would be the equilivent of vLookup in Excel I believe. So...
Size TW THHW THHN
18 - - 14
16 - - 18
14 20 20 25
12 25 25 30
if Combobox 1 was selected as 14 and combo box 2 THHW Label 1 would return a value of 20. Can someone please tell me what this operation is called in VB.NET so that I may lookup how to do this. I can build the table in any of the above formats, .txt, .xls., or .mdb. The idea being that I can update the values eaisily when needed.
Thanks for your time,
Glisson
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I'm resizing multiple 24 bit RGB images from 752x480 to 640x480. When some of the images are resized the interpolation (at least I'm assuming that's the cause) is shifting the image down one pixel; this happens with about 50% of them. Since they're sequential images, which are then saved into a video, this shift causes vertical jitter.
The following is the function I'm using to resize the images. Since I'm only resizing horizontally bilinear is all that's required. I've tried both Bilinear and HighQualityBilinear, neither makes a difference.
public static Image HighQualityResize(Image source, int newWidth, int newHeight, bool useBicubic)<br />
{<br />
System.Drawing.Bitmap retImage = new System.Drawing.Bitmap(newWidth, newHeight, source.PixelFormat);<br />
System.Drawing.Graphics graphic = System.Drawing.Graphics.FromImage(retImage);<br />
<br />
if(useBicubic)<br />
{<br />
graphic.InterpolationMode = System.Drawing.Drawing2D.InterpolationMode.HighQualityBicubic;<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
graphic.InterpolationMode = System.Drawing.Drawing2D.InterpolationMode.Bilinear;<br />
}<br />
<br />
graphic.DrawImage(source, 0,0, retImage.Width, retImage.Height);<br />
return retImage;<br />
}
Am I doing something wrong? Is there something that I need to do in addition to remove jitter? I don't understand why this is happening...
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Hi,
I've made this DLL, which is still under development, and I've made an application that uses it. Since I want the program to always use the latest version of the DLL, I've put these two in the same solution and I've put the DLL as a reference in my application project.
But now I want to deploy my application, and I want my DLL to be in the System32 directory. However, I have to change the reference in my application.
Is there an easy way of switching back and forth from a reference to the DLL project to a reference to a .NET dll in the System32 directory?
Thanks!
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It is not recommended to put .NET dlls in System32. If you want to install it in a globally accessible place, then that place is the GAC (global assembly cache). It can be installed into the GAC using the command-line gacutil utility.
Before installing into the GAC, you need to give the application a strong name, to uniquely identify it. The .net sdk help files have all the details on how to do that.
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I have a written small Compact framework application using c#. I now want to add logging functionality to help debug problems when in production.
What is the common methodology used for C# logging in Compact Framework? Are there opensource classes or in built c# classes I can use for this purpose?
I am thinking of something along the lines of Log4j, but even a very basic logger will do to begin with.
Thank you and regards,
Shibu
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