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Re: caret position in a being edited Node

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-04 10:55

1-Dec-04 10:55

There is nothing in the .NET BCL that will do this. There is no method to call anywhere in the TreeView or TreeViewNode, it's just not supported. I don't even know if the underlying TreeView control that the TreeView class wraps supports it.

You might be able to "fudge it" by getting the handle to the control that holds the text being edited and using the Win32 API SendMessage function call to send it the appropriate messages to position the caret. Don't ask me for details, I can't give them to you. This is all just a theory...

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Re: caret position in a being edited Node

TyronX1-Dec-04 11:03

TyronX

1-Dec-04 11:03

ok, it isn't that necassary.
Thanks anyway.

Re: caret position in a being edited Node

TyronX2-Dec-04 7:54

TyronX

2-Dec-04 7:54

Darn. It seems that the Node Text can't be changed even after that text has been edited. At least it doesn't work when I do this in the AfterLabelEdit-Event because the new Node text gets assigned after this even or something like that

WindowsPrincipal in non-AD environment

Mike Hodnick1-Dec-04 8:21

Mike Hodnick

1-Dec-04 8:21

Does WindowsPrincipal or WindowsIdentity behave differently depending on whether the code is running in an Active Directory environment or a non-Active Directory environment? e.g. is a WindowsPrincipal always a WindowsPrincipal in any Windows environment?

Michael Hodnick
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how to rewrite xml file

IvyLee1-Dec-04 8:15

IvyLee

1-Dec-04 8:15

I have a window application. I save the form setting to a xml file. everytime if i changed form setting i need to modify the node and save it back to the xml file. all the examples i seen are add node to xml. but what i needed is to change inner text of that node not add one more node append to the end of xml.
How can i do to get what i want?

Tahnks for any suggestion

Re: how to rewrite xml file

Christian Graus1-Dec-04 9:49

Christian Graus

1-Dec-04 9:49

Use SelectSingleNode with an XPath to find the node, then set it's value.

Christian

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Dynamically naming tabs

thepersonof1-Dec-04 7:49

thepersonof

1-Dec-04 7:49

Hi I'm trying to add tabs so that each one has a name like this:
tabPage 1
tabPage 2
etc

but if many tabs are opened and closed I don't want the number to go high.

This is what I've got so far:

int i = 0;
string index = "tabPage" + Convert.ToString(i);
if (mainTabs.TabPages.Contains(mainTabs.TabPages[index]))
{
string index2 = "tabPage" + Convert.ToString(i + 1);
mainTabs.TabPages.Add(index2);
}

Thanks for your help

Re: Dynamically naming tabs

RB@Emphasys1-Dec-04 9:23

RB@Emphasys

1-Dec-04 9:23

So i take it you're adding and removing tabs from the tab control, and you want to reuse numbers that have been removed up until the point of adding a new one? Is this correct? If so, couldn't you do something really simple, like create a collection (I.E. arraylist or something a little less intensive), and add numbers to it as they become available. Then remove them when you reuse them. So, you would just have a removetabpage function that would store the number of the tabpage you're removing, say 55, in an arraylist. When you created a new page, you could simply get the first number in the "discarded number" arraylist, assuming there is one, and remove it from the "discarded number" list. I'm sure someone else will have some answer thats a little more efficient, but I think this would work as a simple solution.

creating a list view like windows explorer view

iffi9921-Dec-04 7:15

iffi992

1-Dec-04 7:15

Hi All,
I need to know how can I make a list contorl like of windows explorer. From windows explorer view I mean when we open My Computer a list view is shown and the headers are shown as follows

Files stored on This computer
-----------------------------
(shared documents) (dotnetdocuments)

Hard Disk drives
------------------------------
(C),(D),..........

how can I bring this (Files stored on This computer) or
(Hard disk drives) like title in my List view

regards

Regex / String formatting question

julian_l1-Dec-04 7:05

julian_l

1-Dec-04 7:05

Hi All,

Question regarding splitting a string:

Let's say I have the following format:

[a-zA-Z]*-[0-9][0-9][0-9]-[A-Z][A-Z][0-9][0-9][A-Z]

or in short form, the split would be:
<s1>-<s2>-<s3><s4><s5>

E.g,
ABC-2-725-XY15A
s1 = ABC-2
s2 = 725
s3 = XY
s4 = 15
s5 = A

Note about s1,
it starts with an alpha character and is followed by any string...
there can be dashes and numbers, but there will never be "-[0-9][0-9][0-9]-" sequence in s1 so you'd know where s2 begins

Does anyone have an idea on how to split in such manner?

Thanks,
-Julian

Re: Regex / String formatting question

Anonymous1-Dec-04 10:10

Anonymous

1-Dec-04 10:10

Expresso - A Tool for Building and Testing Regular Expressions, By Jim Hollenhorst[^]

Re: Regex / String formatting question

julian_l2-Dec-04 6:17

julian_l

2-Dec-04 6:17

Thanks,

There's another one I was using,
http://www.regular-expressions.info/dotnet.html[^]

I kept trying to get Regex.Split to work for me when I simply needed go through the matched expressions using Match as Bitwise suggested.

Re: Regex / String formatting question

Bitwise Gamgee1-Dec-04 11:53

Bitwise Gamgee

1-Dec-04 11:53

string s = @"ABC-2-725-XY15A";<br />
Match m = Regex.Match(s, @"(.+?)-(\d\d\d)-(\w\w)(\d\d)(\w)");<br />
if (m.Success) <br />
    for (int i = 1; i <= 5; i++)    <br />
        Console.WriteLine("s{0} = {1}", i, m.Groups[i].Value);

- Bitwise

Re: Regex / String formatting question

julian_l2-Dec-04 5:57

julian_l

2-Dec-04 5:57

Thanks,

I didn't realize one could traverse the matched expression. I tried to do it with Regex.Split.

-Julian

foreign key

Mauricio Ritter1-Dec-04 4:20

Mauricio Ritter

1-Dec-04 4:20

When I use the Fill method of a DataAdapter it creates the table structure in my dataset. It also brings the PrimaryKey information about that table to the dataset. My question is: is there anyway to bring the "foreign key" information about the table columns ? How can I know which columns are foreign keys and to which table they refer ?

thanks

Mauricio Ritter - Brazil
MSN: mauricioritter(atsign)hotmail.com

English is not my native language so, if you find any spelling erros in my posts, please let me know.

Re: foreign key

Heath Stewart1-Dec-04 13:30

Heath Stewart

1-Dec-04 13:30

See the DataRelation class in the .NET BCL. It's pretty straight-forward and easy to make a typed DataSet by right-clicking on your project (or a folder under your project, which helps set the default namespace for your source files you add to them) and adding a new type, then choose DataSet. You can even drag and drop tables, views, and stored procedures from the server explorer to create elements (the DataSet designer is, after all, just the XML schema designer) that represent tables, while their elements represent fields. You can create primary keys and draw relationships. When you save this, it serializes using the CodeDomSerializer so that you have source code.

When you use it, instead of using DataSet ds = new DataSet();, for example, you would use MyDataSet ds = new MyDataSet();. That already has typed table and fiend names, as well as relationships established. Note, however, that the DataAdapter derivatives - or rather the command builders like SqlCommandBuilder - don't support auto-generation of complex statements required for updating a data source with changes.

All this is programmatic changes you can do manually, as well. It's most important to read the documentation, but you might also makes a typed DataSet in this manner and examine the source code (click "Project->Show Hidden Files" in the menu to see the source file itself).

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Re: video capture

Hugo Migneron1-Dec-04 4:07

Hugo Migneron

1-Dec-04 4:07

This should help you out
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/directxcapture.asp[^]

Hugo Migneron

Re: video capture

Mridang Agarwalla2-Dec-04 2:26

Mridang Agarwalla

2-Dec-04 2:26

great...this is exactly what i wanted...how can u encode the captured video? e.g. i have the DivX codec installed on my computer. i want to encode the video into divx on the fly..is this possible..

Re: video capture

Hugo Migneron2-Dec-04 3:47

Hugo Migneron

2-Dec-04 3:47

Hello,

Mridang Agarwal wrote:
how can u encode the captured video?

I don't know exactly how to encode with DivX especially. This[^] shows how to encode a *.mpeg to a *.wmv... If you can find how to encode to DivX, it should be the same kind of work. D'Oh! | :doh:

The capture class encodes a video stream in an *.avi file. DivX is an *.avi file to but encoded with a different codec (You will not gain much quality/space using AVI/DIVX instead of just AVI).
There are some softwares that can create *.avi files with DivX codecs. You can try this one[^] out.

Mridang Agarwal wrote:
i want to encode the video into divx on the fly..is this possible..

With the capture class, you are already encoding a video stream to an *.avi file. It is exactly the same process if you encode it with divX. You should be able to do this

I hope this helps!

Hugo Migneron

.Net Remoting

Bjoern.adG1-Dec-04 3:39

Bjoern.adG

1-Dec-04 3:39

Hallo,

if I want to close a network connection, I call the "Close" method in the class "Socket". But how can I close a certain connection (TcpChannel) in .Net Remoting (especially on client side)

My second question is, how it is possible to delete a remote object (again on client side)

Thanks for your help,
Björn

Re: .Net Remoting

Judah Gabriel Himango1-Dec-04 4:45

Judah Gabriel Himango

1-Dec-04 4:45

You can use the TcpChannel.StopListening() method. Any published MarshalByRefObjects can be disconnected via a call to RemotingServices.Disconnect(marshalByRefObj);

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bad word filter, stemming, stopword, Windows System?

god4k1-Dec-04 2:25

god4k

1-Dec-04 2:25

Dear, Sir and Madam.

To filter "bad word" I have many problems.
Is there anyone know how to call function from Windows System to stem words and separate words.

I found that when double click textbox in window a word in string will auto selected And when press Ctrl+ArrowRight on textbox the cursor change position word by word.

If can call "word cutting" function from Windows system, It will expedient

Sorry for bad English.

Thank You.

Note: in some language a sentence have many words contigugous (no space separate between words like English)

Re: bad word filter, stemming, stopword, Windows System?

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-04 4:31

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Dec-04 4:31

There is no "word cutting" function in the Windows API. Are you talking about cutting a word out of a text string? This you have to code yourself...

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Code Analyser Tool

Renjithvr1-Dec-04 2:14

Renjithvr

1-Dec-04 2:14

Hi All,

I am searching for the best Coding standard checker tool
for C#.Net irrespective of it's cost.
I had already found Microsft's FxCop,Parasoft's .Test,
Compuware's Devpartner,..
Can u suggest which one is the best?

Waiting for ur reply
Regards
Renjith

hggjh

Re: Code Analyser Tool

Judah Gabriel Himango1-Dec-04 4:48

Judah Gabriel Himango

1-Dec-04 4:48

I'd say Microsoft's FxCop -- it's what Microsoft themselves use for their internal testing including development of Visual Studio and the .NET base class library. It quickly evolves (in fact, you can download a version for testing the .NET 2.0 beta code right now), it's free, and there's an SDK available if you want to write your own rules.

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