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Hi,
I was wondering how to convert a string like:
string myString = "1:00 PM,2:00 PM,8:00 PM,9:00 PM";
into a string array (or even better a DateTime array).
thanks,
Ron
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string[] splitted = myString.Split(',');
To convert the result to a DateTime array you will have to loop through it and make it manually (Convert.ToDateTime on each element).
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Hope this helps...
string myString = "1:00 PM,2:00 PM,8:00 PM,9:00 PM";
string[] myStringArray;
DateTime[] myDateArray;
// Split myString into an array
myStringArray = myString.Split(new char[] { ',' });
// Create an array to hold our times
myDateArray = new DateTime[myStringArray.Length];
// Step through our string array and create the times
for (int index = 0; index < myStringArray.Length; index ++)
myDateArray[index] = DateTime.Parse(myStringArray[index]);
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I'm at the level in my programming experience where I understand algorithms and functions well, but I'm having a hard time conceptualizing classes and how they interact. Here's my problem:
I've got three classes: System, Room, and User. I need to dynamically instantiate multiple Rooms and multiple Users from the System class. Of course, accessing a particular Room or User from the System is easy enough, if I know the name, but I also need to access members of the System class from my Room classes, as well as members of the User classes from my Room classes.
So, my dilemma is twofold. First, how do I instantiate Room or Player classes dynamically; that is, how can I dynamically define the names of those classes as they are instantiated?
Second, since a class can only access the public methods and properties of classes instantiated within it, how in the world do I handle the communication between my classes, both queries from Room to System and queries from Room to User?
Or am I trying to bend unbreakable rules and need to go back to the drawing board? I appreciate any insights.
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tantiboh wrote:
First, how do I instantiate Room or Player classes dynamically; that is, how can I dynamically define the names of those classes as they are instantiated?
You can't define the name of the variable that way, but why would you ? Store a name in the class instance, take it in the constructor.
tantiboh wrote:
Second, since a class can only access the public methods and properties of classes instantiated within it, how in the world do I handle the communication between my classes, both queries from Room to System and queries from Room to User?
In the absence of multiple inheritance, you can use interfaces here. Define an interface that describes the information you need to get in common from all three class types ( such as name ), and one for any stuff you need from each class seperately. You may want to also write Fascade classes, for example a RoomFascade class would be used to provide methods that help you work with a Room, but would bloat the Room class if they were all put in there.
Christian
I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
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Christian Graus wrote:
You can't define the name of the variable that way, but why would you ? Store a name in the class instance, take it in the constructor.
Interesting. Tell me if I'm off base here: let's say I instantiate Player and give its Name property as "xyz". I can make that Player part of a hashtable off its Name property, and anytime I need to get to it, I can get the hash for its Name property and I've got it.
So, if that's all well and good, then I've got a dozen players, all neatly placed into a hashtable that is part of the System class. That still leaves the problem of how to refer to, say, Player.Name(xyz) from the Room class, as that player was instantiated under System.
Christian Graus wrote:
In the absence of multiple inheritance, you can use interfaces here.
I'll research interfaces more, but the little I've absorbed so far tells me that it should allow me to access my System class from any Room class. If that's the case, then I should be able to access the Player hashtable in the System class from the Room class, giving me the Player class' "name." However, at that point, I'm stuck. How do I actually use that name to talk to that Player class from my Room class, since it wasn't instantiated there?
Thanks for your help.
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That still leaves the problem of how to refer to, say, Player.Name(xyz) from the Room class, as that player was instantiated under System.
Make the room class keep a reference to the system object that created it, or just keep a reference to ur player hashtable. U can pass this reference through the room's constructor.
public Room(System owner){...}
Everytime u need to get some player from a room object u can get it through your System object that "owns" the room and hass all the necessary information.
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Excellent. I'll start toying with it. Thanks.
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Can anyone tell me difference between GetType() method, is operator and TypeOf() operator I'll be very much thankful to you.
Regards.
Ruchir.
RuchirDhar Dwivedi
Software Engineer
Windowmaker Software Pvt.Ltd.
Baroda, India.
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The typeof operator returns an instance of System.Type corresponding to the class name you passed it to. You can't determine the type of an object using the typeof operator. For example
class Foo{}
class Test
{
public static void Main(string []args)
{
Console.WriteLine(typeof(Foo));
Foo f = new Foo();
Console.WriteLine(typeof(Foo));
}
}
The GetType function gets you the runtime type of an object. Note that it is the *runtime* type and not the static type. For eg.
public void SomeFunc()
{
object obj = new Foo();
Console.WriteLine(obj.GetType());
}
will print Foo and not Object.
The is operator checks the runtime type of the arguments and sees if the LHS is (or can be cast to) the RHS. It returns true if the casting can succeed and false otherwise. For eg
public void SomeFunc()
{
Foo f = new Foo();
Console.WriteLine(f is Foo);
object obj = new Foo();
Console.WriteLine(obj is Foo);
object obj2 = new object();
Console.WriteLine(obj2 is Foo);
}
Hope this helps.
Regards
Senthil
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devepoed code. worked fine. ported the code to my laptop. when I try and run it I got an error.
The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the file 'D:\MGDevelopment\view\DB\simdac_be.mdb'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data.
I could not get the error to go awayso I created a new project on my laptop and simulated the code. I get the same problem. What could prevent the code from accessing he data?
I am using oledb coonection and oledbdatareader.
Brian
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check the first application which has opened the access file, it should open that file as a shared mode
Mhmoud Rawas
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Software Eng.
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I have used crystal report on my program also build setup project that include merge module Crystal_Managed2003.msm and Crystal_regwiz2003.msm.
also placed license key in Crystal_regwiz2003.msm,but i always get the error "CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.LoadSaveReportException: Load crpe32.dll failed."when i try to open crystal report.Can any one help
shailee
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After having written the same thing, the thing that I found with this problem and might not be the case with you though. Is that the crystal library your are using doesn't match the merge modules that you are trying to merge into your program.
Another thing that you might try, is to see if the key that your inserting is the correct key for the merge module as well.
For more information I would head over to Crystal Decisions website and have a look at the support site there. It helped me.
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well the version of the library and modules are same and the key is correct too.
but when i run the setup in another computer and install the program any try to open crystal report I get this error 
do I need to register crpe32.dll ?
I am waiting for the reply of Crystal report's support site.....
but if anyone has the solution please......
help help help
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I would like to invoke any control's event just as if the user or another source would. This, of course without building my own derivated class.
I've been looking around but i just dont seem to find the answer.
I tried the following but didn't work.
//What i'm trying to do here is to invoke a form or control event by code.
//The idea seems right but i just could get it to work.
Form1 _fasoc = new Form1();
Type f = _fasoc.GetType();
System.Reflection.EventInfo ev = f.GetEvent("DoubleClick");
System.Reflection.MethodInfo minfo = ev.GetRaiseMethod();
//minfo gets null but the event is recognized. What's wrong?
minfo.Invoke(_fasoc, new object[]{this, new EventArgs()});
If anyone knows about this, please help me out.
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In my application I want to change the decimal symbol "," into "." without changing from control pannel regional settings..I searched the net but connot find any good answers..They are talking about something like "CurrentCulture.CultureInfo.NumberFormat" Can anyone help me 
Thanx a lot..
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Yep - because it's a , in Germany, and other countries, you need to change the localisation setting to use whatever country you are trying to emulate.
Christian
I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
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Can anyone tell me how you can add a image to a context menuItem??
if i use the drawItem event i doesnt work:
Font drawFont = new Font("Arial", 10);
e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(new Pen(Brushes.Black, 1), 200,200, 100, 20);
e.Graphics.DrawImage(Image.FromFile(@"D:\Ontwikkelmap\Visual studio projects\Marquis poolcompetitie\Pool Competitie\bin\Debug\Images\print.gif"),200,200);
e.Graphics.DrawString("test", drawFont, Brushes.Red, 0, 30 );
when i use the same code with a mainMenu, it works...
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Take a look at Lutz Roeder's CommandBar. It has good examples of just that.
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Hi,
I have a deployment project that I need to have all open internet explorer windows shut down and after the install i need to open up the browser to a webpage.
Is there a way to do this using Studio .NET?
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Hi
I am experiencing a problem with the .Net ArrayList that I hope someone is familiar with. I have an interface that multiple classes derive from. For example:
public interface ITest
{
void TestFunc1();
void TestFunc2();
}
class Test1 : ITest
{
}
class Test2: ITest
{
}
When these classes are instantiated, they are inserted into an arraylist which, as I understand, converts them into objects. When I try to use the objects in the array, I wanted to cast them to the interface and call methods against it. This is so I would not have to know the type of object in the array, just that it adhered to the interface contract. This way I could iterate using the same line of code:
arraylist[0] = new Test1(); for example
arraylist[1] = new Test2();
((ITest)arraylist[0]).TestFunc1(); // calls Test1 TestFunc1();
((ITest)arraylist[1]).TestFunc1(); // calls Test2 TestFunc1()
The polymorphic behavior works outside of the arraylist but as soon as the objects are inserted, they seem to lose the inheritance heirarchy. For example, the cast to ITest is flagged as invalid. I can cast to the derived type (Test1 or Test2) and this works but forces me to know the specific type that was inserted. I tested replacing the interface derivation with a base class
public class Test1 : BaseClassTest
{
{
and tried to cast using ((BaseClassTest)arraylist[0]).TestFunc1();
with the same invalid cast error. Does anyone know of a way to recover an element out of a .Net collections and recover the base derivation without using dynamic invocation or reflection? Sorry for the complicated example but thanks in advance for your help.
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I set up the following and it appeard to work fine for me without any problems.
public interface ITest
{
void TestFunc1();
void TestFunc2();
}
class Test1 : ITest
{
public void TestFunc1()
{
MessageBox.Show("Here1");
}
public void TestFunc2()
{
MessageBox.Show("Here2");
}
}
class Test2: ITest
{
public void TestFunc1()
{
MessageBox.Show("Here3");
}
public void TestFunc2()
{
MessageBox.Show("Here4");
}
}
private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
ArrayList al = new ArrayList();
al.Add(new Test1());
al.Add(new Test2());
((ITest)al[0]).TestFunc1();
((ITest)al[1]).TestFunc2();
}
I got "Here1" and "Here4" as exptected
Darryl Borden
Principal IT Analyst
dborden@eprod.com
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In Visual C++, you can define the output path for a pdb file like so:
/PDB:c:\Some\path\to\my\debuginfo.pdb
which lets us keep all the pdb's in a single location
However C# only seems to have an option to turn on the debugging info, but nowhere to specify where the info should go
Does anyone know if there's an option somewhere I'm missing?
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Phoenix Paint - back from DPaint's ashes!
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