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Re: how to export these names as rows to excel

25-Sep-12 1:19

Select all, press Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V and you're there.

It does not matter "which" names you try to import, strings are all alike. I suggest you search an article on exporting "data" to excel and give it a try - if you're stuck with adapting the code and have a specific question, we can help.

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Mazumder.Soumen25-Sep-12 2:34

Mazumder.Soumen

25-Sep-12 2:34

Do you want to do this by code or manually.

If you want to do it manually simply copy every thing by CTRL + C and Open and Excel and new Worksheet and past it there via CTRL + V. Simple.

Thanks
Soumen
Happy Coding

handwriting analysis to know human bhavior

Schuner0325-Sep-12 0:18

Schuner03

25-Sep-12 0:18

is there anyone here who can share the C# code to make a graphology application using sementation and backpropagation ANN as the learning method?

Re: handwriting analysis to know human bhavior

Pete O'Hanlon25-Sep-12 0:40

Re: handwriting analysis to know human bhavior

25-Sep-12 0:40

I'm pretty darned sure that people have written articles on this. You might want to search for them as it's unlikely that anyone here will give you what is usually commercial and proprietary code.

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Shameel25-Sep-12 1:50

Shameel

25-Sep-12 1:50

Here[^]'s a Code Project article that might help you get started.

Re: handwriting analysis to know human bhavior

Schuner0325-Sep-12 2:03

Schuner03

25-Sep-12 2:03

thx, but i've read that. actually what i need is more like a graphology application instead of only recognize the pattern.

Send data to Workflow Asynchronously

Shuyuntake25-Sep-12 0:06

Shuyuntake

25-Sep-12 0:06

Hi all,

I try to send data to my workflow machine state asynchronously.
I have +- 15 states, and I want a listener who catch data at any time.
I try with this : Asynchronous and Event-Based Activities
But it doesn't work (I can catch data, but just one time Confused | :confused:

)

Do you have any ideas to do that?

Thank you for your help!

How could I make a Solitaire Windows Game

tsw198524-Sep-12 23:28

tsw1985

24-Sep-12 23:28

Hello, I have a dude: How could I make a game similar to Solitaire?. I program in Visual C# 2010 but I'm limited to work with formularies ( for my knowledges ) . How I can make moving effects? for example, the drag effect when you catch a poker card?.Or for example, How could I make a MS Word ? only the appearance? Do you know some tutorial? Thanks Family ! I just hope that you understean my dude.

Eddy Vluggen25-Sep-12 0:10

Solitaire and Spider Solitaire for WPF[^]

25-Sep-12 0:10

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tsw198525-Sep-12 1:09

tsw1985

25-Sep-12 1:09

Are you crazy men ?

Eddy Vluggen25-Sep-12 1:17

25-Sep-12 1:17

tsw1985 wrote:
Are you crazy men ?

Yes, we are Legion Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

I fail to see how that's relevant to your question though. You requested an example on solitaire, and there's an article on site that shows how to create one. It was either that, or a link to MSDN on drag & drop. Seemed that the article was more appropriate.

Did I misunderstand your query?

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tsw198525-Sep-12 1:40

tsw1985

25-Sep-12 1:40

Ok tanks, plasta mierda. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Eddy Vluggen25-Sep-12 10:18

25-Sep-12 10:18

tsw1985 wrote:
Ok tanks, plasta mierda.

Most of the other readers do not speak Spanish, and this will cause them to think that I solved your problem. All that they read is "Ok, thanks".

You can vote on any post; if mine was not good, then downvote it - you wouldn't be the first to do so. My answer will show up in a grey color, giving the other readers a hint that your question was not answered as should have been. Alternatively, you can try a repost within a few days, preferably with a backlink to this thread, explaining why it isn't satisfactory.

I honestly did not want to offend you, and others here will reply in a different tone and manner.

If I may be so bold, I would like to hear what I said/did wrong. Might prevent me from being a PITA again.

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BillWoodruff25-Sep-12 22:32

BillWoodruff

25-Sep-12 22:32

Eddy, you have "angelic patience" in responding so frequently to non-native English speakers' questions: I greatly respect that !

But, do you realize that this obnoxious OP, is saying (literally) "sh*t cake" when he uses the words "plasta meirda" ? Smile | :)

best, Bill

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Eddy Vluggen26-Sep-12 1:48

26-Sep-12 1:48

Thanks

The word "plasta" was new for me.

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Pete O'Hanlon25-Sep-12 11:47

VB To C# ( _value = Asc(Mid(LStr, IValue, 1)))

25-Sep-12 11:47

Could you please point out what you thought was wrong with the answer you were given? It answered your question. Heck, it even linked to code. And yet your post translates to "boring sh!t" That's not very respectfful of you; extremely childish, and with anyone less tolerant than Eddy would have ended up with you getting kicked off this site faster than you can say "Hasta la Vista".

In future, try to show more respect.

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blackchaosv224-Sep-12 22:39

blackchaosv2

24-Sep-12 22:39

Hello,

I wrote this a while ago and I need some help converting it to C#.

"( _value = Asc(Mid(LStr, IValue, 1)))"

Pete O'Hanlon24-Sep-12 22:49

24-Sep-12 22:49

Mid is the equivalent of Substring. Rather than passing in LStr, you use Substring on that, so you'd have LStr.Substring. LValue is the start position and 1 is the length that you pass in to the Substring method.

Asc just returns the ASCII code, so all you need to do is convert the single character from your Substring to an int.

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blackchaosv224-Sep-12 23:15

blackchaosv2

24-Sep-12 23:15

Thanks I did the following.

I added the VisualBasic Reference and used Strings.Asc.
Then for the Mid I use:

public static string Mid(string param, int startIndex, int length)
{
    string result = param.Substring(startIndex, length);
    return result;
}

Pete O'Hanlon24-Sep-12 23:29

24-Sep-12 23:29

blackchaosv2 wrote:
I added the VisualBasic Reference and used Strings.Asc

There was no reason to do this. It is easily accomplished without adding a heavy DLL reference. There are many, many ways to get the char out - one way is to use char.Parse(Mid(LStr, startIndex, 1)) and then cast this to an int.

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BobJanova24-Sep-12 23:53

BobJanova

24-Sep-12 23:53

Is this not just

char _value = LStr[IValue];

... or possibly

int _value = (int)LStr[IValue];

... ?

Dave Doknjas25-Sep-12 14:13

Dave Doknjas

25-Sep-12 14:13

Remember, legacy VB string functions are 1-based, not 0-based, so the equivalent is:

_value = Convert.ToInt32(LStr[IValue - 1]));

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Pete O'Hanlon25-Sep-12 20:57