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Member 13081540 1-Jan-21 14:00pm View

No, I am creating a fake startup services for integration tests

Member 13081540 17-May-17 11:06am View

It does contain instance of checkout and the checkout location is set in a visible portion of the panel.

Member 13081540 11-May-17 12:27pm View

Do you mean creating a decimal for example decimal oldValue and then
if (nupWhiteC.Value > oldValue)
{
totalCost = totalCost + 0.50m;
textBox1.Text = totalCost.ToString();
oldValue = nupWhiteC.Value;
}
else
{
totalCost = totalCost - 0.50m;
textBox1.Text = totalCost.ToString();
}
oldValue = nupWhiteC.Value;

Member 13081540 6-May-17 20:41pm View

Hey, thanks for responding, I fixed the issue. I needed to add super(....) in the constructor.

Member 13081540 6-May-17 18:56pm View

Whenever I added [i] to the statement. It displayed the right variables from the DVD class but not the variables that I have in Item, it did not set the variables instead it only showed the default variable values of the Item class. Not sure how to do it so that it will display all the values I have putted inside the dvd1/2 objects.

Member 13081540 6-May-17 18:31pm View

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hmm, I have another question, whenever I did it. It displayed the right variables from the DVD class but not the variables that I have in Item, it did not set the variables instead it only showed the default value of the Item class. Not sure how to do it so that it will display all the values I have putted inside the dvd1/2 objects.

Member 13081540 6-May-17 17:38pm View

Oh hahah, such a silly mistake :D, thank you for helping. I needed to put [i]

Member 13081540 26-Mar-17 11:29am View

:D yup. Anyway, thanks for help, you helped me a lot, now I now what that error means. :)

Member 13081540 26-Mar-17 11:21am View

Ah, found the problem. I needed to do it like that,
policy.StartDateOfThePolicy = dtpPolicy.Value;

Member 13081540 26-Mar-17 11:00am View

Yes thats the right dateTimePicker and no, I didn't give a vlue from a database. Do I understand correctly that I need to set the value of a DTP before I click a button to add a new value to it?

Member 13081540 26-Mar-17 10:32am View

policy.startDateOfThePolicy value looks like that: 01/01/0001 00:00:00.

I think that I am changing the value, in my main form like that:

Policy dateOfThePolicy = new Policy();
dateOfThePolicy.startDateOfThePolicy = dtpPolicy.Value;

Member 13081540 26-Mar-17 10:11am View

the date of the startDateOfThePolicy is 01/01/0001 00:00:00

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 13:54pm View

But People p = new People() is used to add new people to the List<person> people in the listClass

Dates are used to add number of dates inside a People class to the list called List<date> dates

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 13:19pm View

hmm, ok. Then how could I not make it all 'throw away'?

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 13:00pm View

You are 100% correct, whenever I was adding claims and people the variables were inside the specific scopes rather than declared at the top of the form.

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 12:34pm View

Yes sorry, its the List<Date> dates{ get; set; } = new List<Date>();

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 12:31pm View

Sorry, next time I will update the questions.

I think its incorrect because whenever I click the add date button it does not add this date to the List<date> dates in Person Class

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 8:19am View

Hey, thanks for the reply, I forgot to add the piece of code that shows how to store the person in the addPerson event handler. So its that -
List<driver> ListOfPeople = new List<driver>();
ListOfPeople.Add(person);

Member 13081540 24-Mar-17 5:55am View

Sorry for making this thread. I was to stupid do don't look at the breakpoint, the calculation works properly.

Thanks for answering anyway.

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