Comments by Frederico Barbosa

Frederico Barbosa 6-Nov-12 8:55am View

In that case you really have to dig into win 32 coding... find the window by name and then change its settings.

Here's the solution in c++:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2398746/removing-window-border

If you want to do it in C# you have to declare the functions like this:

[DllImport("user32.dll")]
public static extern void SetWindowPos(IntPtr hwnd, IntPtr hwndInsertAfter,
int X, int Y, int width, int height, uint flags);

check this project for more on this:

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4814/A-simple-Windows-forms-properties-spy

Frederico Barbosa 5-Nov-12 8:00am View

Never felt the need to do it... but there's an entry about it in superuser.com:

http://superuser.com/questions/38687/windows-program-to-remove-titlebar-frame-etc-from-a-window

Frederico Barbosa 31-Oct-12 5:22am View

The first one is exactly what you are looking for (copy/paste is all you need).

Frederico Barbosa 30-Oct-12 8:23am View

The price may have decimal points, albeit not shown in the example... so using double.TryParse() would be better.

Frederico Barbosa 30-Oct-12 7:58am View

Or implement an interface with the methods/properties that your View needs to be able to show items. The point is, a Meeting and a Project must "look" the same to the view, otherwise you need to create a separate view for each type.

Frederico Barbosa 19-Oct-12 10:40am View

Glad to help.

Is it a bug? Well, I think not. Whenever you enumerate a collection, you shouldn't delete or add members to it, otherwise the enumerator becomes invalid. This is the standard behavior... If you check Visual Studio help, you'll see that enumerators are supposed to throw an exception when the collection changes. In your case, the exception were being silently swallowed.

Frederico Barbosa 12-Oct-12 11:40am View

These two have the advantage of showing how to make controls and you can run them to see the impact of your changes. Try the search here on codeproject filtering for vb projects.

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/34984/Home-Made-XP-Panel

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/95399/gLabel-Custom-Label-with-Special-Effects-VB-NET

Frederico Barbosa 11-Oct-12 6:04am View

Why don't you add a SplitContainer to your form, in one of the panels you add the text boxes and on the other the grid (everything pre-configured as you need). And then hide/show the panel where the grid is. You may also add a special constructor to your form with a parameter that determines the behavior. Just a thought.

Frederico Barbosa 11-Oct-12 5:00am View

I just posted a new version...

Frederico Barbosa 5-Jun-12 8:14am View

Where does the data you are showing in the grid view come from?

Frederico Barbosa 7-Feb-12 8:25am View

check this link: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2101138

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