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Comments by Steve van Niman (Top 3 by date)
Steve van Niman
9-Aug-11 8:53am
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! I had removed a couple of text boxes from my web form, only to find the Submit button would not fire. Turns out, I had not removed the expression validator. Removed, and all is firing again. Sorry you had to run into this first.
Steve van Niman
10-Feb-11 9:44am
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Nishant,
This is what I am attempting to do and it almost works... I do like the creativity of using Linq. The Array is passed in correctly and I can do work on the array inside of the CallRoutine; however, upon exit it loses the changes (as it should). I tried using ref to pass a pointer, but I'm getting compiler errors. "A ref or out argument must be an assignable variable".
Steve van Niman
10-Feb-11 9:39am
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Manfred, I'm just trying to pass in one of the elements of the class, not the entire class. Basically I'm trying to map data on input from an Excel spreadsheet into the class. Based on the column in the sheet determines what needs to be done in the class, thus I have to know what the column is. Right now I have a big switch section and then for each column type, have a loop. There are 30 different column types, thus I have 30 loops. Would love to have one loop in a subroutine.