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Comments by astrovirgin (Top 17 by date)
astrovirgin
14-Jun-16 7:03am
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Hi Charan, I am facing the same issue. I know it's been an year but did you find the solution?
astrovirgin
14-Jun-16 7:03am
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Instead of finding the flaws in his code, if you could have replied to the solution, it might help others like me.
astrovirgin
9-Jan-14 4:12am
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private void SelectValue()
{
int row = m_Grid.CurrentRowIndex;
if (row > -1)
{
PDIMultiColValueSelectEventArgs e = new PDIMultiColValueSelectEventArgs();
e.SelectedRow = m_Dataview[row].Row;
string SaveValue = m_Dataview[row][m_ValueMember].ToString();
m_TypedownValue = string.Empty;
m_Grid.ClearFilters();
m_Grid.SortOrder = m_DefaultSort;
this.Value = SaveValue;
this.Invalidate();
OnValueSelected(e);
}
}
astrovirgin
9-Jan-14 2:57am
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I know that there is no need but this is how the code is written (actually it is some code already written in the framework and I can't modify it) but it is not the issue. Issue is why it is behaving different in different modes?
astrovirgin
9-Jan-14 2:37am
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Yes, exactly same thing.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 9:23am
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I don't have the control over the string. The format can not be changed so the string would always return as 'Hi, The Current Date is: @CurrentDate+2. Thanks'. Actually the main problem is to extract the digit for the string.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 7:58am
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Thanks for the reply but this link is not solving the purpose.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 7:57am
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I have added a section Note in the question. Please check.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 7:57am
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I have added a section Note in the question. Please check.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 7:51am
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Actually the digit to add (which is 2 here) is not hard coded it can vary to any number. The main problem is to find that digit.
astrovirgin
29-Aug-13 7:50am
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Thanks for the reply but this digit 2 is not hard coded it can vary to any number. The main problem is to find that digit.
astrovirgin
22-Jul-13 7:03am
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But why 16? how much size will it take if I enter a single character? I need details.
astrovirgin
22-Jul-13 5:53am
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Your solution is not the answer of my question. I want to know what this number 16 depict? That's it.
astrovirgin
12-Jan-11 7:18am
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Sorry, its not what I want...
astrovirgin
24-Dec-10 2:34am
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Thanks for your help SAKryukov. Its done by using Reflection...
astrovirgin
24-Dec-10 1:36am
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Yes I do. I know which parameter to find. actually I have no idea about Reflection.
astrovirgin
24-Dec-10 1:30am
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Yes, I know the method name. Can you please give me some idea?
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