Comments by Kenneth Haugland

Kenneth Haugland 22-Dec-23 7:06am View

Any reason not to try Binary serializing? Otherwise, can you demand that T implements IClonable?

Kenneth Haugland 12-Oct-23 8:09am View

You could also replace cos(x)/sin(x) with either cot(x) or 1/tan(x), but I dont know if that will be better.

Kenneth Haugland 23-May-23 11:15am View

I find it easiest to create an attached property/behavior to the listview, and use Linq to do the filtering.

Kenneth Haugland 13-May-23 9:45am View

I think you have some logical flaws in your code. Why not check if the num1 == num2 and num2 == num3 instead?

Kenneth Haugland 11-May-23 6:38am View

Homework?

Kenneth Haugland 5-Apr-23 6:33am View

Dang... I saw it just now as well...

Kenneth Haugland 23-Mar-23 3:03am View

Where do you read the chart data from? Excel?
Do you type them in manually or read them from a file?
The question you have asked I cannot answer, so please improve it.

Kenneth Haugland 22-Feb-23 5:48am View

Perhaps you should call InvalidateVisual or something similar? And have you debugged the code?

Kenneth Haugland 22-Feb-23 1:12am View

I gonna need a LOT of coffee to even attempt to look at this :)

Kenneth Haugland 17-Feb-23 3:06am View

Normally you would just do the checks in a background thread and post the result to the main thread were the UI usually runs. But are you sure you mean C, and not C++ or C#?

Kenneth Haugland 9-Feb-23 10:22am View

First open C++ in appropriate IDE, then do some coding. And Googling

Kenneth Haugland 26-Jun-21 9:32am View

Ill take that back, you just need some new Task items, and start them in succession

Kenneth Haugland 20-Jun-21 18:50pm View

Did you implement INotifyPropertyChanged on the properties in your ViewModel? How did you link up your ViewModel to the Window?

Kenneth Haugland 25-May-21 3:40am View

Can also use BindableBase from Prism if you use that

Kenneth Haugland 20-Apr-21 4:55am View

It works but you have to set it up correctly:
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();

ClassItems Myinput = new ClassItems();
ChildWindow dlg = new ChildWindow(ref Myinput);
dlg.Show();
}
With class:
public class ClassItems
{
public int MyProperty { get; set; } = 50;
}
With the child window:
public partial class ChildWindow : Window
{
public ChildWindow(ref ClassItems test)
{
InitializeComponent();
test.MyProperty += 55;
}
}

Kenneth Haugland 14-Apr-21 6:57am View

Then I would do something like: public uroven(MyClass ref ClassImplementation)
{
InitializeComponent();

}

its either out of ref, cant remember. The point is that you can pass this class in from the constructor as a referance to a variable in your window that "owns" or rather constructs this.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Mar-21 17:07pm View

Where did you actually set the instance to the DataContext. It's not entirely clear to me. Normally I would set:
<window.datacontext>
<local:intestazione>

Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-21 7:38am View

There are several Reactive packages, did you install all of them?

Kenneth Haugland 4-Mar-21 13:03pm View

OxyPlot dosnt really break MVVM pattern?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37307565/data-binding-with-oxyplot-in-wpf

IT quite easy to create your own usercontrol, but it depends on what you want...

Kenneth Haugland 20-Feb-21 11:48am View

I found it to be lightning-fast to use, compared to online versions too.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Feb-21 11:47am View

It might be a rather recent addition to Visual Studio, I have not noticed it before either. But having to use a deserializer forced me to o some googling and then I found this.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Feb-21 11:04am View

Where is your interface code? The ISearchModel?

Kenneth Haugland 20-Feb-21 7:31am View

Tothe op: Copy your Json string into a Visual studio class using: Edit-> Paste Special -> As Json class. That generates the class for you.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Feb-21 6:14am View

Can we see you attempt? Or is that top secret stuff?

Kenneth Haugland 18-Feb-21 15:52pm View

Yes. Or No. Hard to tell. You must explain further.

Kenneth Haugland 17-Feb-21 11:58am View

"Or go back to where you got it from, and ask them why it's like that ... :laugh:" I tried this,and they said: Whats your problem. I can read the json just fine...

Kenneth Haugland 27-Aug-19 12:37pm View

You can write a whole article about this, which some of us did.

Kenneth Haugland 1-Aug-18 5:56am View

Where is dt declared? like dt = new Table?

Kenneth Haugland 31-Jul-18 2:24am View

What is this: LATE.SelectedValue? Can I see the actual value of this? and you should remove the "" as it should be a value, and you should call ToString() on it and make sure that it is a time format

Kenneth Haugland 30-Jul-18 8:54am View

Its homework, besides you have a debugger don't you? Run the code, test tings out.

Kenneth Haugland 29-Jul-18 10:18am View

You actually didnt answer the question.

Kenneth Haugland 29-Jul-18 10:08am View

He asks if you print out row.Cells["Month"].Value what do you see? In general, it is better to say something like ToLower on both and use Contains in order to do filtering.

Kenneth Haugland 29-Jul-18 8:28am View

Use the formula (k^2+k)/2.

Kenneth Haugland 14-May-18 8:35am View

And the XAML code?

Kenneth Haugland 5-May-18 8:47am View

You need the \ before all the times you are going to match the special case $
string[] result = Regex.Split(str, @"\$\$");

Kenneth Haugland 10-Jan-18 15:55pm View

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What does the error say then?

Kenneth Haugland 10-Jan-18 15:55pm View

What does the error say then?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jan-18 13:13pm View

Those are only used in WPF applications though.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jan-18 11:58am View

Are you sure these are not dependency properties?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/advanced/dependency-properties-overview

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jan-18 4:24am View

Amen! And I mean that literally here :D

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jan-18 1:40am View

Now that it is formatted correctly I see that you are using goto statements. Please stop using those. The code is harder to read/maintain and debugging, as you have found out, is a nightmare.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jan-18 1:37am View

Give us more code plz? I'm being sarcastic, just post the code that is relevant to the problem, we are not a debugging service. And drop the please help it's urgent.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Jan-18 10:28am View

If its WPF I can help, but this feels like WinFroms? So is it?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Dec-17 8:07am View

What did you do to show the picture then?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Dec-17 3:56am View

Got it, if you add 'salt' hashed password is stronger if you don't, it's weaker. Lesson: You have to do it right :-)

Kenneth Haugland 8-Dec-17 3:15am View

I thought like this:
Login if GetHash(WrittenPassword)==StoredPasswordHash

has many => one relation

If I used the original password:
Login if WrittenPassword == StoredPassword

has:
one => one relation

Am I missing something here?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Dec-17 2:55am View

I read that as if you store the password with hashes you actually make it weaker.

Kenneth Haugland 7-Dec-17 5:12am View

'that's why they are used for password storage instead of encryption functions.' Eh, so there is more than 1 correct passsword?

Kenneth Haugland 5-Dec-17 6:13am View

Don't repost your question, use Improve question if you have more details instead.

Kenneth Haugland 4-Dec-17 15:07pm View

Richard is right, and besides, you didnt even say if it was WinForms or WPF.

Kenneth Haugland 4-Dec-17 6:26am View

There are phone emulators with debuggers out there or you can just smash your phone :D

Kenneth Haugland 4-Dec-17 5:44am View

I really dont think you understand this:
"This Professional .NET Excel component is a standalone Excel .NET managed assembly and does not depend on Microsoft Office Excel. Spire.XLS for .NET offers support both for the old Excel 97-2003 format (.xls) and for the new Excel 2007,Excel 2010, Excel 2013 and Excel 2016 (.xlsx, .xlsb, .xlsm), along with Open Office(.ods) format. It features fast and reliably compared to developing your own spreadsheet manipulation solution or using Microsoft Automation." Meaning it creates an Excel file, and to be able to use Excel.Interop you need to have Excel installed on your computer. If you are wondering about how to do stuff in Excel, just use record macro and look at the excel code.

Kenneth Haugland 4-Dec-17 5:05am View

"When creating a phase of the implementing dll's in the containing dll, the containing dll has to reference the implementing dll's, resulting in a circular reference." Then move the phase out of the interface dll.

Kenneth Haugland 4-Dec-17 5:01am View

xls files are xls files, so what is your problem then? Why not simply use IO file.copy?

Kenneth Haugland 1-Dec-17 6:55am View

WPF WinForms, or what?

Kenneth Haugland 29-Nov-17 8:33am View

Use an IValueConverter and bind this to the expander and a search criteria?

Kenneth Haugland 29-Nov-17 1:52am View

Add System.Drawing as a referance and type:
oSheet.get_Range("A2").Font.Color = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.ToOle(System.Drawing.Color.Red);

That worked for me.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Nov-17 6:42am View

There are image processing for finding cars, Id use that and find chars and blur them if it found a car.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Nov-17 4:32am View

Should just be that:
objexcelapp.Cells[i + 2, j + 1].Style.Font.Color = Color.FromArgb(255, 125, 125);
That what I did anyway

Kenneth Haugland 25-Nov-17 2:06am View

Why do you send n to your function? Your calculation of it also looks strange to me.

Kenneth Haugland 25-Nov-17 2:02am View

What do you mean evaluate? The equation you posted cant be turned into your result btw.

Kenneth Haugland 23-Nov-17 0:57am View

https://www.google.no/search?q=itextsharp

Kenneth Haugland 23-Nov-17 0:32am View

I smell homework, as with your other question.

Kenneth Haugland 22-Nov-17 22:15pm View

It is actually not clear to me what you actually want. What does this mean:
0:00 min 50HZ
0:01 min 57HZ
....
1:10 min 450HZ ?
In general, an FFT will give you all frequency data within a given time span and not one frequency each second.

Kenneth Haugland 16-Nov-17 20:38pm View

What is it bonded to? Did you implement INotifyChanged on that property?

Kenneth Haugland 14-Nov-17 11:09am View

You keep changing the listview by removing items, so you will have to count backwards

Kenneth Haugland 14-Nov-17 8:17am View

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12678781/reversing-an-array-in-java

Kenneth Haugland 10-Nov-17 5:48am View

read the documentation:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/graphics-multimedia/shapes-and-basic-drawing-in-wpf-overview
?

Kenneth Haugland 7-Nov-17 16:11pm View

You should look at Ticks instead of milliseconds. I found that the Horners method was roughly twice as fast as the Pow methods.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Nov-17 17:24pm View

I got it working for all the cases in C#. It returns the input perfectly.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Jul-17 15:52pm View

https://www.dotnetperls.com/let

Kenneth Haugland 20-Jul-17 15:15pm View

You could use the let function to store the sum

Kenneth Haugland 4-Feb-17 15:06pm View

Oops, didnt see that the question was from 2011 :-).

Kenneth Haugland 7-Jan-17 3:27am View

Well, that is correct, but what are you really complaining about here? Normally I would have sent some CommandParameters with the button click, is that what you are asking about?

Kenneth Haugland 7-Jan-17 2:21am View

Am I blind, or did you forget to set the DataContext?

Kenneth Haugland 25-Aug-16 15:40pm View

Are you using WPF, in that case just put in a RotateTransform on the control, and you are done.

Kenneth Haugland 18-Aug-16 5:36am View

You should stop using GoTo immediately, they create hard to read and hard to maintain code. Just stop it.

Kenneth Haugland 10-Aug-16 11:44am View

Perhaps:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4520184/how-to-detect-the-character-encoding-of-a-text-file

Kenneth Haugland 10-Aug-16 11:37am View

Something like:
string cellContents = cell.Range.Text;
byte[] asciiBytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(cellContents);
Then find the ascii code for the sign you want to match?

Kenneth Haugland 9-Aug-16 15:18pm View

Split your list up in smaller lists, or create your own that does this for you.

Kenneth Haugland 9-Aug-16 6:37am View

Depends on what you want, but normally I would suggest you draw the controls on a Canvas, and just move them by changing the Canvas.Left Canvas.Top on the control you want to move. But, you have to provide more information on what you want to do here.

Kenneth Haugland 4-Aug-16 15:52pm View

Well, it didn't work right away. I had to build it the second time then all issues were gone. It doesn't per say ruin the MVVM pattern, as the update binding is generic. It doesn't know what the TextBox is bounded to. But I agree, it should not be necessary. BTW: What version of VS are you using?

Kenneth Haugland 4-Aug-16 15:49pm View

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Well, the code didn't actually work right away. But as I ran it the second time all issues were resolved. The code with the TextChanged event is actually generic, it doesn't know the value that it is bound to. What version of VS are you using?

Kenneth Haugland 2-Aug-16 20:57pm View

Your problem is that the binding expression is null;
var bd = BindingOperations.GetBindingExpression(doubleAnimation, DoubleAnimation.DurationProperty);
If (bd != null) //do something

Kenneth Haugland 1-Aug-16 0:38am View

I would think that it would be better to just use Task.Run method instead of a BackgroudnWorker.
http://blog.stephencleary.com/2013/09/taskrun-vs-backgroundworker-conclusion.html

Kenneth Haugland 1-Aug-16 0:23am View

I think it would serve you better to start a Task instead:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd537609(v=vs.110).aspx

Kenneth Haugland 14-Jun-16 14:53pm View

Do time-consuming work off the UI thread, as you have done it, andy application can stall the UI.

Kenneth Haugland 14-Jun-16 13:41pm View

if you use F.*i you don't need the for loop, it should just work straight up, as the .* is multiplying all the elements with the next value.

Kenneth Haugland 14-Jun-16 13:18pm View

Read some books about C# first, as you give the impression that you don't know much about it.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Jun-16 9:35am View

Don't know web development, but looks like you are missing the raindrop control itself. The rest of the code looks pretty straightforward concerning the drop starting position.

Kenneth Haugland 30-May-16 10:33am View

Thank you, Sergey :-)

Kenneth Haugland 30-May-16 9:02am View

It does work as long as the preconditions for solving it is met, i.a. a square matrix. I just solve it column by column. PS: Sorry for the late reply :-)

Kenneth Haugland 27-May-16 15:30pm View

I explain one method here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/616608/High-precision-native-Gaussian-Elimination

Kenneth Haugland 25-May-16 9:25am View

Is this WPF or WinForm?

Kenneth Haugland 24-May-16 20:46pm View

Maybe this could work:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/alexdan/2008/10/30/binding-to-a-markupextension-that-returns-a-binding/

Otherwise, just a valueconverter?

Kenneth Haugland 24-May-16 7:49am View

Set the CanUserAddRows="True" ?

Kenneth Haugland 24-May-16 7:41am View

You need Events for that, or Rx, or just a delegate; it depends on what you want. Have a look at this:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1061085/Delegates-Multicast-delegates-and-Events-in-Csharp

The video from his article gives a nice explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ifbYA8hyvjc

Kenneth Haugland 25-Apr-16 11:51am View

Perhaps MEF or load the Dll with the LoadLibrary from kernel.dll?

Kenneth Haugland 4-Apr-16 17:42pm View

https://www.google.no/search?q=0x800A03EC&oq=0x800A03EC&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Kenneth Haugland 31-Mar-16 7:36am View

https://www.google.no/search?q=UsedRange&oq=UsedRange&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Kenneth Haugland 31-Mar-16 7:30am View

Look at the VSTO command UsedRange

Kenneth Haugland 13-Mar-16 9:34am View

I think you'll have to find a custom written control for it. PS: You didn't say if it was WinForms or WPF

Kenneth Haugland 13-Mar-16 9:21am View

Stop reposting the same question over and over, use the Improve question button instead to alter it.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 7:41am View

What a weird question. What do you consider a fair value of a car? Surely it would depend.

The question you should ask is how large the probability should be for you to make a profit? Should you accept losing money 5% of the time? This way your fair question becomes a mathematical question.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 6:46am View

That is too big a question to answer, you are not stuck at a point trying to do it, you want the whole book about it. I cant do that, so my answer is the best you'll get at this point.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 2:22am View

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Don't have the article, but intensity in audio is defined as => 0.5 Re{p v*} where v* is the complex conjugate of the velocity and p is the pressure. This is called the active part of the intensity, you could take Im{} to get the reactive part as well but we normally don't care about that. As you see, in order to get the actual intensity, you need to get the calibrated values, not jus the wave file (or whatever format you have on the audio file).

Kenneth Haugland 1-Mar-16 5:31am View

What you need is a paid professional.

Kenneth Haugland 29-Feb-16 22:53pm View

Well on VS 2015 it will compile as C#, don't know what you are running on though :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 20:01pm View

Dim MyNumber as integer
MyNumber = 5
MyNumber.ToString

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 18:46pm View

Ah, now I see, you want to combine them? Use a custom ZIP file to store them both.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 18:21pm View

So, a txt file is just stored as a byte string, so is an audio file. If you want to store anything just use WriteAllBytes and store it.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 18:17pm View

What? I'm afraid I don't understand your question at all. IT just sounds bizarre to me.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 1:41am View

Did you try something like this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.directory.getparent(v=vs.110).aspx

You should be able to stop at the correct path then. Or you could simply use ToString.Split("\") and stitch the path you want to find with Path.Combine

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 1:20am View

WPF is basically a DirectX wrapper, so If you want to create games, you should go directly for DirectX and C++, as it's bound to give you better performance. WPF does a lot of things well, but running a modern day 3D game is not one of them.

Kenneth Haugland 28-Feb-16 1:17am View

I would switch for reasons that you don't mention, maintainability. VB6 is hopelessly old, kids won't know how to use it nowadays.

Kenneth Haugland 25-Feb-16 11:45am View

Actually, it's not a circle (however it's not very far from it), it's an ellipse.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_orbit

Kenneth Haugland 23-Feb-16 13:16pm View

Double each day? You would need to do something like this then:
Double TotalMoney = Pennies
for i as integer = 1 to NumberOfDays
TotalMoney * = 2
next

Kenneth Haugland 17-Feb-16 2:50am View

Are you joking? You are asking for a book that is normally 1000 pages plus.

Kenneth Haugland 14-Feb-16 1:18am View

Did you read the documentation?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8yttk7sy(v=vs.110).aspx

You should write something like:
string MyString = "SplitFSplit";
Regex.Split(MyString, "F");

Kenneth Haugland 12-Feb-16 13:21pm View

Then you don't have a point with an X and Y value do you? So set the x or y accordingly: p1.X = 12.2233 etc.

Kenneth Haugland 12-Feb-16 13:00pm View

Point p1 = new Point(1,2);

Kenneth Haugland 2-Feb-16 16:59pm View

Thank you, Sergey. :-)

Kenneth Haugland 29-Jan-16 12:37pm View

Haha, I messed up X and Y in may comment (it's correct now). Gave you a 5 anyway :D

Kenneth Haugland 29-Jan-16 11:32am View

its a coordinate system, and you only set the X with the Canvas.SetLeft. You also need to set the Y coordinate, which is Canvas.SetTop

Kenneth Haugland 13-Jan-16 18:32pm View

Yeah, it's been like that forever.

Kenneth Haugland 13-Jan-16 10:14am View

Overriding default styles seems to be difficult, although there might be a nasty hack for it:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2221187/replace-part-of-default-template-in-wpf/19354023#19354023

Kenneth Haugland 13-Jan-16 10:00am View

Not gonna fix anything, but can't you just type:
TargetType="ListViewItem"
instead of
x:Key="{x:Type ListViewItem}" TargetType="{x:Type ListViewItem}"
they are equivalent, or at least I think so:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/ms745683(v=VS.85).aspx#styling_targettype

Kenneth Haugland 12-Jan-16 14:36pm View

https://support.office.com/en-NZ/article/Record-or-run-a-macro-cd56fb86-d8b2-475c-ba39-9728389feeeb

Kenneth Haugland 12-Jan-16 14:18pm View

In general, use Record macro and see what code you get from Word. Than it is gerally easy to figure out how to do it in VSTO

Kenneth Haugland 16-Dec-15 11:31am View

FFT is something you might want to take a look at then, together with DSP.

Kenneth Haugland 24-Nov-15 5:58am View

Show us some code you tried, that failed?

Kenneth Haugland 19-Nov-15 18:54pm View

Found the problem, it now works :-)

Kenneth Haugland 19-Nov-15 6:34am View

The array is decided by the arrangements in this line:
Dim pixelFormat = PixelFormats.Pbgra32
I could change the format, but then again, it work as it is.

Kenneth Haugland 19-Nov-15 6:21am View

Ill try, waiting for VS to update lol

Kenneth Haugland 19-Nov-15 5:56am View

No, I think it's correct the way they are. The Max value is set so the new value found will be lower than the current value is, and the opposite for the min value.

Kenneth Haugland 12-Nov-15 2:16am View

Nope, but if you switch to WPF I can help you :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 12-Nov-15 2:14am View

This is WinForms I assume?

Kenneth Haugland 11-Nov-15 1:01am View

you have a [ too many in the second expression.

Kenneth Haugland 10-Nov-15 1:39am View

yes it can be done, but its not so simple. Your best bet is to get a dll file or a program to do it for you.

Kenneth Haugland 9-Nov-15 9:32am View

This looks very basic indeed. If you don't understand how to write if sentences and call some functions, you might want to start reading about c++ or C# programming first.

Kenneth Haugland 9-Nov-15 9:04am View

Just use a wrappanel and have all the controls in a ViewBox? This shouldn't be hard at all.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Oct-15 1:57am View

regex is just a short form of Regular Expression. Just so you know

Kenneth Haugland 19-Oct-15 5:39am View

Can you rephrase the question, because I can't understand what you mean.

Kenneth Haugland 17-Oct-15 13:27pm View

You can use this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.visualbasic.fileio.textfieldparser(v=vs.110).aspx

Kenneth Haugland 15-Oct-15 7:31am View

Not an expert in this but don't you need to have the PreserveSig on imported structures and classes from a dll file?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Oct-15 2:33am View

Is that your phone number in the question? You shouldn't post that and its not needed anyway.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Oct-15 1:03am View

What are you talking about? Is it the plant cutting into a cone, that generates all the curves or?

Kenneth Haugland 29-Sep-15 4:35am View

VSTO

Kenneth Haugland 28-Sep-15 4:19am View

5'ed. It's actually kind of funny, they memorize interview questions but they never thought about memorizing at school :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 27-Sep-15 9:00am View

5'ed. Way to go dude. :-)

Kenneth Haugland 27-Sep-15 8:43am View

No, I think the dude is right :laugh:
You haven't, I think that it is declared as a local variable inside the for loop, not everywhere. That is the why It use to be at least.

Kenneth Haugland 26-Sep-15 2:26am View

I'm tempted to tell him to switch to vb instead:
For i as integer = 0 to 100 step 1
No-one can mess that up :)

Kenneth Haugland 26-Sep-15 2:03am View

Nah, to save storage space in my brain I now only learn lower case letters. :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 26-Sep-15 1:58am View

Linq would be the easiest way I could think of

Kenneth Haugland 26-Sep-15 1:51am View

This does not seem right. Are you sure that you haven't switched places with i++ and i<100 ?

Kenneth Haugland 24-Sep-15 0:32am View

This is WinForms so I don't really know the answer, but It sounds to me as you are doing something unnecessary difficult here?

Kenneth Haugland 24-Sep-15 0:28am View

The control have a selection changed event, why don't you use that?

Kenneth Haugland 24-Sep-15 0:26am View

You should consider getting some books, perhaps from the local library?

Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-15 17:04pm View

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IF you are asking this question, you are probably not using WPF as you should.

Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-15 10:48am View

You should include the necessary code in your answer and generally not post links to third party sites without the relevant code in your answer. If the link fails the answer isnt real anymore

Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-15 10:43am View

YES

Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-15 10:22am View

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/26875/WPF-XmlDataProvider-Two-Way-Data-Binding

Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-15 7:55am View

You might consider using a PixelShader here, it will ensure that all frames are treated.

Kenneth Haugland 22-Sep-15 9:52am View

Ehm, use bindings to show data and perhaps a RelayCommand to add new data?

Kenneth Haugland 22-Sep-15 1:36am View

This Q&A section is for specific questions only. Not, can you write a book to me type of questions. Do your research and try it out, and when you are stuck come back with a real question.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 5:22am View

Excel arrays start at 1 and not 0, so that's why you get the error. So you woul dhave to change the for loop from j=0 to j=1.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 3:56am View

Ah that would explain it, but there aren't really any strict rules here, we kind of just self police this Q&A section, for better or worse.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 3:42am View

I have heard that a divorce is much more muggy (if that's a word)

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 3:07am View

Customizing layout and controls in WinForm is a nightmare. WPF makes this process much more manageable. If you know what you are doing it shouldn't take more than 15 minutes or so to get it working in WPF, in WinForms I wouldn't even know where to start.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 2:39am View

5'ed, but I'm starting to dislike your wife a little :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 2:37am View

Ditch WinForms and so it in WPF instead, its much easier.

Kenneth Haugland 21-Sep-15 2:35am View

You can (perhaps unfortunately) vote as you please, so it could just be that he doesn't like you, miss clicked, found a spelling mistake etc. Some people dont have any standards you know :laugh:

If you find something that should be improved or you find simply wrong here is the place to say that:
http://www.codeproject.com/suggestions.aspx

Kenneth Haugland 20-Sep-15 15:09pm View

One makes a copy and the other don't, and functions as a pointer instead. Not a Java expert, but normally it has to do with the initialization of variables.

Kenneth Haugland 20-Sep-15 14:47pm View

Hmmm been thinking a bit, and I think that I#m wrong here.

Look here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/wpf3d/archive/2009/05/18/3d-hit-testing.aspx

Kenneth Haugland 20-Sep-15 6:05am View

Just do a search for ray tracing, I have seen examples here on this site of that.

Kenneth Haugland 18-Sep-15 16:22pm View

No, the WPF 3D engine uses matrices not ray tracing. So it is what you want...

Kenneth Haugland 17-Sep-15 20:24pm View

Get a ImageBrush of lines and set it as the background or fill, and use RotateTransform on it. Thats what Id do in XAML C#/VB anyway.

And use opacity to define how clear it should be.

Kenneth Haugland 17-Sep-15 20:06pm View

Its what you'll need to calculate. IIRC this is usually done using determinant of a matrix.

Kenneth Haugland 17-Sep-15 20:05pm View

https://www.google.no/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=distance%20between%20a%20point%20and%20plane

Kenneth Haugland 17-Sep-15 6:09am View

So, Ray tracing?

Kenneth Haugland 15-Sep-15 13:52pm View

>So the only solution which comes to my mind is to REPROCESS all points and transform >EACH of them to the new coordinate system. But that's not very smart and time >consuming. Any other more brilliant solution?

I would think all the points need to be recalculated in any zoom, its just that you don't see those calculations.

Kenneth Haugland 13-Sep-15 5:45am View

I assume this is an WinForm app?

Kenneth Haugland 11-Sep-15 21:29pm View

Don't repost your questions, use the improve question button instead. Delete this one, andf keep the other one since you have gotten feedback on it.

Kenneth Haugland 11-Sep-15 8:30am View

I have used some hacks like this before, cheating in a game I have bought. Yes, give me lots of gold :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 9:06am View

Yeah, you can do it from the blur instance directly, but that is often not the way you want to do it, as it makes it difficult to do multiple animation at the same time. I think the namescope is only needed to pinpoint the object that you want to do animation on.

From the VS developers:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nickkramer/archive/2006/06/06/618514.aspx

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 8:24am View

>It is for BlurBitmapEffect, not for BlurEffect.
That is correct, but the only thing that is different is that the BitmapEffects are done in the CPU while the new Effects are done in the GPU. Everything else is pretty much as it should be now.

I believe you need the namescope in order to get the animations working.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 8:19am View

IT works if you register the namescope. I did something simular a while back:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/be5d98f0-0ce8-4c89-96ab-e6e0619107ce/animating-line-in-code?forum=wpf

And you definatly need a unique name to mtarget a storyboard to a control:
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/669937/WPF-Animation-Moving-a-control

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 8:00am View

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/ms742537(v=vs.90).aspx

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 7:36am View

You should know that animations work because of binding, and binding only works with dependency properties, so you are simply wrong here.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 7:33am View

Not true:
http://bursjootech.blogspot.de/2008/06/grayscale-effect-pixel-shader-effect-in.html

All PixelSHader Effects deriving from the ShaderEffects class are dependencyproperties

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 7:15am View

I think you are asking the wrong questions here, as any dependency property that is of double format is valid for animation. You would simply have to check the animation type with the property that you want to animate, and perhaps also its to and/or from values are withing the boundaries of the property you want to animate.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Sep-15 6:23am View

I guess you can do this:
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/integrate/explore/explore-vside-vsi.aspx

Perhaps not the easiest solution but .... :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 5-Sep-15 8:16am View

This has to be spam of some sort :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland 30-Jul-15 21:41pm View

Haven't gotten that book, but I do have this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Scientist-Engineers-Digital-Signal-Processing/dp/0966017633/ref=pd_sim_sbs_14_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=0KVEGCH2T0VDZV7PYPC8

Kenneth Haugland 26-Jul-15 7:52am View

Usually the power spectrum is 20*log10(abs(FFT)), you seem to favor the natural logarithm? In any cast that is just for viewing the spectrum.

I don't know what you mean by inverse the signal, if it is back to its original you need to perform an ifft of the fft.

Kenneth Haugland 26-Jul-15 7:42am View

You first need to have a FFT implemented, then the rest is just visuals from that information.

Kenneth Haugland 30-Jun-15 12:52pm View

Yes, you are right. The reason for saying that Archimedes knew it is this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archimedes_Palimpsest

Kenneth Haugland 30-Jun-15 10:07am View

I think this formula has been known since Archimedes, as it is just a Cauchy Integration (which ironically enough was known to Archimedes).

Oh, the formula does not work if the Polygon is self intersecting.

Kenneth Haugland 30-Jun-15 6:58am View

http://www.mathopenref.com/coordpolygonarea.html

Kenneth Haugland 17-Jun-15 3:24am View

Cant you just use a dictionary with phonetic sounds, and compare the sounds?

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