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Re: Attempt to bump post.

27-Oct-08 2:55

Hello everyone,

I am developing an assembly class library (DLL) and an application is using it. I made strong name sign to the DLL.

The current issue is,

- The application is built with stong name signed DLL version 1;
- When I upgrade GAC to uninstall version 1 DLL and install new version 2 DLL, and run the application again (without making the application built again with version 2 DLL), the application will crash.

Is there some solution which could make the client application automatically use the lastest version DLL without rebuild the client application? I did not change any exposed interface of the class library (I just changed some internal implementation) and I do not want to make client application rebuild to make things easier.

thanks in advance,
George

Attempt to bump post.

Pete O'Hanlon27-Oct-08 3:26

Pete O'Hanlon

27-Oct-08 3:26

Original here[^].

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George_George27-Oct-08 3:35

27-Oct-08 3:35

Sorry for any inconveniencet, Pete. Smile | :)

I think it is similar but not be the same question. It is fine we could discuss from the old one as you pointed out.

regards,
George

Mark Salsbery27-Oct-08 5:27

Mark Salsbery

27-Oct-08 5:27

You could always try doing your own research.

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led mike27-Oct-08 5:54

led mike

27-Oct-08 5:54

Mark Salsbery wrote:
You could always try doing your own research.

This is how he does his research. One possibility is, he's a psych student writing a thesis about online communities. Big Grin | :-D

led mike

George_George30-Oct-08 3:33

30-Oct-08 3:33

I am not but I know you are good at C# and C++. And a nice guy like forum. Smile | :)

regards,
George

J4amieC27-Oct-08 6:22

J4amieC

27-Oct-08 6:22

This has been said until blue in the face, to the point I have personally stopped even bothering answering his questions.

George_George30-Oct-08 3:33

30-Oct-08 3:33

I am sorry for any inconvenience, I hope you are recovered. Smile | :)

have a nice day,
George

George_George30-Oct-08 3:32

30-Oct-08 3:32

Thanks Mark!

You mean using binding redirection or publisher policy to solve this issue?

regards,
George

Mark Salsbery30-Oct-08 5:20

Mark Salsbery

30-Oct-08 5:20

Sure, why not?[^]

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George_George31-Oct-08 1:08

Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

31-Oct-08 1:08

Hi Mark,

The issue of binding redirection solution is, it needs to change client side app.config file. My confusion is, if we update some component, like a DLL, we can feel free to change anything about the component itself, but if we change the app.config for other component (e.g. the client who is using the DLL) is not good. Any comments?

regards,
George

StyleGuide27-Oct-08 0:08

Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

27-Oct-08 0:08

Hi there,

I'm trying to Select All text in a text box and set to cursor position to 0.

I've tryed a few things including :

this.textBox1.SelectionStart = this.textBox1.Text.Length;
this.textBox1.SelectAll();

however this sets the cursor position to the end of the Text.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Jon

#realJSOP27-Oct-08 1:16

#realJSOP

27-Oct-08 1:16

Try setting the SelectionStart property to 0.

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Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

StyleGuide27-Oct-08 1:35

Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

27-Oct-08 1:35

Thanks John,

But the cursor is still placed at the end of the Text..

Jon

DaveyM6927-Oct-08 2:26

DaveyM69

27-Oct-08 2:26

This is a wierd one - but so are many things with the text box - they really need to give us a new proper .net one instead of wrapping the native one.

Anyway - this is a 'dirty' solution but it works. Places the selection point at the end and Shift + Left Arrows for every character.

private void SelectAllReverse(TextBox control)
{
    if (control.TextLength > 0)
    {
        control.SelectionStart = control.TextLength;
        for (int i = 0; i < control.TextLength; i++)
        {
            SendKeys.Send("+{LEFT}");
        }
    }
}

Dave
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Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

StyleGuide27-Oct-08 3:09

Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

27-Oct-08 3:09

Great - Thanks for the Tip Dave

DaveyM696-Nov-08 14:03

DaveyM69

6-Nov-08 14:03

Just discovered D'Oh! | :doh:

Shift + Home does the same thing so set the caret to the end and send that key combination and it will do it in one shot. Big Grin | :-D

Dave
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Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

#realJSOP27-Oct-08 2:40

#realJSOP

27-Oct-08 2:40

Try reversing the order of your statements so that you're highlighting first, and setting the cursor position second (the position still needs to be 0).

Re: Select all Text in TextBox and Set cursor to Start

StyleGuide27-Oct-08 3:10