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You can't. The server does not have direct access to the users' machines. If it did, security would be non-existent. Your code runs on the server. The result of that code is downloaded (pulled) from the server to the client and client-side code runs only on the client. Displaying a report in a web form outputs HTML and once it's downloaded to the client only client-side code can do anything. That's the very nature of HTTP and most other client-server protocols, fortunately.
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string st="a very long string";
foreach(char ch in st)
.....
How to make this from end to begining rapidly?
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foreach in C# compiles to use the IEnumerator for a class that implements IEnumerable, such as a String. Unless the enumerator goes backward while you call MoveNext (the foreach does this automatically) you'll have to use a simple for loop:
for (int i = st.Length - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
char ch = st[i];
}
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I think this is very slow for a long string.
I was thinking something like:
string st = "a very long string" ;<br />
System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder(st);<br />
System.Text.StringBuilder sb2 = new System.Text.StringBuilder("");<br />
foreach(char ch in sb.ToString())<br />
sb2.Insert(0,ch);<br />
foreach(char ch in sb2.ToString())<br />
{<br />
}
but I'm looking for something more faster.
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Enumerators in the BCL do not go backward. Not every one goes "forward", either, in cases where it doesn't make sense like with a Hashtable that isn't a linear list of items.
There really is no other way to do what you want short of reversing the string, but then you're taking an O(2n) performance hit rather than a O(n) hit. Even enumeration is an O(n) performance hit but the enumeration code is a litte faster.
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Foreach itself is actually slower than for( ;; ) (for now, on .NET 1.1), so for a tight loop like this one, you'll want to use for( ;; ) anyway.
And don't worry, for( ;; ) is a lot faster than you might think at first glance.
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for( ; ; ) by itself is very fast.
But to access elements in an array using indexes is slow.
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char[] chars = "this is a very long string, not!".ToCharArray();
Array.Reverse(chars);
foreach(char c in chars)
{
// do what you want
}
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Hi all,
In C#, how do I determine if certain components, like the right version of .Net framework, service pack and other software like latest media player are installed on a local machine?
I assume that I can look through the registry and search for the corresponding keys, but I wonder if there is a better way to achieve that.
TIA!
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Detecting whether certain software is installed is different for almost every application and depends greatly on what technology you're using. The .NET Framework is installed using Windows Installer (for most Windows operating systems) so you can detect the ProductCode using MSI functionality. For general detection of the .NET Framework (1.1 and newer), you can check for the existence of a registry key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP. Note that it's not ".NET" but "NET" for this registry key. You'll find - if installed - the Framework version numbers like "v1.1.4322" under there. This wasn't standardized until 1.1 so 1.0 will not always be there like that. There are other ways, though.
What you need to do is search http://support.microsoft.com[^] for HOWTO articles for whatever products you need. Each may be different.
If the product was installed using Windows Installer than there is a standard way of detecting that product based on the registration information that Windows Installer (MSI) writes. Read about MSI in the Windows Installer SDK at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/msi/setup/windows_installer_start_page.asp[^] for more information.
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I need to create a list of datas.
This is my trying code:
class IconList
{
unsafe IconList()
{
mIcon = new Icona();
myIconPrec = null;
myIconSucc = null;
}
unsafe public IconList* AddIcon()
{
*myIconSucc = new IconList();
myIconSucc->myIconPrec = this; <----- HERE
myIconSucc->myIconSucc = null;
return myIconSucc;
}
unsafe public void RemoveIcon()
{
myIconSucc->myIconSucc = myIconPrec;
mIcon.Dispose();
~IconList(); <------ HERE
}
public Icona mIcon;
public unsafe IconList* myIconPrec;
public unsafe IconList* myIconSucc;
}
I need your help in two points.
It is not possible make this:
myIconSucc->myIconPrec = this;
I know that pointers are not the strong piece of C# but i need your help.
Thanks.
But how do i assign to a pointer the address of this one?
If iwant to delete and release the memory of an object of the list (i want to remove) have i to call some distructor or some sispose function explicitally?
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There is absolutely no need of unsafe code in C#. The only viable reason I've ever seen if for fast pixel-by-pixel changes of images, which is still possible - albeit slow - using purely managed code.
You also need to understand that every class (besides numerical types, structures, and enumerations) in .NET is a reference type, or basically a managed pointer. You do not need to use the dereference operator.
If a first-in, first-out (FIFO) buffer is what you need, use a Queue. Otherwise, search this site - or the Internet - for linked list[^] and you'll find lots of implementations.
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Ok thanks, but to get the pointer of an object inside itself how can i do?
That is:
myPointer = this; //doesn't work
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What is myPointer declare as? And why are you storing a reference to this in this itself? And when you say "doesn't work", please be explicit. Is an exception thrown? What exception? What message text? Does it not compile?
I - nor anyone else - can help you if you don't tell us the necessary details. We aren't familiar with your code so you need to tell us exactly what you're doing.
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Hi All,
I'd like to put together a couple of forms in a C# class library, and use them from existing VB6 code. Anybody know of any samples to do this? Any tips? It's been my understanding that .NET classes are basically COM objects, is this correct?
Thanks in Advance for any help
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Heath,
Thanks for the tip. This is the info I was looking for.
Aaron
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If I have an app.config file in another project, is there a way to bring that over into another project?
Thanks a lot,
Jim
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Copy and paste from the Solution Explorer or from Windows Explorer itself. There's no automated way to do this short of either writing your own add-in or finding someone else's, if even available.
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Hello all,
I bind combo box with datasource and need to select the the text in the combobox prgramaticly. I tried
tiltle.SelectedText = mytitle;
but it dosnt work with me ... please help
Regards
Hay
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Use ComboBox.SelectedIndex. If you need to find the right item, enumerate through ComboBox.Items.
ComboBox.SelectedText is - if you read the documentation - only the text that is selected in an editable ComboBox, or one with ComboBox.DropDownStyle set to ComboBoxStyle.DropDown or ComboBoxStyle.Simple.
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Thanks Heath so much...
I Found the soultion for this problem. if i need to select the text programaticly i did this code.
mycombobox.Selectedindex = mycompobox.FindStringExact(thetext)
becaue the FindStringExact return the string index in the combobox
cboGroup_Insurance.SelectedIndex = cboGroup_Insurance.FindStringExact(Group_Insurance_Plan);
Group_Insurance_Plan variabl contain the text i want to select
Thanks again
Hay
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FindStringExact does the same thing I mentioned, only with a single call. It really just depends on how much control you want over the process of enumerating and getting the right index for an item.
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