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Re: change app.config

Harikrk23-Nov-06 15:09

Harikrk

23-Nov-06 15:09

Thanks for the reply. Actually i want to write to the app.config file

Re: change app.config

Nader Elshehabi23-Nov-06 20:30

Nader Elshehabi

23-Nov-06 20:30

And?? Use the save method in your settings class.

global::ProjectName.Properties.Settings.Default.Properties.Add(new SettingsProperty("MyProperty"));
global::ProjectName.Properties.Settings.Default.Save();

Regards

How to bind a TList with a DataGridView that contains DataGridViewComboBoxColumns

Jost Pedro23-Nov-06 4:48

Jost Pedro

23-Nov-06 4:48

Hi Guys,

Im having trouble populating a datagridview that contains DataGridViewComboBoxColumns.
I want to populate the datagrid with de contents of a TList but for some reason it is not working.

The comboboxes are filled with values that match with does that might be in the Tlist and i use the following line to bind the list to the datagrid.

dgTaskPredecessor.DataSource = task.Predecessors;//task.Predecessors is of TList<TTaskPredecessor> type

Can anyone help me?

Tanks

Propertygird question

Hampus@foi23-Nov-06 4:20

Hampus@foi

23-Nov-06 4:20

Hello!

I have a question about the kind of propertygrid that is used in for example http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/bending_property.asp[^]

For one of the properties I would want the user to only be able to chose out of the values 512, 1024, 2048, 4096 so that when he clicks this property a list with these values comes up.

I have been able to do this with strings using enums but not with numbers.

Does anyone have an idea how to solve this easily?

Best regards,
Hampus

Could it be possible?

V.23-Nov-06 3:39

23-Nov-06 3:39

Hi guys,

I'm having following situation:

private function DoSomething(){<br />
int x = 6257;<br />
<br />
CheckSomething();<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernr1);<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernr2);<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernr3);<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernr4);<br />
 ...<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref 6257, somethernrN);<br />
}<br />
<br />
Checksomething(){<br />
 int x = 7834;<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernr1);<br />
 ...<br />
 Myclass.UseX(ref x, somethernrM);<br />
}

Is it possible that after CheckSomething() the x value in DoSomething() has changed?
(PS: There is something that sometimes locks up the application, we can't reproduce it and we're trying to figure out where it is (via logfiles, can't debug).)

Thanks.

V.

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Re: Could it be possible?

Jon Hulatt23-Nov-06 3:48

Jon Hulatt

23-Nov-06 3:48

No.

using System.Beer;

Re: Could it be possible?

V.23-Nov-06 3:53

23-Nov-06 3:53

My thoughts exactly, but I'm trying all possibilities here Smile | :)

.

And what if x was also (3d function) set in another thread? (timer).

V.

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Re: Could it be possible?

Guffa23-Nov-06 6:31

Guffa

23-Nov-06 6:31

Both x variables are local to their method, so they are unique for each specific method call regardless of which thread is doing the call. Local variables are allocated on the stack, and each thread have it's own stack. Local variables are only accessible by name inside their own method, outside the method they are never accessible by name, only if the method exposes a reference to the variable.

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Re: Could it be possible?

V.23-Nov-06 20:31

23-Nov-06 20:31

yep, in theory it is, anyway I changed the variable just to be sure, but to tell the truth, it's probably not that. We just don't know what's going wrong... Hope we can find it with some extra logging.

tnx.

V.

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Re: Could it be possible?

CPallini23-Nov-06 3:53

CPallini

23-Nov-06 3:53

No.
By the way,

V. wrote:
Stop smoking so you can: Enjoy longer the money you save

what are you smoking? Smile | :)

Re: Could it be possible?

V.23-Nov-06 3:54

23-Nov-06 3:54

lol, I don't smoke Smile | :)

V.

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How to create hyperlink column in datagrid

oxitai23-Nov-06 3:32

oxitai

23-Nov-06 3:32

How to create hyperlink column in datagrid (without asp .net)

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Re: How to create hyperlink column in datagrid

samtam23-Nov-06 18:44

samtam

23-Nov-06 18:44

DataGridViewLinkColumn

This class will help you in creating hyperlink column in datagrid.

how to change font color on tabpage

metinergoktas23-Nov-06 3:11

metinergoktas

23-Nov-06 3:11

Hi,

this is probably just a simple question, but I cant figure it out.

I want to change my tabpage font color when it is selected tab. Raised an selectedindexchanged event but cant change tabpage font color.. How can I do this ?? I just to want change font color that as specified in text property of tabPage ...

thanx.

meTin.eRGoktas

SQL 2005 Express embedded?

LiquidE_SA23-Nov-06 2:38

LiquidE_SA

23-Nov-06 2:38

Good day.

I've set-up my SQL 2005 Express server to run on my local machine. What I want to do is develop an application that makes use of an embedded database. What I mean by this is my database must be distributed with each copy of the application. The application is not multi-user and needs to run local machine only, so as I understand it I don't need to intall a server on each client machine to do database handling. Am I right, or must I install the Express server on each client machine?

I would like to use SQL Express as it's easily embedded into Visual Studio 2005 and has a properly working visual interface. Foreign key constrains is a must have(as always). I have great difficulty in finding help on the net with regards to this.

Can someone please help me or explain to me how I can make my database embeddable? Self explanation or website reverences will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

ASBESTOS-Greetings

LiquidE

Re: SQL 2005 Express embedded?

topcatalpha23-Nov-06 3:43

topcatalpha

23-Nov-06 3:43

hmm not sure, but it could be the SQL native client is a solution.
When connection using a udl file i can give for "SQL native client" only path and file to acces the SQL 2005 database...

hope it helps..

Greetz

kurt.

Re: SQL 2005 Express embedded?

Scott Dorman27-Nov-06 5:17

Scott Dorman

27-Nov-06 5:17

Using SQL Express will require your end-users to install an instance of SQL Express on their machine. Programatically, you access the database the same way you would as if you were developing to a "normal" (full) SQL Server 2005 installation.

If you want a database that is actually embedded (in other words, has a minimal footprint and does not require a separate install) you should look at SQL Server 2005 Everywhere Edition[^] (also called SQL Mobile) which is also a file based database that allows you to scale up to (and integrate with) SQL Server 2005 when necessary.

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ProcessorID,HDDSerialNumber

Manithar23-Nov-06 2:35

Manithar

23-Nov-06 2:35

How to get Computer's HDD ID,ProcessorID,ProcessorSpeed,MainBoard Model &ID?

Thanks,

K.Alex

Re: ProcessorID,HDDSerialNumber

Nader Elshehabi23-Nov-06 10:21

Nader Elshehabi

23-Nov-06 10:21

I believe such tasks can't be achieved using a high language as C#. You have to go low level and be a bit hardware specific. Most of your queries -Computer's HDD ID,ProcessorID, MainBoard Model &ID- can be done by reading the system's BIOS using Assembly code. You could also take a look at WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) in this link[^].

Regards

show form once

hastk23-Nov-06 2:34

hastk

23-Nov-06 2:34

Please tell me how to show a form only once ?

Form frm=new MyForm();
frm.show();

this code will open new form each time I am calling it.

thank you

Re: show form once

LiquidE_SA23-Nov-06 2:58

LiquidE_SA

23-Nov-06 2:58

try showDialog() instead of show().

I don't know if this will work, but try it.

ASBESTOS-Greetings

LiquidE

Re: show form once

Jon Hulatt23-Nov-06 3:51

Jon Hulatt

23-Nov-06 3:51

If you don't know if it'll work, then why bother posting? Tat like that devalues the usefulness of the forums.

using System.Beer;

Re: show form once

Jon Hulatt23-Nov-06 3:54

Jon Hulatt

23-Nov-06 3:54

If you define a member variable in your class, then you can test whether the member is null or not to decide whether to show the form:-

class MyClass
{
   ...


   MyForm m_frm;

   public void OnButton1Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
   {
      if (m_frm == null)
      {
         m_frm = new MyForm();
         m_form.Show();
      }
   }
}

The problem with that is that if the user closes the form, they'll not be able to reopen it. To do that you'd need to handle the form's Closing event, and set the m_frm reference to null.

using System.Beer;

Gauss distribution

Cl.Kurtz23-Nov-06 2:28

Cl.Kurtz

23-Nov-06 2:28

Does anybody how to generate numbers according to a gaussian (or Normal) distribution?
I read something about RandomNumberGenerator Class but I don´t find anything about gaussian distributions

Thanks a lot

Kurtz

Re: Gauss distribution

Stefan Troschuetz23-Nov-06 6:22

Stefan Troschuetz

23-Nov-06 6:22

I'v published an article on .NET random number generators and distributions[^] here CP. Amongst others it provides an implementation of a normal distribution. Hope it will help you Smile | :)

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