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in my coding format how should I put it???
if(File.Exist(path)){
}
else if(){ /// Find whether is folder?
}
else{
}
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Assuming you don't already know it's a folder, use Directory.Exists as well.
I assumed you knew it was one or the other, in which case, File.Exists would answer the question
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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ok thanks...
if it is a folder.. I wish to know whether is there any file inside.. is there a shortest possible coding?
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It's either File.GetAllFiles or Directory.GetAllFiles, returns a string array of file names.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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U means Directory.GetFiles?
but it only get the files. hai. think I there isn't a faster way then.. hehe
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Hi,
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I have two winform classes in question. One has a combobox. When the use picks a selection, it should display this text in the new class. I ahve this working from combobox to combobox and checkedlistbox to textbox but can't figure out combobox to textbox. Please note that the text in the combobox is a concatenated sql string from two columns, Firstname + Lastname as Fullname. I tried putting Firstname in the constructor and also lastname.
In the first form I have used
private void updatebutton2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
UpdateRole updateRole = new UpdateRole(Convert.ToInt32 (rolecomboBox.SelectedText));
updateRole.Show();
}
The second one I have said
public UpdateEmp(string Fullname)
{
this.Fullname = Fullname;
InitializeComponent();
}
public string Fullname;
private void UpdateEmp_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.FirstnameText.SelectedText = Fullname;
}
}
Thanks. Cant figure it out.
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Hi guys, I have the above step working if I store the image from picturebox on the hard drive and then use filestream to save the image. I am trying to skip the step of saving the image on the hard drive and instead save the image straight from the picture box onto a SQL 2000 database. Please help!!!
sasa
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Save the image to a MemoryStream using Image.Save(stream, ImageFormat)[^] method. From the memory stream, you can read the bytes pieces by piece, just like it was a file. Then you can write those bytes to the database.
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Thank you for your response. This works perfect. I appreciate your help.
sasa
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I know how to read from the database. I was trying to save straight from the picturebox, either way thanks for your response. I got it to work by using memorystream.
sasa
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I'm modifying my original posting...
If anyone knows of a good *working example* for reading, displaying and filtering as many as 20,000 XML records inside a WinForm, please direct me to said example.
Please do not waste my time with bread crumbs concerning ideas and approaches. I just want a working example. Period.
Thanks in advance! Mark
-- modified at 22:11 Tuesday 4th September, 2007
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First, try loading the records on a background thread. This will allow the program to remain responsive while the records load.
Another thing to try is paging the data in the grid -- show only so many number of rows in the grid at one time (e.g. break the results up into multiple pages like search engines do).
Perhaps the best advice I can give first is, find out where your bottleneck is: loading the data? Creating objects from the data? Binding to the data? Displaying the data in the grid?
Once you locate your bottleneck, you can and should optimize just that part.
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mark_key wrote:
code snippet for 'loading the records on a background thread'?
Look at ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem[^] to spawn a thread to execute in the background. That link includes examples in C# and VB.NET how to use the ThreadPool class to execute a function on the background thread.
For you, you simply need to load your XML records in that function. (You said you're already loading the XML records, so I assume we're on the same page there.)
mark_key wrote: code snippet for 'paging data in the grid'?
I rarely use the DataGridView myself, but a quick Google search revealed several articles on CodeProject (complete with source code) regarding how to do this, including this promising one[^].
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I have a main form which launches a second form. The problem is that the second form is always over the first one.
I would like to have them act independently.
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If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby. -- Unknown
God is the only being who, to rule, does not need to exist. -- Charles Baudelaire
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I guess you use ShowDialog() method to show the second form. Instead of that call the Show() method
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I use the Show(). I can give input to the main form, but the second one always overlap it, unless I drag it so it does not overlap.
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If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby. -- Unknown
God is the only being who, to rule, does not need to exist. -- Charles Baudelaire
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Then you have to set location of the second form so that they don't overlap
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So if a form launches a second one, the first one can never overlap it? Like switching from one to the other by clicking on the title bar?
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If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby. -- Unknown
God is the only being who, to rule, does not need to exist. -- Charles Baudelaire
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If you create the second as a child of the first, it will always be above it. If you don't specify a child, they will interchange with one another, based on what you click.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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Aaaaaaaah thanks!
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If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby. -- Unknown
God is the only being who, to rule, does not need to exist. -- Charles Baudelaire
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I develop an application that uses a plugin interface, that the hosting application as well as the plugins implement. Each plugin is loaded via:
newPlugin.Instance = (IPlugin)Activator.CreateInstance(pluginAssembly.G etType(pluginType.ToString()));
(mainly an implementation of http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/PluginsInCSharp.asp
All Plugins are inside a sub directory called "plugins" of the main application.
Now I developed one plugin that should implement a network interface, using external dll's from a framework i wrote some time ago. This framework binary serializes objects, compresses them and sends them over the net. There is a central object library of all sendable objects in a seperate dll.
When I receive such an Object in the Plugin, i can deserialize it without any problem and it is showed correctly while debugging as "object" type (resulting from the deserialization). Now, when I try to cast this object to a structure (that is described in the external dll - the object library - which is the same at the sending and receiving side) i get a "Invalid Cast Exception" in the plugin.
By the way, the object and it's type look correctly while debugging and, i can send such objects from this application to the remote one, that also can cast them, using exact the same dll (the object library).
I searched around a lot, but found no real answer...
Maybe the problem is that "Activator.CreateInstance" loads the plugin assembly into a wrong appDomain, because the remote application does not use plugins and refers to the object library - dll directly.
The hosting application as well as the plugin reference the object library dll, and the dll file is present in the main application directory as well as in the plugins subdirectory.
The source code is a bit complex, so i hope that someone might be able to help me just with this description of the problem.
Thx in advance,
Gerd
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Gerd,
You said you tried casting the loaded IPlugin to type to a structure described in the external dll. Is the plugin dll's IPlugin implementation actually a type of the structure you're casting to? I'm a little confused by your post - if you can clarify a bit, maybe show the source code (or the skeleton, e.g. class inheritance) of the external dll's IPlugin implementation, that may help.
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Ok, sorry, the question was not quite clear as I can see now.
Here's the cut-down problem:
There is a Main Program (exe), a Plugin dll, and an object library dll.
The Program loads and instances the Plugin dll, that works fine and is not the question.
But assume that I now have an object passed to the Plugin over the net.
The object is constructed using a class or structure defined in the object library dll on a remote computer.
I now try to cast the object to it's class / struct from within the plugin:
using objectLib;<br />
<br />
public void inputObject (object myObject) <br />
{<br />
objectLib.myClass newClass = (objectLib.myClass)myObject;
}<br />
During debug, myObject.GetType() results in "objectLib+myClass", what should be fine...
When I create a test object locally, say:
<br />
objectLib.myClass testClass = new objectLib.myClass();<br />
then testClass.GetType() also returns "objectLib+myClass", but neither
myObject is objectLib.myClass nor
myObject.GetType() == testClass.GetType()
returns true.
When I use this code only in an exe, without the plugin interface, it works fine.
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