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maybe it is object.GetHashCode ???
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That's "an" answer but I don't think it's "the" answer. The rason is that some objects override their base hashcode. And in this case it's the base hashcode that's needed. That's what the Java class returns, if I understand it corrctly.
Regards,
Dave
Regards,
Dave
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did you try to cast that object to "object" and than use that code?
object wctohc = new WeirdClassThatOverridesHashCode();
wctohc.HashCode();
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System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers.GetHashCode( obj );
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How Is it possible to turn off hyper threading?
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In your BIOS.
From a coding point of view to run only on one logical CPU (aka hyperthread), you could probably set the processor affinity in the running process.
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I have a value comes from data base like, Mr & Mrs. Taniya
and displaying it in a Lable Control
Lable1.Text = value; // string value comes from database.
But result display without "&" mark i need to display it..
I Cant use two "&&" for that any solution??
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Try: & amp; (but without the space, i added the space since CP changes it to the and sign)
Regards,
Gareth.
(FKA gareth111)
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Gareth H wrote: Try: & amp;
Loverly, a HTML answer for a Winforms question... 
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ASysSolvers wrote: I Cant use two "&&" for that any solution?
Why not? That's the way you display an & in a label.
A single & is used to specify a shortcut key, and && is used to display & in the label.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Guffa wrote: Why not?
I suspect the forces of nature is preventing him 
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Try setting the UseMnemonic property of the Label to true.
I believe your developing a desktop application. Right?
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Nirandas wrote: Try setting the UseMnemonic property of the Label to true.
You're going to want to set the UseMnemonic property to false, not true to get the ampersand to display in the label's Text property.
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It is working fine, Thank U very much for all.
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how to add a menu item to windows desktop right click menu using C#
(the menu which is comming when u right click on the desktop without selecting any file)
I am using XP and in registry I did like this
But it is not working
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\TestMenu\command
can anybody tell about IContextMenu and QueryContextMenu function
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Hi,
In the project, the code can save data into the xml file.
Notice that one of the elements is <sql>
if the data to be saved is only one line for <sql> then it gets saved in a nice format as you see below.
i.e.
<check>
<id>33</id>
<property>Indexing service</property>
<type>service</type>
<enabled>True</enabled>
<note>This is a service</note>
<sql>cidaemon</sql>
</check>
BUT, if the data to be saved has multiple sql lines then the saved format is not nice and proper. It gets saved as below:
<check>
<id>33</id>
<property>Indexing service</property>
<type>service</type>
<enabled>True</enabled>
<note>This is a service</note>
<sql>cidaemon and some
other lines.notice there are more than one
lines here</sql>
</check>
Question:
How can I make sure the above xml is save in a nice format i.e:
<check>
<id>33</id>
<property>Indexing service</property>
<type>service</type>
<enabled>True</enabled>
<note>This is a service</note>
<sql>cidaemon and some
other lines.notice there are more than one
lines here
</sql>
</check>
modified on Thursday, July 17, 2008 7:56 AM
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Your last snippet is exactly the same as the 2nd one, but it lacks a closing tag. Fix you post, maybe we can help you then.
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Just modified it as you asked.
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arkiboys wrote: How can I make sure the above xml is save in a nice forma
XML is not meant to be formatted nicely, it just needs to be correct. XML was never intended for human editing/viewing.
If you really do want that, then parse and modify the XML on a text level after it was created.
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Dear All,
I want to let user choose the city then my application will find the time zone and converts it to universal time. how can I do that? I am trying to search for a web service.
Thanks.
Dad
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System.TimeZoneInfo only in .NET 3.5 onwards.
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If the code is running on the client you could simply use the System.DateTime's .ToUniversalTime method.
And I had expected DateTime to have an Offset property, but I don't see one. To get it you could use something like System.TimeSpan.Parse ( System.DateTime.Now.ToString ( "zzzzz" ) ) (yuck).
I suppose there are better ways of getting the local system's UTC offset, but I haven't need any yet.
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hi,
i wrote an application that sends and receives data via serial port.
when i am connected via the PC real serial port(COM1) everything works fine.
when i connect a USB serail port and try to work with it only short messages work ok. but if i have big messages it doesn't work properlly.
my usb device is ok (i have an old application in MFC that work fine with the USB serial, sending and receiving big packets)
can anyone tell me what could be the reason for it and how can i fix it?
thanks,
Samy
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Probably your COM port settings. Make sure they are the same as the MFC app. Also check any additional settings.
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