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COUNT items in node sub node, childre, ...ecc...

17-Jan-09 6:31

vish1433 wrote:
I WANT VB.NET CODE FOR MAKING PROJECT

That would be your job to create the code.

vish1433 wrote:
MY PROJECT IS CONECTIVITY OF MOBILE AND COMPUTER TO SEND SMS AND MAKE CALL WITH USE OF COMPUTER.....

So you have the requirements. Now break them to smaller pieces and then model your application and code it.

vish1433 wrote:
SO GIVE ME ADVICE

Done that.

vish1433 wrote:
AND ALSO SEND CODE FOR THIS PROJECT

Sorry, but it's not available on this site. Perhaps you should ask here: Rent-A-Coder[^]

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Re: mobile conectivity

EliottA17-Jan-09 6:34

EliottA

17-Jan-09 6:34

Help is here[^]

How Do I....

rspercy6517-Jan-09 5:32

rspercy65

17-Jan-09 5:32

How do I open the screen saver application using the Process control?
I just need to know the name of the file I need to execute it in the control so I can set the screensaver to 'None'.

Thnx in advance for any help on this.

rspercy
1 + 1 = 186,440....Depending on the species.

Re: How Do I....

Eddy Vluggen18-Jan-09 0:29

Eddy Vluggen

18-Jan-09 0:29

rspercy58 wrote:
How do I open the screen saver application using the Process control?
I just need to know the name of the file I need to execute it in

Screensavers have the file-extension ".scr", you might want to search your computer for those. The default screensavers are in the Windows folder, but third-party screensavers usually end up in "Program Files".

You can start a screensaver by passing it's path & filename to the Start-method of the Process-class, like this;

Process.Start("C:\WINDOWS\system32\ssstars.scr")

This will not change the users' default screensaver to "None", it will only start the screensaver that you specified. If you want to build your own screensaver, then check out the sample that Microsoft[^] provided.

Hope this helps,

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sal2117-Jan-09 3:08

sal21

17-Jan-09 3:08

After the treeview is filled is possible to:

count how may AG-xxxxx are in 8501-xxx, count how may items are in each AG-xxxxx, , count how may items are in each SETT. -xx, ....ecc

and store the result in a var

or

count during the treeview is filling and return the result in a var

in effect i want to count how many items are in each node with "+"...
this is my code to fiull treeview:

RSSQL2.MoveFirst
Do Until RSSQL2.EOF
sValue = Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("COD_AREA").value)
sKey = "K" & sValue
.Nodes.Add , , sKey, sValue & " - " & Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("DESCRIZIONE")), 1, 1
sValue = "AG. - " & Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("SPORT").value)
'sSQL = .Nodes.Count
.Nodes.Add sKey, tvwChild, "L" & sValue, sValue & " - " & Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("DESCRIZIONE2")), 1, 2
sKey = "L" & sValue
sValue = "SETT. - " & Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("PROVA3"))
SSQL = .Nodes.Count
.Nodes.Add sKey, tvwChild, "M" & sKey & sValue, sValue, 1, 2
sKey = "M" & sKey & sValue
sValue = "COPE - " & Trim(RSSQL2.Fields("PROVA1"))
.Nodes.Add sKey, tvwChild, "N" & sKey & sValue, sValue, 1, 2
'.Nodes.Item(sKey).EnsureVisible
RSSQL2.MoveNext
'sSQL = .Nodes.Count
Loop

Re: COUNT items in node sub node, childre, ...ecc...

Wendelius17-Jan-09 6:25

17-Jan-09 6:25

Since you're adding different kind of nodes (AG, SETT...) in that loop, why not simply use counters and calculate each item count.

Although if that's the whole logic, won't you have as many AG nodes as there are records in RSSQL2.

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CPU Usages

Anubhava Dimri17-Jan-09 0:21

Anubhava Dimri

17-Jan-09 0:21

Hi All,

I have a problem regarding Threading. Actually i m executing diffrent function using thread in Timer.
So it takes max cpu Usages.

Pls tell me how to resolve it.

Thanks

Best Regard
Anubhava Dimri

mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com

Re: CPU Usages

Wendelius17-Jan-09 0:24

17-Jan-09 0:24

Most likely you execute so much in each timer interval taht it deplets your cpu. For example if you have 1 second as a timer interval and you execute code that takes 2 seconds, you'll have problems.

So the main point is to tune the code you execute using the thread and/or increase timer interval. Without actually seeing the code, it's quite hard to say more.

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Re: CPU Usages

Anubhava Dimri23-Jan-09 1:42

Anubhava Dimri

23-Jan-09 1:42

How can it resolve by removing Thread or Using only timer.

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Re: CPU Usages

Wendelius23-Jan-09 3:34

Problem with resizing controls on form resize

23-Jan-09 3:34

It's hard to say how to exactly solve the problem without seeing the code. But if you execute a time consuming function regurarly (let's say every second) and it takes more time, it will consume all CPU. So you would have two options, execute it less often and/or try to improve the performance of the function. I'm not able to say how to improve the performance of the function since you have not provided any code.

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sohaib_a16-Jan-09 23:15

16-Jan-09 23:15

I have a form with other forms added to it as controls.

I am using the anchoring property of the forms so that when i maxmize the main form,the embedded form maxmizes as well.This works fine when both the main form and chid form are open at same time and in normal window state and then i maximize the main form.

However,when only the main form is maximized first and then i open the child form in it,it doesn't open as maxmized,it opens in normail window state.

What is going wrong here?How can i make the form autmotically resize it self depending on the window state of the main form.

Wendelius16-Jan-09 23:36

16-Jan-09 23:36

Sohaib_A wrote:
when only the main form is maximized first and then i open the child form in it,it doesn't open as maxmized,it opens in normail window state

If you're using MDI, this expected behaviour. MDI children are not sized based on MDI parent when opening. You control the window state of a MDI child independently.

If you want you can set the windowstate to maximized when you create the child window if the parent is maximized.

However if the child window is always taking all the space in MDI container, it isn't acting like a MDI application. It sounds more like a SDI application, like Visual Studio editor.

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sohaib_a16-Jan-09 23:48

16-Jan-09 23:48

I am not using mdi.

Just adding the form as a control to the main form.

Dim as new form1
Me.controls.add(f)
'I also set the anchor properties for form1 here

this is how i am doing it.

sohaib_a17-Jan-09 0:14

17-Jan-09 0:14

'If you want you can set the windowstate to maximized when you create the child window if the parent is maximized.'

I tried this but then the form cover the entire area of the main form.I have a menu strip on the left which gets covered by it.The menu strip has to be seen all the time.

Wendelius17-Jan-09 0:21

17-Jan-09 0:21

Ok, so this is more like SDI. Instead of using forms, could you create a user control and place the contents you now have in a form to the user control. Then add the user control to the form you're using as a main form. Possibly add a tab where you place the user control if you want to have several tabs at the same time etc.

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sohaib_a17-Jan-09 1:56

17-Jan-09 1:56

Thanks for the suggestion,i could use it for my later projects.But the thing right now is that I have already made the forms ,there are several and converting them to a user control would take time.Is there any other method in you opinion?

Wendelius17-Jan-09 4:14