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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

Nagy Vilmos7-Feb-13 3:13

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7-Feb-13 3:13

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Re: How to convert Visio files to pdf files in C#.net

NarVish19-May-09 3:06

NarVish

19-May-09 3:06

Thanks alot for your work, Pete O'Hanlon.
From the class Converter, I'm unable to achieve the requirement. Can you give few hints to solve this.

Send PCL from c# to Printer HP LazerJet 4100

totoprog18-May-09 2:32

totoprog

18-May-09 2:32

Hello,

I develop a web application under C# and ASP.net.

Please can you tel me how can i send PCL to the my Printer to decode specific caracter of check series (like CMC7 font).

I have this card "Micr II HP 4100".

Please help me.

Interface!!?

pcsience18-May-09 2:26

pcsience

18-May-09 2:26

Hi,
How can I use two different interfaces in a class?
something like this:

MyClass:Interface1 Interface2

???
but that's wrong!!so...anybody can help?I'll be thankful.

Re: Interface!!?

Luc Pattyn18-May-09 2:30

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18-May-09 2:30

pcsience wrote:
anybody can help?

compiler messages?
documentation?
google?

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Re: Interface!!?

molesworth18-May-09 2:34

molesworth

18-May-09 2:34

Simple - just put a comma between them.

MyClass:Interface1, Interface2

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Re: Interface!!?

OriginalGriff18-May-09 2:34

OriginalGriff

18-May-09 2:34

Have you considered the comma?

MyClass:Interface1, Interface2

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More elegant way then .Split(']');

Rick van Woudenberg18-May-09 1:11

Rick van Woudenberg

18-May-09 1:11

Dear All,

I have ListView full of things, but basically all the items have the same format :

TY223 [16]
TW121 [223]
...
...

If I want to substract the value 16 and TY223 from TY223 [16] , I go about it like this :

string[] a = itm.Value.ToString().Split('[');
string[] b = a[1].ToString().Split(']');

string first = a[1].ToString().Trim();
string second = b[0].ToString().Trim();

This works fine, however I'm only after the value 16. Is there a more elegant way of extracting this value from the item, instead of using

.Split()

Kind regards,

Re: More elegant way then .Split(']'); [modified]

Anthony Mushrow18-May-09 1:27

Anthony Mushrow

18-May-09 1:27

You might be able to do something like (I'd normally use something like this for reading from a file, but it seems to work here too):

string ReadWord(string buffer, char delimiter, int startPos)
{
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    for(int i=startPos; i<buffer.Length; i++)
    {
        if(buffer[i] == delimiter)
            break;

        sb.append(buffer[i]);
    }

    return sb.toString();
}

void main()
{
    string firstPart = ReadWord(fullLine, ' ', 0);
    int startPos = fullLine.IndexOf('[');
    string secondPart = ReadWord(fullLine, ']', startPos);
}

Thats just from memory so it may not compile, but you get the idea.

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Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

monstale18-May-09 1:50

monstale

18-May-09 1:50

Hi,

I like using regex:

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex r = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(@"[ [\]]");
label1.Text = "";
foreach (String s in r.Split(textBox2.Text))
{
  label1.Text += s + "\n";
}

You might use index 0 and 2 and you don't need .Trim() again. Wink | ;-)

Have fun

Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

musefan18-May-09 2:15

musefan

18-May-09 2:15

how about, in one line...

string resultString = inputString.Substring(inputString.IndexOf('[') + 1, inputString.IndexOf(']') - inputString.IndexOf('[') - 1);

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Re: More elegant way then .Split(']');

PIEBALDconsult18-May-09 4:05

PIEBALDconsult

18-May-09 4:05

I think you mean "extract" the value.

Regular Expression. I'd use something like:

"\[(?'Value'.*)\]"

Multi threading

yesu prakash17-May-09 23:53

yesu prakash

17-May-09 23:53

Hi,
How can we create dynamic threads?
eg:- i want to create n number of threads in each event. When a incomming message come, it assign to a thread, like wise many number of messages will recive. Each time a new thread is created.
Is it possible to do so?

Thankyou
YPKI

Re: Multi threading

Rajesh R Subramanian18-May-09 1:04

Rajesh R Subramanian

18-May-09 1:04

I'm afraid you have a lot of reading to do. You can begin with the Thread class[^] in System.Threading namespace.

Also, look at Multithreading in .NET - Introduction and suggestions[^]

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Re: Multi threading

Manas Bhardwaj18-May-09 2:53

Manas Bhardwaj

18-May-09 2:53

Try looking for ThreadPool

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How to remove form flickering ??

lnmca17-May-09 23:12

lnmca

17-May-09 23:12

Hi All,

How to remove the form flickering in windows applications.

Regards,
Lalit Narayan

Re: How to remove form flickering ??

Nagy Vilmos17-May-09 23:34

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17-May-09 23:34

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Re: How to remove form flickering ??

lnmca17-May-09 23:38

lnmca

17-May-09 23:38

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Re: How to remove form flickering ??

Manas Bhardwaj17-May-09 23:43

Manas Bhardwaj

17-May-09 23:43

try this[^]

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Re: How to remove form flickering ??

Mycroft Holmes18-May-09 2:16

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18-May-09 2:16

May I borrow your spoon I have someone in the VB forum that needs feeding! Big Grin | :-D

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Re: How to remove form flickering ??

Nagy Vilmos18-May-09 3:21

Nagy Vilmos

18-May-09 3:21

I would recommend the 'Pointy Stick' [tm]

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Re: How to remove form flickering ??

Baeltazor18-May-09 12:33

Baeltazor

18-May-09 12:33

lol

Code Coverage for .dll Source file

Net_Bond_2.017-May-09 22:12

Net_Bond_2.0

17-May-09 22:12

I have code coverage tool for NUnit i.e NCover. In my test solution I added my source code as .NET dll .When I run my test solution to using NCover it gives code coverage of test solution instead of my Sorcu Code dll. How NCover can give code coverage of dll? or it is mendatory to add source code as aproject in test solution??

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Re: Code Coverage for .dll Source file

Manas Bhardwaj17-May-09 22:20

Manas Bhardwaj

17-May-09 22:20

This is no NCover forum. You need to look for the documentation or go the NCover forum. Rose | [Rose]

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turn off system

shahin gholami17-May-09 22:10

shahin gholami

17-May-09 22:10

please tell me how to shutdown system by C#
thanks.

shahin gholami

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