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Well you seem to have set yourself (or been set) a goodly challenge!
1. The target date should not be used to decide what tools to use. I would suggest using the most up to date version of VS that is currently available (i.e VS2008) rather than worrying what might be available towards the end of the year. Chances are you need to be productive now, and not worrying about beta software.
2. Not sure of the answer to this one but I expect a Google search will get you to any tools that can do VB to C# conversions. Once you find a tool that works then try to convert the code then go through your compile and test phases; my guess is that that will keep you busy until February.
3. The phrasing of your question suggests that you are not yet a WPF expert. I would not advise trying to convert VB direct to WPF - the learning curve is quite steep. WPF certainly does some wonderful things but you really need to have a very good understanding of how it all fits together to get it right. if you ARE as good as Sacha, Josh or Karl (and all the others) then sure go for it, but if you are a novice then don't try yet. Same answer for MVVM, it's a great pattern, but you really need to understand how it all fits together before trying it on an operational project.
good luck,
Richard
modified on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 9:23 AM
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Hi
we have visual studio 2008 team system.
we're looking for a way to config this product to implement team working and give us a feature to working our developers on the same project (in serevral machines on the network).
would u plz help me how to accomplish this.
thanks
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I am trying to make a program send the email message in a given textbox (here, messageTextBox) when you click on a "Send" button. I cannot seem to get this to work. I am just wondering if someone maybe had some input that would be useful. I am doing this for a website project & have been using my personal emails to test & so far, no luck. Thanks for any & all input!!
protected void sendButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//create mail message
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
//set the address
mail.From = new MailAddress("****@yahoo.com");
mail.To.Add("*****@hotmail.com");
//set the content
mail.Subject = "Project email";
mail.Body = messageTextBox.ToString();
//send the message
SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("localhost");
smtp.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("****@yahoo.com", "myPassword");
smtp.Host = "mail.yahoo.com";
smtp.Port = 25;
smtp.Send(mail);
}
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Seems the smtp server you are trying to use is not valid.SmtpClient.Host should be a valid smtp server.I suppose yahoo smtp server is smtp.mail.yahoo.com and the port is 465,not 25.So try to modify your code like that:
smtp.Host="smtp.mail.yahoo.com";
smtp.Port=465;
Here is an article how to send email through gmail account. 
Life is a stage and we are all actors!
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What do you want the result to be? I don't understand what "d= x(square) x*y y(square) x y 1" means
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its a design matrix
d = x[0](square) x[0]*y[0] y[0](square) x[0] y[0] 1
x[1](square) x[1]*y[0] y[1](square) x[1] y[1] 1
....
....
.....
till x[4] y[4]
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So look at your latest message and count the numbers across and the lines down; that should tell you what kind of 2D array you are needing.
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Please do not delete or empty a message, it is against the forum rules as it causes messy threads no one can understand.
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I've had success having an individual (one at a time) to perform reading serial number from the file and increment by one and save the new number in this .log file.
However is that I'm trying to determine the best approach for each process to wait for the file access while one of the process is using the file. Once the file is ready for read/write, then the other process can use the file.
Sample code for each process (pretty much the same for the 4 processes:
--------
private void RunProcess1()
{
while (fileHandle != IntPtr.Zero)
{
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Yellow;
lblStatus1.Text = "Awaiting Accessing Serial file...";
Application.DoEvents();
for (int m = 0; m < 100000; m++)
Application.DoEvents();
}
//do
//{
try
{
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Magenta;
lblStatus1.Text = "Accessing Serial file";
Application.DoEvents();
FileStream filestream = new FileStream("serial.log", FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.None);
fileHandle = filestream.Handle;
StreamReader tr = new StreamReader(filestream);
count = Convert.ToInt32(tr.ReadLine(), 10);
lblSerial1.Text = count.ToString();
tr.Close();
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Lime;
lblStatus1.Text = "Saving Serial file";
Application.DoEvents();
filestream = new FileStream("serial.log", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None);
StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(filestream);
sw.Write(++count);
sw.Flush();
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Green;
for (int m = 0; m < 1000000; m++)
Application.DoEvents();
sw.Close();
lblStatus1.BackColor = defaultBackground;
lblStatus1.Text = "Success!";
Application.DoEvents();
//timer1.Start();
fileHandle = IntPtr.Zero;
}
catch (Exception err)
{
//timer1.Stop();
//proc1Success = false;
}
//} while (proc1Success == false);
}
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no PRE tags ==> no help 
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I've had success having an individual (one at a time) to perform reading serial number from the file and increment by one and save the new number in this .log file.
However is that I'm trying to determine the best approach for each process to wait for the file access while one of the process is using the file. Once the file is ready for read/write, then the other process can use the file.
Sample code for each process (pretty much the same for the 4 processes:
--------
private void RunProcess1()
{
while (fileHandle != IntPtr.Zero)
{
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Yellow;
lblStatus1.Text = "Awaiting Accessing Serial file...";
Application.DoEvents();
for (int m = 0; m < 100000; m++)
Application.DoEvents();
}
//do
//{
try
{
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Magenta;
lblStatus1.Text = "Accessing Serial file";
Application.DoEvents();
FileStream filestream = new FileStream("serial.log", FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.None);
fileHandle = filestream.Handle;
StreamReader tr = new StreamReader(filestream);
count = Convert.ToInt32(tr.ReadLine(), 10);
lblSerial1.Text = count.ToString();
tr.Close();
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Lime;
lblStatus1.Text = "Saving Serial file";
Application.DoEvents();
filestream = new FileStream("serial.log", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None);
StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(filestream);
sw.Write(++count);
sw.Flush();
lblStatus1.BackColor = Color.Green;
for (int m = 0; m < 1000000; m++)
Application.DoEvents();
sw.Close();
lblStatus1.BackColor = defaultBackground;
lblStatus1.Text = "Success!";
Application.DoEvents();
//timer1.Start();
fileHandle = IntPtr.Zero;
}
catch (Exception err)
{
//timer1.Stop();
//proc1Success = false;
}
//} while (proc1Success == false);
}
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I did not get into your code as I think you have a design problem, 2 issues.
Why are you logging to a text file and wanting database functionality. Why not use a database as a log destination.
Why are you waiting for the file to be released. Stick a queue in front of the write and have your methods load the queue (this is only required b/c you are using a text file).
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Hi,
While adding the project output to the setup project, I got the following message.
"The following files may have dependencies that cannot be determined automatically. Please confirm that all dependencies have been added to the project
c:\program files\ultra office control\officectrl.ocx"
Please guide me to solve this issue.
Thanks in advance..
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It says that this setup deployment creation cannot confirm that file: officectrl.ocx doesn't have other dependancy. I suggest contact them or ignore this message and try install in clean os or In virtual machine such as VirtualBox
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I ignored the message and installed the setup in my system itself. It opened the exe but unable to perform the operation, which uses Officectrl.ocx.
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Did you registerd ocx by using RegSvr32.exe?
Try installing the controler on test server. If you bought it, try looking into their documentation or email them
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Hi,
In windows form application I added one button "Draw Shape" and four radio button "Line, Circle, Rectangle, Triangle"
I have an abstract class Shape i inherited that Abstract class and created four class
Line, Circle, Rectangle, Triangle
On clicking the button "Draw shape" i need to draw the selected shape on the page.
Eg: In the case of circle i have function Draw()
From the main form i am calling Draw() function of the Circle class
In the Draw() function i am Drawing the circle
override public void Draw()
{
Graphics mg = CreateGraphics();
mg.DrawArc(new Pen(COLOR, THICKNESS), 100, 100, 45, 40, 0, 360);
}
I tryed like this.. But getting error How can i resolve this issue?
How can i paint the Form class from my class Circle?
Please Help me.
Regards,
Ratheesh.
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ratheeshnair123 wrote: getting error
That is zero information. Be specific if you want specific help.
ratheeshnair123 wrote: Graphics mg = CreateGraphics();
Unless you are doing highly advanced stuff, this is bound to be wrong, unnecessary and a big waste.
Here is one of my standard texts, I suggest you read it carefully:
there are several steps to correctly draw something; it does not matter how complex the paint job is: from a single line, to a complex drawing, or a real work of art.
To make sure it all becomes visible on the screen and gets repainted automatically when moving, resizing, minimizing/maximizing/restoring or uncovering your Form, one should follow these steps:
1.
decide upon what object you want to draw; it normally is a Control (e.g. a Panel) or a Form itself. I prefer to add a Panel to a Form, then draw on the Panel. And I do not like PictureBoxes, they are pretty useless.
2.
create some variables (Rectangle, struct, class, whatever) that hold the parameters of your drawing. For a rectangle that could be top and left coordinate, and width+height, or just a Rectangle. etc. For a complex drawing, it could be a List of objects that derive of a common type, each having its own PaintMe() method.
3.
create a Paint handler (either add your own paint handler to the Paint event, or override the OnPaint method) for that Panel, and do all your drawing in there, using the Graphics object inside the PaintEventArgs, and your variables. Do not call CreateGraphics!
4.
if and when you want to change things, modify the variables and call Panel.Invalidate() or one of its overloads (for selective invalidation).
5.
If you want to animate things, perform the move (step 4) inside the Tick handler of a Windows.Forms.Timer which ticks on the GUI thread, so you are allowed to call Invalidate() from there too.
BTW: if you need to create some objects (Fonts, Pens, Brushes, ...) either keep them
alive in class members (hence create them only once); or create them inside the Paint
handler and don't forget to call Dispose() on them.
C# example:
private Panel panel;
private bool paintRectFlag=true;
private Rectangle rect=new Rectangle(20, 20, 300, 200);
private Pen rectPen=Pens.Black;
public Form1() {
InitializeComponents();
panel=new Panel();
panel.Bounds=new Rectangle(…);
panel.Paint+=panelPaintHandler;
Controls.Add(panel);
}
protected void panelPaintHandler(object sender, PaintEventArgs e) {
Graphics g=e.Graphics;
if (paintRectFlag) g.DrawRectangle(rectPen, rect);
}
protected void buttonClickHandler(object sender, EventArgs e) {
paintRectFlag=!paintRectFlag;
panel.Invalidate();
}
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Hi,
if i have this code:
interface AInterface
{
double GetNum{ get;}
}
public class A:AInterface
{
int x;
virtual public double GetNum{
get
{
return x*10;
}
}
}
public class B:A ,AInterface
{
int y;
override public double GetNum{
get
{
return y*base.GetNum;
}
}
The problem is that if i will write this code:
B b = new B();
b.x =2;
b.y=5;
print ( B.GetNum.ToString);
I Have a problem when B call base.GetNum because it calling to him self.
What can i do to solve this problem?
Thanks for all of your help.
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Remove AInterface from class B? It already inherits AInterface anyway
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If you were to fix a dozen or so syntax errors and to run the code, you would get 100, as it should be.
The type of b is B, and the base of B is A.
BTW: don't use verbs in property names, they don't belong; they do in method names, not in property names.
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Hello All ,
i have doubt new operator will create an object on heap .
So when i declare int as int x = new int();
will these be stored in Heap or stack ? Since value type are stored on stack but at same time new wil store it on heap ?
So got confused . Please do clarify it.
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Hi,
MSDN says "The new operator is also used to invoke the default constructor for value types."
Inside a method:
int x; allocates an int on stack and does not initialize it.
int x=5; allocates an int on stack and sets it to 5;
int x=new int(); allocates an int on stack and sets it to 0;
and int x=new int(5); does not compile.
new allocates on a heap for reference types only.
It suffices to read a book, to read MSDN, or to search (google) for such information.
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In reality it does not matter. The beauty of C# is that the compiler/CLR does so much of the work for you that you need not generally be concerned where the actual objects are stored.
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