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Funny joke. 
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just ignorance, borland was free, better than what i had. now i am less ignorant.
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Okay, I'm trying to parse and HTML page, and grab some text out of a table.
Thing is I can't remember how to grab a block of text across mutiple lines. Note I'm not talking about doing a multiple match.
As an example I would do something like the following to grab all the text inside the font tag :
<FONT.*>(.*)</.*>
for
<FONT size="2">
Something<BR>
Some more text<BR>
Another Line<BR>
Bla Bla Bla
<BR>
</FONT>
I know the . operator matches eveything except a new line character \n. I need the thing that includes the new line character or some combination in a []
Help!!
I love regexes but I'm damn rusty. 
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Two comments:
1) Go to http://www.csharp.net, and on the left pane you'll find Regular Expression Workbench. Download it, find the .MSI in the archive and install it.
2) You need to set the multiline (or is it singleline option) on your regex. That will make "." match any character including \n, which should give you what you want. You can try this in the workbench easily.
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I have a namespace (NetworkManagement) that subclasses a
combobox and a treeview and loads each with some
directory info for a given PC....
I'm instantiating these controls from another namespace
(NetworkManagement.Demo) which contains the Windows Form
object that contains a standard (non-subclassed) listview
that I need to update based on a click in the treeview in
the NetworkManagement namespace.....
The two namespaces live in different assemblies... eash assembly lives in a project that is in a single solution... so the solution contains a Windows Form project and an assembly project with subclassed controls.
I need to be able to access the listview in the Windows Form from the
subclassed treeview in the other assembly... can someone clue me in as to how
this can be done?
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thanks for the reply, but I'm not sure how to access the Form's controls programmatically... the name of the form object is ServerComboBoxForm, inheriting from System.Windows.Forms.Form. It contains the subclassed controls that I mentioned earlier, but the subclassed treeview needs to be able to talk to the form's listview, so I need a way to do this from the the assembly that contains the subclassed treeview...
thanks for any help...
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Hi, all!
Would you like to help me?
Have the folow:
I want to create COM+ component with help c#, so, it will use the external(usual) dll-file(my.dll), where contents some logic (com-objects).
This dll good work in usual application, when add it as reference - all ok.
(a have not source for this dll file)
But when i try to link up it in my developed com+ app., - got folow answer from compiler:
"Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly 'name of my.dll' does not have a strong name"
is it have not 'strong name'????
i try the next:
al /out:my.dll "?" /keyfile:my_dll.snk
but it don't want to work... i do not understand want is this "?"
and is it right way to solve this problem? and what i must do in this case?
in any case thx.
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Hi there guys,
1. I have owner-drawn list boxes on my form, everything draws alright and perfectly - but it flickers... so does anybody have the perfect solution for flicker free owner draw?
2. The drawing doesn't show well after drawing it the first time and after scrolling up... what to do?
Update() doesn't work well in this case, and I know it does redraw.
Thanks a lot!
I owe you all one...
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Yuval Kaplan
http://www.srcKeep.net/[^]
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Hmm, sorry - I didn't create my own control and the drawing flickers upon scrolling, and in the demo of the above article it flickered when I scrolled.
Anyway, the major problem I have is the non-updating areas... and I did call Invalidate() or Update() or Refresh(), and the DrawItem proc was entered into. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Yuval Kaplan
http://www.srcKeep.net/[^]
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Hello,
I'm extensively using the Webbrowser control and everything is almost fine...
Actually I found a strange problem.
I crawl to a page containing the following code:
When using the IHTMLAnchorElement and asking for the 'href' property, I get the following result:
http://pubs.mgn.net/event.ng/Type=click&FlightID=6121&AdID=17734&TargetID=1165&Segments=108,143,292,365,382,1035,1227&Targets=273,1165&Values=31,43,51,60,72,81,91,100,110,150,206,213,237,474,601,625,763,934,938,940,1007,1009,1046,1253,1282,1448,1907,1963,2018&RawValues=&Redirect=http://www.fnac.com/Shelf/article.asp?PRID=1391122&Origin=2003.2.10.12.24.24.0&OriginClick=yes
But If I issue an HTTP GET request, I get a 404 error (after redirection, the web server is a Netscape Entreprise Server).
I know that if I use this URL instead (like IE does !), I will work:
http://pubs.mgn.net/event.ng/Type=click&FlightID=6121&AdID=17734&TargetID=1165&Segments=108,143,292,365,382,1035,1227&Targets=273,1165&Values=31,43,51,60,72,81,91,100,110,150,206,213,237,474,601,625,763,934,938,940,1007,1009,1046,1253,1282,1448,1907,1963,2018&RawValues=&Redirect=http:%2F%2Fwww.fnac.com%2FShelf%2Farticle.asp%3FPRID%3D1391122%26Origin%3D2003.2.10.12.24.24.0%26OriginClick%3Dyes
The difference is that the second URL has HTML decoded all & but kept all URL encoded characters.
Using the debugger I found that because the WebBrowser control is misparsing the anchor, I also get wrong values for the 'search' property (of IHTMLAnchorElement) and so on.
Is it a bug ? What can I do to deal with this problem and get a perfectly parsed URL ?
Regards,
R. LOPES
Just programmer.
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Hello,
Repost because the first URL was translated by the message board.
I'm extensively using the Webbrowser control and everything is almost fine...
Actually I found a strange problem.
I crawl to a page containing the following code:
<br />
<A href=\"/event.ng/Type=click&FlightID=6121&AdID=17734&TargetID=1165&Segments=108,143,292,365,382,1035,1227&Targets=273,1165&Values=31,43,51,60,72,81,91,100,110,150,206,213,237,474,601,625,763,934,938,940,1007,1009,1046,1253,1282,1448,1907,1963,2018&RawValues=&Redirect=http:%2F%2Fwww.fnac.com%2FShelf%2Farticle.asp%3FPRID%3D1391122%26Origin%3D2003.2.10.12.24.24.0%26OriginClick%3Dyes\" target=_blank><IMG height=63 alt=\"\" src=\"http://pub.club-internet.fr/Netgravity/Fnac/100x63_massive_070203.gif\" width=100 border=0></A><br />
When using the IHTMLAnchorElement and asking for the 'href' property, I get the following result:
<br />
http:
But If I issue an HTTP GET request, I get a 404 error (after redirection, the web server is a Netscape Entreprise Server).
I know that if I use this URL instead (like IE does !), I will work:
<br />
http:
The difference is that the second URL has HTML decoded all & but kept all URL encoded characters.
Using the debugger I found that because the WebBrowser control is misparsing the anchor, I also get wrong values for the 'search' property (of IHTMLAnchorElement) and so on.
Is it a bug ? What can I do to deal with this problem and get a perfectly parsed URL ?
Regards,
R. LOPES
Just programmer.
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Hi,
I've created an "DLL" to place some controls of my own, but when I "include" them in a normal app ( I inherit a control to my own control), then it gives me the following error:
"The Item xxxx.resx does not exist in the project directory, it may have been moved renamed or deleted"
Do I have to import the resource of the base control to my windows form application project ? I think I'm doing something wrong here...
Thanks in advance, greetings
Braulio
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From the minimum requirements it seems that FileSystemWatcher does not work with 98 or ME. So, I'm thinking about writing my own version that does. Any ideas? I guess detecting new files or files that have changed with different sizes is easy. How about detecting changes in files where the new and old file size is the same? Is checking the various date stamps the only way?
Thanks in advance
Andy
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Hi
need some serious help with a regex pattern..
i have the following expression:
Regex regex = new Regex(@"(^(aa)*(?!a)(b))", RegexOptions.ExplicitCapture);
what it does (partially) and is intended to do is to match only when there is an EVEN number of A infront of B
like:
b -> match
ab -> no match
aab -> match
aaab -> no match
aaaab -> match
aaaaab -> no match
etc..
so far so good 
what i want is to make it only return the "b" when a match is found.
and also i want it to behave the same way when there is text infront of the pattern , like:
helloB -> match
helloAB -> no match
helloAAB -> match
helloAAAB -> no match
anyone?
//Roger
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Roger J wrote:
what i want is to make it only return the "b" when a match is found.
Won't this be in the 4th element of the GroupCollection that comes out of the match?
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Evening,
I was hoping if anyone knows how exactly one would hook into Internet Explorer using C# (similar to Browser Helper Objects of C++).
Any starter information appreciated,
Thanks,
Nishant
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suppose I want to deploy an application on a pc without a common runtime, I need to package it with dotnetfix.exe. But how do I package this seamlessly with my application. I created visual studio .net setup project, but need details on how to include dotnetfix.exe...
thanks a lot
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Hello,
Is it possible to add a windows form as a control in another form. If possible how? (With out using MDI relation ship).
Chito
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How would I find out if the following was a whole number?
As floats
10/6 = 1.666666666666667
10/2 = 2.0
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You can do a modulus operation to find out if the remainder is 0:
10%2 = 0 (10/2 = 5 r 0)
10%6 = 4 (10/6 = 1 r 4) <-- not a whole number
Jon Sagara
Hi! I'm Melanoma, Moley Russell's wart.
-- Uncle Buck
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