Re: Shutting down a W2K computer - C# Discussion Boards

se99ts20-Mar-03 12:23

20-Mar-03 12:23

My only reason for thinking of using two of the same text controls was an easy way to keep line numbers in the correct place as they could both share the same font and would have equal spaces in the line numbering i thought it would then be a simple task to get them to scroll together and somehow lock the textbox displaying the numbers so that it wouldn't highlight or selct on click, it would just appear next to it.

HINSTANCE

Andrei Matei20-Mar-03 9:29

Andrei Matei

20-Mar-03 9:29

Can anyone tell me how can I obtain the HINSTANCE of my app in C#?

Thanks a lot,

Andrei Matei

andreimatei@home.ro

Andrei Matei

andreimatei@home.ro

Re: HINSTANCE

Stephane Rodriguez.20-Mar-03 21:27

Stephane Rodriguez.

20-Mar-03 21:27

System.Diagnostics.GetCurrentProcess().Handle

Treeview 3 State checkbox

vlusardi20-Mar-03 9:09

vlusardi

20-Mar-03 9:09

Treeview checkboxes don't have a ThreeState style, so I added a third state to my treeview with these statements:

System.Windows.Forms.TreeNode n = e.Node.Parent;
Rectangle myRect = n.Bounds;
CheckBox myCheckbox = new CheckBox();
myCheckbox.SetBounds(myRect.X - 33 , myRect.Y + 1, myRect.Height,
myRect.Height);
myCheckbox.CheckState = CheckState.Indeterminate;
myCheckbox.FlatStyle = FlatStyle.System;
treeView1.Controls.Add(myCheckbox);
myCheckbox.Show();

Problems encountered:

The checkbox doesn't move when the treeview is scrolled... I've tried to set the Anchor property for the checkbox, but it has no effect...

Unable to Uncheck the checkbox, using Hide or by creating another checkbox with the Unchecked style and calling Show.

can someone tell me how to get the checkbox to scroll with its associated treeview node, and how to uncheck it?

thanks.

Re: Treeview 3 State checkbox

Stephane Rodriguez.20-Mar-03 21:35

Stephane Rodriguez.

20-Mar-03 21:35

If I see your history of posts, you seem to be expecting a lot from the .NET TreeView. May be a bit too much. My suggestion is to rely on Carlos H Perez's owner drawn treeview (Cp articles), which actually are wrappers over a WIN32 treectrl.

Re: Treeview 3 State checkbox

Member 72690920-Mar-04 8:12

Member 726909

20-Mar-04 8:12

Hey dude, did you finally get a solution for this.
If yes, could you please send the code.

thanks in advance
Srini

Shutting down a W2K computer

converdb20-Mar-03 9:04

converdb

20-Mar-03 9:04

I've got the following problem,

I use to call ExitWindowsEx in win98 environments to turn off the pc, but it doesn't work on w2k os,
What could I use to turn off/restart the computer on w2k??
(using vb or vc++ or any other .net tool)

I prefer not use WMI interfaces, any ideas??

Thanks in advance.

Just three words: void main(void)

Re: Shutting down a W2K computer

Mark Conger20-Mar-03 10:14

Mark Conger

20-Mar-03 10:14

Only one I can think of off the top of my head is InitiateSystemShutdownA from ADVAPI32.DLL. Not the prettiest, but that's what I usually use.

Mark Conger
Sonork:100.28396

Re: Shutting down a W2K computer

VoidMainVoid30-Mar-03 16:26

VoidMainVoid

30-Mar-03 16:26

You have to get privileges, here is the example for MSVC++, I think it could be easylly maded in C# or you could siply use a dll, here is the code

BOOL MySystemShutdown()<br />
{<br />
   HANDLE hToken; <br />
   TOKEN_PRIVILEGES tkp; <br />
 <br />
   // Get a token for this process. <br />
 <br />
   if (!OpenProcessToken(GetCurrentProcess(), <br />
        TOKEN_ADJUST_PRIVILEGES | TOKEN_QUERY, &hToken)) <br />
      return( FALSE ); <br />
 <br />
   // Get the LUID for the shutdown privilege. <br />
 <br />
   LookupPrivilegeValue(NULL, SE_SHUTDOWN_NAME, <br />
        &tkp.Privileges[0].Luid); <br />
 <br />
   tkp.PrivilegeCount = 1;  // one privilege to set    <br />
   tkp.Privileges[0].Attributes = SE_PRIVILEGE_ENABLED; <br />
 <br />
   // Get the shutdown privilege for this process. <br />
 <br />
   AdjustTokenPrivileges(hToken, FALSE, &tkp, 0, <br />
        (PTOKEN_PRIVILEGES)NULL, 0); <br />
 <br />
   if (GetLastError() != ERROR_SUCCESS) <br />
      return FALSE; <br />
 <br />
   // Shut down the system and force all applications to close. <br />
 <br />
   if (!ExitWindowsEx(EWX_SHUTDOWN | EWX_FORCE, 0)) <br />
      return FALSE; <br />
<br />
   return TRUE;<br />
}<br />

I hope it helps.

You can read more about privileges here.

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Re: Shutting down a W2K computer

converdb2-Apr-03 7:32

converdb

2-Apr-03 7:32

jero7207 wrote:
I hope it helps.

Sure, it does.
Thanks a lot friend. Big Grin | :-D

Just three words: void main(void)

Inter-app communication in C#

Strat61320-Mar-03 7:06

Strat613

20-Mar-03 7:06

i am very new to .Net and have decided to use C# in my next development project. my existing software is written in C++ and uses named pipes to communicate between appz. this existing app (which has the unfortunate acronym of "PMS" server) needs to updated to use SOAP messages over a tcp/ip network. currently the PMS uses serial communication. since xml serialization is so easy in .net and i already have all the necessary message classes, i am going to build a tcp communication layer outside of the PMS (did i mention i hate the name?!) i was hoping to utilize my existing pipe server in the PMS to communicate with this new C# app. any thoughts on the best way to approch this??

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Question about methods.

Jon Newman20-Mar-03 6:51

Jon Newman

20-Mar-03 6:51

How would I call a method from a class i've not instantiated?

For example,

using CustomClasses;

.......

Binomial.RunIt();

rather than

Binomial b = new Binomial();

b.RunIt

Something similar to how Convert.ToString(...) works.

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Re: Question about methods.

Daniel Turini20-Mar-03 6:59

Daniel Turini

20-Mar-03 6:59

declare it as "static".
like this:

public static string ToString(...)
{
}

You can also declare static fields on the class.
And can create a static "constructor" to initialize them:

class X
{
   static X()
   {
   }
}

Beware that your static methods may need synchronization (the "lock" statement on C#), since they may be called from several threads and probably will work on global data.

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Re: Question about methods.

Jon Newman20-Mar-03 7:10

Jon Newman

20-Mar-03 7:10

Daniel Turini wrote:
Beware that your static methods may need synchronization (the "lock" statement on C#), since they may be called from several threads and probably will work on global data.

I've tried a lock statement in the class...

public static void SomeStatic()
	{
              lock(this)
              {
		System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("Hello");
              }
	}

But it says you can't use 'this' from a static method. Any thoughts...

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Re: Question about methods.

leppie20-Mar-03 7:21

leppie

20-Mar-03 7:21

Just remove the lock from that, that static function call should be thread save already. Smile | :)

I rated this article 2 by mistake. It deserves more. I wanted to get to the second page... - vjedlicka 3:33 25 Nov '02

Re: Question about methods.

Jon Newman20-Mar-03 7:29

Jon Newman

20-Mar-03 7:29

leppie wrote:
Just remove the lock from that, that static function call should be thread save already.

Cheers Wink | ;)

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Re: Question about methods.

Michal Januszczyk21-Mar-03 12:51

Michal Januszczyk

21-Mar-03 12:51

You can not use this keyword in static context. Try this:

Class YourClass
{
public static void SomeStatic()
{
lock(typeof(YourClass))
{
//some code operating on shared/global data
}
}
...
}

Exception Management Application Block

Le centriste20-Mar-03 4:23

Le centriste

20-Mar-03 4:23

Exception Management Application Block[^]

Has anyone ever used it? If yes, what do you think of it?

Re: Exception Management Application Block

David Stone20-Mar-03 5:56

David Stone

20-Mar-03 5:56

I've played around with it a bit. All it really is, is a way to plugin different exception handlers into a standard framework. That being said, it would be really cool to just plugin different managers that send the exception data to an e-mail address or a SQL Server or an MSMQ stack or something else...

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Need a URL Combo like Combo box

M Hanif20-Mar-03 1:18

M Hanif

20-Mar-03 1:18

I need a Url Combo like ComboBox that contains a collection of strings and while tyaping that should resize automatically and display the matching entries. Frown | :(

Its hard to improve perfection!!!

Microsoft Masked Edit Control

Romeo20-Mar-03 1:02

Romeo

20-Mar-03 1:02

I tried to use masked edit AcitveX Control provided by Microsoft using C#.But I can't get the input through "Text" property of the control.

Please show me the problem.

Confused | :confused:

Thank

Re: Microsoft Masked Edit Control

Roger Alsing20-Mar-03 1:31

Roger Alsing

20-Mar-03 1:31

http://www.compona.com/WikiEngine/WikiPageViewer.ascx?ID=46

you can use our free .net maskedit..

//Roger

convert dll call from vb.net to c#.net

Nachte19-Mar-03 22:41

Nachte

19-Mar-03 22:41

I'm trying to access a dll from another company, and I am able to do so in VB6 and VB.net, but I can't seem to get it right in c#. Am I doing something wrong in my dllimport? I could write the app in vb.net, but I would prefer c#.

the vb.net version: (working)
-------------------
Private Declare Function eftlink Lib "c:\projects\ser3\eftlink.dll" Alias "EFTLink"(ByVal ncmd As Short, ByVal pszmsg As String) As Short

Call eftlink(1, "'ADR','030319','170900',123456,1111,00,1234567,1234,0" & vbCr)

the vb6 version: (working)
----------------
Private Declare Function eftlink Lib "c:\projects\ser3\eftlink.dll" Alias "EFTLink" _
(ByVal ncmd As Integer, ByVal pszmsg As String) As Integer

Call eftlink(1, "'ADR','030319','170900',123456,1111,00,1234567,1234,0" & vbCr)

My c# version: (not working)
--------------
[DllImport("eftlink.dll", EntryPoint="EFTLink")]
private static extern short EftLink (short ncmd, string pszmsg);

result = EftLink(1,"'ADR','030319','165000',123456,4567,00,1234567,1234,0\n");

Thanks,
Kristof

Why do my applications need >10 MB RAM

j-hannemann19-Mar-03 21:58

j-hannemann

19-Mar-03 21:58

Hello there.
I just want to ask if you got the same.
When I start my Applications written in C# .NET and I take
a look in the Task Manager, they always use more than 10 MB RAM.
They are usual Windows.Forms applications which aren't very complex.
The *.exe File is around 50 KB and I compiled it with code optimization on.

Can someone tell me if this depends on a foult on my side or is it
just because of the .NET Framework ?

A little Program should not need so much memory I think ....

Re: Why do my applications need >10 MB RAM

Philip Fitzsimons20-Mar-03 2:43

Philip Fitzsimons

20-Mar-03 2:43

yep, thats pretty much the minimum size - its the .net runtime...

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