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Pete O'Hanlon22-Nov-13 1:16

Pete O'Hanlon

22-Nov-13 1:16

Yes[^]. About 1,670,000,000 results.

WuRunZhe22-Nov-13 3:00

WuRunZhe

22-Nov-13 3:00

Well, I couldn't understand what you want. Could you tell me more clearly? Sniff | :^)

Zeyad Jalil22-Nov-13 4:26

Zeyad Jalil

22-Nov-13 4:26

Hi,

I want to centralize the users creation and permissions grant and use the system for all systems.
We create a specific user definitions and authentication module for each system and this take a time and cost.

Thanks for your care.

Dave Kreskowiak22-Nov-13 6:18

22-Nov-13 6:18

Active Directory??

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Eddy Vluggen22-Nov-13 7:05

Eddy Vluggen

22-Nov-13 7:05

In the old days, yes. Have you seen the VS2013 IDE? One can "sign in" using the passport. Google has it's OAuth that kinda signs you in.

Next thing to privatize; proving one's identity.

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Dave Kreskowiak22-Nov-13 12:38

Need help with creating a cube mesh in Unity3D C#

22-Nov-13 12:38

Yeah, you can use any authentication source. It's more of a matter of what his requirements and environment allows. Only he can answer that question.

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begginerc221-Nov-13 18:21

begginerc2

21-Nov-13 18:21

Hello all,
Im trying to learn on how to create a cube mesh via coding. Yet i seem to be stuck at making it.

This is what i got right now..

for(int i = 0; i < xSize; i++){
			for(int y = 0; y < ySize; y++){
				for(int j = 0; j < zSize;j++){
					
					GenerateSphere(i * seperationX,y * seperationY, j*seperationZ);
					newVertices[ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j,xSize)] = new Vector3(i * seperationX, y * seperationY,j * seperationZ);
					//newNormals[ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j,xSize)] = new Vector3(0,1,0);
					//newUV[ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j,xSize)] = new Vector2(i * seperationX / (xSize - 1),j * seperationZ / (zSize - 1));
					Debug.Log (ConvertToArrayIndex(i,y,xSize));
					//Debug.Log (ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j,xSize));
					int counter = 0;
					if((i < xSize - 1) && y < (ySize - 1) && j < (zSize - 1)) {
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i ,j + 1,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i + 1,j,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i+ 1 ,j+1,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i + 1,j,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i,j + 1,xSize);				
						counter++;
						/*newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i,y,ySize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i ,y+1,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i + 2,y,xSize);
						counter++;
						newTriangles[counter] = ConvertToArrayIndex(i+3,y,xSize);
						counter++;*/


					}
				}
			}
		}
		
		myMesh.vertices = newVertices;
		myMesh.triangles = newTriangles;
		//myMesh.normals = newNormals;
		//myMesh.uv = newUV;
		GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh = myMesh;
	}
	
	
	void GenerateSphere(float x,float y,float z){	
		GameObject sphere = GameObject.CreatePrimitive(PrimitiveType.Sphere);
		sphere.transform.localPosition = new Vector3(x,y,z);
		sphere.transform.localScale = new Vector3(0.1f,0.1f,0.1f)	;
	}
	
	int ConvertToArrayIndex(int i, int j, int size){
		return j +size * i;		
	}

I just need help, its not a homework or anything please.. Im just confused on how to continue..

Re: Need help with creating a cube mesh in Unity3D C#

Richard MacCutchan21-Nov-13 22:05

Richard MacCutchan

21-Nov-13 22:05

begginerc2 wrote:
Im just confused on how to continue.

You could start by editing the above post and explaining what that code is supposed to do, and what is failing.

Veni, vidi, abiit domum

How get paragraph Format text of Pdf or docx

dddddddddd21-Nov-13 9:29

dddddddddd

21-Nov-13 9:29

hello

can you help me?

I Want to get text format from pdf file or docx file

thanks

Re: How get paragraph Format text of Pdf or docx

Richard MacCutchan21-Nov-13 22:03

Richard MacCutchan

21-Nov-13 22:03

You already asked this question below, and received a good suggestion. Go and talk to the people who wrote the docx library.

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Re: How get paragraph Format text of Pdf or docx

Richard Deeming22-Nov-13 1:46

Richard Deeming

22-Nov-13 1:46

Richard MacCutchan wrote:
You already asked this question below

Not to mention the QA question[^] from yesterday.

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difference between System and Object class

Member 996561421-Nov-13 9:11

Member 9965614

21-Nov-13 9:11

Hi, can anyone clear me what is the difference between System and Object class?? From which our all classes are inherit?? Is there any Object class in c sharp like java?

Re: difference between System and Object class

Ron Beyer21-Nov-13 11:54

Ron Beyer

21-Nov-13 11:54

There is no System class, its a namespace in C# which contains other namespaces and classes.

There is an object class, oddly enough, called System.Object (or System.object). Its the class from which all .NET classes/objects/structures/delegates and enumerations derive from.

Re: difference between System and Object class

Abhinav S21-Nov-13 16:08

Abhinav S

21-Nov-13 16:08

There is an object class - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.object%28v=vs.110%29.aspx[^].
System generally means the system namespace.

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How get paragraph FontName with Docx dll?

dddddddddd21-Nov-13 9:07

dddddddddd

21-Nov-13 9:07

I am using Docx dll to get paragraph information but not able to get paragraph format(font size-fontName-FontColor) Here is my code for that:

using (DocX document = DocX.Load("Test.docx"))
{

    if (document.Paragraphs.Count() > 0)
    {

        for (int i = 0; i < document.Paragraphs.Count; i++)
        {
            Novacode.Paragraph pg = document.Paragraphs[i];
            Console.WriteLine("Text:" + pg.Text +" Alignment:" + pg.Alignment + " Direction:" + pg.Direction);
            //how get FontName-FontSize
        }
    }
}

Re: How get paragraph FontName with Docx dll?

Dave Kreskowiak21-Nov-13 16:50

DataGrid binding at runtime (WPF)

21-Nov-13 16:50

How about asking the people who wrote DocX??

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Julio Kuplinsky21-Nov-13 5:45

Julio Kuplinsky

21-Nov-13 5:45

Can you databind a datagrid where the number of columns is determined at runtime? Specifically, let's say that you have a datagrid NetWorth with a column for each year. The natural thing (for me) is to define

class Person { 
    string Name { get; set; }
    ObservableCollection<int> net {get; set; }
}

(actually I would have the event handlers here too, but I want to show just the skeleton). I can add a column at runtime, that's easy, but I can't bind column2013 to net[2013], or can I?

Re: DataGrid binding at runtime (WPF)

Abhinav S21-Nov-13 6:20

Abhinav S

21-Nov-13 6:20

Try http://paulstovell.com/blog/dynamic-datagrid[^].

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Re: DataGrid binding at runtime (WPF)

Julio Kuplinsky21-Nov-13 9:04

Julio Kuplinsky

21-Nov-13 9:04

Beautiful -- thnx

64 bit Microsoft Direct X Dll

himanshu_aroh21-Nov-13 1:00

himanshu_aroh

21-Nov-13 1:00

I am using microsoft directX DLL which work if we create 32 bit setup then it is working. But if we try to create a 64 bit setup then it shows error. please let me know there is any 64 bit DLL is available. Thanks a lot in advance.

Dave Kreskowiak21-Nov-13 2:36

21-Nov-13 2:36

Did you try typing "DirectX 64-bit redistributable" into Google?

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himanshu_aroh21-Nov-13 2:57

himanshu_aroh

21-Nov-13 2:57

ys I tried alot bt I didn't find any 64 bit "DirectX 64-bit redistributable". Some say that now microsoft doesnt support 64 bit MDX but I hope it should be there...

Dave Kreskowiak21-Nov-13 5:56

21-Nov-13 5:56

I hope, by MDX, you mean Managed DirectX, because that's been dead for quite a while now.

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