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But in this case I have to make progressBar1 on Form2 - static !
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public static ProgressBar progressBar1;<br />
otherwise I can not see it 
"I have not failed.
I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
- Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
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You can not see it because you use general type to reference your form. Consider the example:
Form frm1 = new MyFormWithProgressBar();
frm1.Show();
frm1.progressBar1.Value++;
The correct code is:
MyFormWithProgressBar frm1 = new MyFormWithProgressBar();
frm1.Show();
frm1.progressBar1.Value++;
Sorry that I have not noticed that mistake in your previous post.
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Nice.. 10x
[Do you know how to make form transperent / non-standart shape ?]
"I have not failed.
I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
- Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
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Everyone, I'm in the process of developing what can be accurately
called a chat system, and I'm running into a problem that I just can't figure out:
My client login window (the GUI elements themselves are typical, and I don't think
they're relevant) grabs hold of a remote factory object (subclass of MarshalByRefObject),
and that factory respects the following interface:
namespace MyCompany.Interfaces
{
public delegate void WelcomeEvent(string username);
public delegate void DismissEvent(string username);
public interface ISessionFactory
{
void OpenSession(string username, WelcomeEvent welcomeEvent, DismissEvent dismissEvent);
void CloseSession(string username, WelcomeEvent welcomeEvent, DismissEvent dismissEvent);
}
}
The connect button of my Login Window fires off the following delegate when clicked:
private void OnConnectButtonClicked(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (usernameText.Text.Length == 0) return;
string username = usernameText.Text;
RemotingConfiguration.Configure("client.config");
ISessionFactory factory =
(ISessionFactory) Activator.GetObject(typeof(ISessionFactory),
"http://localhost:5007/SessionFactory");
FriendsWindow buddylist = new FriendsWindow();
WelcomeEvent welcomeEvent = new WelcomeEvent(buddylist.WelcomeUser);
DismissEvent dismissEvent = new DismissEvent(buddylist.DismissUser);
factory.OpenSession(username, welcomeEvent, dismissEvent);
buddylist.Show();
this.Visible = false; // hide login window
}
When OnConnectButtonClicked is fired, I see a FileNotFoundException thrown from inside
buddylist.Show();
claiming that it can't find the ChatClient assembly, or the assembly of one of its dependencies.
Information relevant to the FriendsWindow class
FriendsWindow is a subclass of Form
Not surprisingly, it defined methods WelcomeUser and DismissUser, and each (as you
can see) are compatible with my WelcomeEvent and DismissEvent delegate types.
FriendsWindow and LoginWindow (the class defining the above) are both defined within
the same namespace.
It's defined within a project named ChatClient.csproj.
That project's default namespace: ChatClient (though all of my classes are
placed in a namespace I call MyCompany.ChatClient)
That project's assembly name: ChatClient
What's odd to me? If I comment out the factory.OpenSession() line, the program
properly displays my FriendWindow in response to the Show message. It's as
if the act of calling OpenSession causes the problem on the very next line.
I've not tried very much, because I'm still in that denial which allows me
to think that I'm right and that there's just a bug in the compiler. 
However, I *have* inspected all of the namespace declarations and whatnot
to ensure that there're no typos, and as far as I can tell, there are none.
Any help or general comments as to where I should look for help would
be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Jerry
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hi,
The MDI layout for child MDIforms works fine for upto 3 child windows, i.e., the Horizontal, Vertical and the Cascade layout for the child windows works fine.
But for more than 3 MDIchild windows, the Horizontal and Vertical Layout doesn't work?
Any clue's about this?
Thanks,
Peenu.
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Hi
I read a field of type Image from a SQLServer database. Now, what I want to do is creating a System.Drawing.Image object and holding my retrieved image into it. How?
Don't forget, that's Persian Gulf not Arabian gulf!
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doesn't
Image myImage = Image:FromFile(filename);
work?
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Use SqlCommand's ExecuteScalar method to retrieve the blob as a byte array, and load it with the Image.FromStream(...) static method using a MemoryStream object.
Sounds easy, eh?
Well, here's a code sample. GetImage() returns an Image object as you requested.
public Image GetImage()
{
return Image.FromStream(new MemoryStream(LoadImageBLOB(mImagePK)));
}
private byte[] LoadImageBLOB(int imagePK)
{
string sql = "SET TEXTSIZE 1000000\n" +
"SELECT the_blob_column FROM the_table " +
"WHERE the_where_clause\n" +
"SET TEXTSIZE 0";
SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection("the_connection_string");
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(sql, cn);
cn.Open();
byte[] blob = (byte[])pq.ExecuteScalar();
cn.Close();
return blob;
}
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This is my regular expression:
([A-Za-z0-9]+)\s\1
and this is my text:
"this this is the first option option"
And these are those who match:
1- this this
2- option option
To what should I change my regular expression so that the result changes to:
this this
is is
option option
Thanx in advance!
Don't forget, that's Persian Gulf not Arabian gulf!
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Umm... perhaps you should add the second 'is' to your text first?
--
-Blake (com/bcdev/blake)
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There are already 2 is in my text: this is
Don't forget, that's Persian Gulf not Arabian gulf!
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The "is" will not be matched because "This this" has already been matched:
this this is the first option option
The regex engine is at the space after the bold text has been matched - it does not go back into the matched text to see if it is possible to make a 2nd, 3rd, nth match.
This is what the pattern tries to match when it hits "is":
this this is the first option option
That's why you get only the this this match, not is is match.
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I know, that is why I posted my question on this forum! I am looking for some workaround.
Don't forget, that's Persian Gulf not Arabian gulf!
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I have an application that starts a commandline program to transfer some files. When I start the process a DOS box pops up and the output is displayed in it. When the process is done the window closes. The problem is that if the process exits very quickly (which usually happens when an error occurs) the user doesn't get to see what happened. So, I tried redirecting the StandardError to a string (using ReadToEnd) and then have a popup appear when the process is done if the string isn't empty. That works, but it also kills the StandardOutput (even though I told it NOT to redirect it) and my application hangs up until the process has finished (which it didn't do when I didn't redirect the stderr). I tried redirecting the output too, but again I can't get at it until the process has quit which could leave the user staring at a blank screen until the transfer is done (which could be a long time!). Is there a way to get at the stdout and stderr without hanging the application up?
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I want to change a web application's web.config in its setup project
how can I get the directory of it installed when I run the setup project?
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Hi,
I'm trying to create a 2D graph in c# by plotting the dots within a PictureBox control. The thing is that when I'm using a loop for drawing the dots (by FillEllipse method), in the OnPaint event of the PictureBox, there is a vertical strip in the client area, next the left side, that hides the dots. It's about a week I'm dealing with this crap and the hammer is already in my hand. Have you got the answer why is it happening ? (not the hammer but the strip). Beyond that, I wonder whether there is some method that generate graphs automatically.
regards
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Hello,
I was wondering: if there is a possible code to look for a directory and then open it by displaying all the files in the directory in checkboxes, then copy the checked files to the server
I will appreciate the help a lot
Nisrine ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
nisrinee51@hotmail.com
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1/ Create a checklistbox to display checkboxes + strings
2/ OpenFileDialog to open a dialog
3/ Directory.GetFiles to list all files of a directory
4/ File.Copy to copy files.
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the openfiledialog opens the file only not the directory
how can I get it to open the directory where the files are listed???
Thanks
Nisrine
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Use a FolderBrowserDialog instead (NB: This is only available with the .NET 1.1).
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Hi,
i would like to draw checkbox and radio buttons theme aware, 'cause of that i can't use static bitmaps of checkbox and radio button. The class ControlPaint provide methods to to that, but i like to draw the content to a image, that i can put in a imagelist, how to draw into a image ?
.:[Greetz from Jerry Maguire]:.
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Hi. A philosophical question cooncerning concurrency: Optimistic/Pessimistic/Last-Win
I understand the difference among the three options. It's well explained in MSDN:
Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vbtskperformingoptimisticconcurrencychecking.asp
But I can't quite relate the three options to real life situations - so, examples welcomed. Anyway, for my experience, "Last-Win", and "Pessimistic", concurrency is sufficient for most circumstances I encountered. When do we need optimistic concurrency?
Thanks!
norm
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If I understand the three correctly:
Pessimistic concurrency control - a row is unavailable to users from the time the record is fetched until it is updated in the database.
Doesn't this mean that there's an assumption that the record is being fetched so that it can be updated? That would imply that during the time the client is hanging on to the record, nothing else can get done? Or is this referring only to the "fetch-change-put" time of the server, say, when an UPDATE command is executed? And isn't this method not really very usable in situations where the records are fetched and the connection closed? These assumptions would seem to be correct based on what the site says.
It's funny they use inventory as an example. I've written an inventory management system that uses optimistic concurrency. The connection is always open, and the only time there's violation is when someone is updating a record that is simultaneously being accessed. This hardly ever happens. 90% or more of the transactions are fetches--part look up, reporting, price lookup, qty look up, etc. Only when a part is received or sold is there a write transaction.
It would be impossible for me to run this system in a pessimistic mode, because records are always being fetched on a continuously open connection. And they're being fetched simply for read, not update, purposes.
Does that help, or am I misunderstanding something?
Marc
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