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But did you actually step through your code? Obviously something is happening where the image isn't rotated. Were any exceptions thrown? Were you returning prematurely? These are the types of things you need to do to debug your application. Since you didn't provide any sample source code (like your event handler that is supposed to rotate the image), it's impossible to help you any further.
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Hi all,
i have built a upnp device. This is an application in C# with two method. An example is:
public void SetTarget(Boolean NewTargetValue)
I want expose this method as web services and then I have two interfaces.
Is there some suugestion?
yu
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Whats your problem now? Ypu don't know how to right a web service? So you can go to webservice part of this site. there are some tutorial about how to begin.
Mazy
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The problem isn't expose this method as web services. I have a console application of the method and i want expose as web services! How can I start?
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Any one there have any info about syncfusion grid and how good they are?
I am new to it and having many problems.
Thanks
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I have four quadrents (sp?) on a form in which can be populated with child forms. I want the user to be able to move these forms to a different quadrent, but only if the quadrent does not already contain a form. The problem that I am having is I do not get a mouse up event when they are done with the move. Any Suggestions?
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Why not just handle the LocationChanged event for your forms. For a Form, the Location property returns the screen coordinates of the form. Just keep track of the previous coordinates and if you don't want the user to move to a quadrant, move the form back to it's original location. There are a few other ways to implement this as well without handling the mouse events.
As far as moving the form, you really should override WndProc in your child classes (or use an IMessageFilter implementation for global control) and handle the WM_NCMOUSEMOVE and other non-client area messages that apply to the non-client portion of the Form (i.e., the window frame).
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Thanks for the response.  The LocationChanged seems to work the same as form move. They come in constantly and I do not know when they are done. I want them to be able to basically move the form close to a quadrent and when they let up on the mouse it will snap into that corner. If they let up and there is already a form there, then it will snap back.
I put an override of WndProc and waited for a WM_NCLBUTTONUP (0x00A2) so I could see when it was finished, but it never gets there. I am not that familiar with WndProc so is there something I am doing wrong?
protected override void WndProc(ref Message m)
{
if (m.Msg == WM_NCLBUTTONUP)
{
//put a breakpoint here
}
base.WndProc(ref m);
}
private const int WM_NCLBUTTONUP = 0x00A2;
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Yeah, forget about the message. As far as the LocationChanged event, you could use this in tandem with the mouse events (rather than moving the form yourself, since Windows already does that for you). That still comes back to your original problem, though.
In your form, are you handling the event or overriding the respective OnEventName? The latter is better when you derive from a class and want to handle the events. In this case, however, make sure you call base.OnEventName with the EventArgs (or derivative) you were passed (with or without making changes to it).
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Hello,
I developed a user control, that creates a little form (X) and positions that form relative to the control.
The control is placed on a windows form to test it.
The idea is that when the windows main form is moved, the control is also moved (anchoring), but form X should move along.
So what I do is catch the LocationChanged event of the ParentForm of the control, and in that event I reposition form X. This works ok.
However, now I'm in the situation that the control is placed on something that has no ParentForm.
Question: how can I detect if a control's screen coordinates are changing? So the position of the control inside its parent remains the same, but the screen coordinates change because the parent is moved. Can I detect such movement?
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If the control is placed in a container besides a form, then recurse up through the containers to get to the form, like so:
private Form GetContainerForm(Control c)
{
if (c == null) return null;
if (c is Form) return (Form)c;
else return GetContainerForm(c.Parent);
}
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I want to determine the total size of some folder including its contents.
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You would have to walk the directory tree from the folder your want, adding up all the file sizes inside the folder and subfolders.
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AppPaths is used for something entirely different. You really should read the Platform SDK.
What I'm suggesting you do is keep a knowledge base of known executable and product names. For example, you know that devenv.exe is the executable for the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET product. Store those as a key/value pair in a database, XML file, or some other data store. If you only want to track specific products as you mentioned before, this is the fastest way.
I repeat - for the third time - querying MSI packages is far too slow and ambiquous and querying other installations is most likely not possible (I know for sure that several proprietary installers don't support this). It's just not possible. You must understand that.
Keeping a knowledge base of executables and packages is the only way you'll be able to acheive what you're after - and it's unspeakably more efficient than what you wanted to do in the first place.
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from http://www.gzip.org/zlib/,i download a Zlib.dll.
i try to use the functions in the DLL,but i dont know how to
use them.
such as this original one:
int compress (Bytef *dest, uLongf *destLen, const Bytef *source, uLong sourceLen);
in C# i declare it as:
[DllImport]
int extern compress( out byte[] dest, out uint destlen,byte[] src, uint srclen);
but it reports error.
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Yeah, and what's the error? Also, see the defs for the parameter types to determine exactly what they are, like what's the difference between uLongf and uLong. If they don't have any API documentation, then you probably shouldn't use it if you don't know what you're doing.
Besides, there are plenty of project already that let you ZIP files in .NET. See SharpZipLib[^]. ZIP is a standard (until recently, but that's only in the realm of encrypting contents which WinZip and PKZip can't agree on).
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Hi,
I would like to invoke query builder application in my program or build a query builder wizard in C#. Can some one help me in graphically displaying the tables in the query builder wizard?
I want to display all tables, their attributes , and foreign key relations between tables using arrows. How can I do this??
Karteek
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You could use SQLDMO, it will return all the info you need.
There are quite a few articles on SQLDMO here on CP, here is the Google search result.
regards,
Paul Watson
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I have a IComponent (like DataSet) on the ComponentTray of a Form. Having only this IComponent , how can i get a reference to the Form?
Thanks.
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Get the Site property (returns an ISite). Then get the Container property. There's your container for the component.
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I have already tried that, and it returns an Microsoft.VisualStudio.Designer.Host.
I think that probably i should use Site.GetService to get an appropriate service that have a reference to the form. But i don't know what service is that (or even if it exist..).
Thanks
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I guess it returns that because during design-time it's hosted in the component tray. The service that should help would be the System.ComponentModel.Design.IReferenceService.
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It is exactly whant i was lookinig for!!
Tahnks!
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