It's been a long time sice I've done C++, but the very first error the compiler generates should be your first clue. Your class CoSensorServer is somehow an abstract class and you can't instantiate an abstract class. You *must* derive a new class from it and supply the required pure virtual...
If you're talking about merging dll files and exe files into one executable, google "ilmerge", and you'll be off and running/. It can also merge app.config files.
You could add namespaces to avoid the function name collisions.Of course, If you KNOW there will collisions, why don't you name them something like "MATLAB_xxxx"? This way, the compiler will simply not link them if they're not used.You could also put the functions into a lib, and simply...
It's been a few years since I had to deal with C++, but I suspect it means that you have to do a clean/rebuild of your solution. You probably have a lib file being linked in from the old compiler.
Maybe this will help:Globalization, Internationalization (I18N), and Localization using C# and .NET 2.0[^]If not, google this: c# localization with resource files
Wow. Google has the answer. Imagine that. I found this on another web site:-----------------I think you want the Phone API:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb416387.aspx[^]Specifically, there are calls to PhoneOpenCallLog, PhoneSeekCallLog, etc.
You need to *spend money* on an obfuscation tool. DO NOT rely on the obfuscator that comes with Visual Studio, as it is merely a half-assed version of the full retail product ($1000+).There are several cheaper and better obfuscation tools on the market.Google is your friend.
Google is your friend. When I google the phrase "c# winforms buttons with different shapes", this was the first of 26,000 hits.http://www.dotnettutorials.com/tutorials/graphics/winforms-drawing-cs.aspx[^]
You have more control over what's happening with method #2. That's the one I would choose. However, don't forget to add the requisite try/catch/finally block to handle any exceptions that might occur.
I know there are limitations involved with using "Express", but I don't know what all of them are. You can get VS2008 Standard for $279 on Amazon. I know for a fact that you don't need to spend the money on Pro to get the features you need.
The "quick" answer is "manually". Create a new project (either dialog based, sdi, or mdi), and manually move your code to it. Believe me when I say this will be the easiest approach.
Well, you misspelled the variable name for one thing. In the event handler, you use m_CheckBox, but you're trying to retrieve the control's staete using m_Check_Box.
I suspect you wrote a .Net program (although you didn't specify). You MUST have .Net 0) Already on the machine, or1) Installeable from your own app's installer.That's the only way to get .Net apps to run.
Can't you set a pre-build step for everything (to unregister the com objects), compile everything, and then a post-build step that re-registers the com objects?
Vista doesn't allow you to make changes to any folder in the Program Files folder. You have to use one of the special folders for Vista and later.Google this and pick your poison from the returned results set:"C++ vista special folders"EDIT -------You can make your setup program...
When you're working on an existing file, you should format your code to match the formatting of the existing code. If you are creating a new file (and if corporate code stayle guidelines permit it), then you can use your own style.I rarely use compiler definitions, and if I do, it's only one...
In Visual Studio, add an setup project to your solution. If you use the setup wizard, it will ask you if want to include the runtime with your installer, or download it from the web.
These aren't extra programs - they're part of Visual Studio, and they open when you run your program under the debugger. Just close them when they come up, and Visual Studio should remember that you don't want to see them the next time you run under the debugger.Learn how your tools work.
First, no, you can't. It's a plugin for Visual Studio. Second, if you have a question for the article's author, post it in the articles forum area, NOT in Questions/Answers.
Ever heard of google? when you search for the phrase "C# click drag images", you get almost 470 THOUSAND results, and the very first one in the list is an article right here on CodeProject:Drag and Drop Image in C#.NET[^]
All you have to do is google it (I would try "Expression Blend 4 trial" first). I mean seriously, are you so inept that you can't google that yourself? That's what we would have to do.Also, considering VS2010 was released well after Windows 7, wouldn't logic dictate that it would actually...
0) What version of Visual Studio?1) You could always google the error, with a phrase like so:"visual studio xxxx" + "aspx" + "Microsoft Visual studio has encountered a problem and needs to close. "
Not even the 1st line in the app.xaml.cs constructor?EDIT ===============Ensure that silverlight, its tiools, and the sdk are installed correctly.BTW, you didn't say what version of silverlight you're coding for.
Are you even remotely self-aware? Do you need constant instructions regarding simple mechanical skills like breathing?Visual Studio is a development tool. Silverlight is a platform for wich applications are created - USING VISUAL STUDIO.
Macros are compile-time features, not runtime features.One way to accomplish this would be to include one or more DLLs in your project that turn one various features, and then base those features' availablity on the presence or absence of the DLLs. Of course, there are many other ways,...
It's new. It's "better". It's Visual Studio. Complaining about it here isn't going to do you any good. Even complaining about it on Microsoft's site isn't going to do you any good. The product is guaranteed to slog on any machine, regardless of how much memory you have or how many cores your CP...
If you want to do something with objects in your code from Program.cs, the best way is to create a static class and instantiate/initiate those objects in the static class. Static classes are created when the program starts (and before your main form is instantiated).At that point you should...
Don't know if this will show it (or what version of Visual Studio you're using), but this is for VS2010:http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/29/visual-studio-2010-keyboard-shortcuts.aspx[^]
A google search for ".Net custom forms in setup project" revealed this link. It may or may not help. You should get about 308,000 hits if you google search the same phrase.http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mgold/CustomInstallMG11102005235312PM/CustomInstallMG.aspx[^]
Try google ("crystal reports load report failed"). You'll get 56 THOUSAND hits. Surely, one of them will give you a solution. We can't because we don't know the exact nature of your code - only you know that.EDIT ===========Why did you 1-vote this? Because I didn't have a precise...
My advice is to buy Acronis TrueImage Home, and do let that perform your nightly backups. It's relatively inexpensive at $50, and you can just set it and forget it. It'll perform any kind of backup you might require, and save your hundreds of hours of time trying to figure out how to make your...
Didn't you post this yesterday?Make sure your .Net versions are up to date and that you're not trying to mix 32-bit and 64 bit assemblies in your application.
You didn't mention the platform (unmanaged C++ or .Net)For .Net, set the TopIndex property.http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.listbox.aspx[^]For C++/MFC, it's listBox.SetTopIndex().http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k8cseaky(v=vs.80).aspx[^]
Convert it something like this:DateTime fromDB = new DateTime(1,1,2011,12,0,0);fromDB.Kind = DateTimeKind.Utc;DateTime converted = fromDB.DateToLocalTime();
You can try it with these shell commands:netsh interface set interface "Network Adapter name" DISABLED netsh interface set interface "Network Adapter name" ENABLED Of course, I can't guarantee it will work.Here's a link describing different tings you can do through...
We could recommend a thousand books, and none of them would be sufficient.The ONLY way to gain the knowledge you seek is to sit down, start writing code, and make mistakes along the way. It's called "experience", and books simply can't teach that.The best thing to do is to pick a...
You can also use linq:public int CharCount(char character, string myString){ int count = (from c in myString where c == character select c).Count(); return count;}And call it like this:int spaceCount = CharCount(' ', "123...
You can also do it this way if you don't like (or can't use) LINQ:public int CharCount(char character, string myString){ int count = 0; int pos = 0; do { pos = myString.IndexOf(character, pos); if (pos >= 0) { count++; ...
Is this for a XAML in a WPF project? If so, it's a known issue, and may have been fixed in SP1. However it is not advisable to install SP1 as they have found a fairly major problem with it. You can google it if you want to find out more.
Whay can't you just do this:public void CallFunction(){ if (pClassA) { pClassA->function(); } else { if (pClassB) { pClassB->function(); } }}This way, you always call the CallFunction method, and it...
Instead of getting the red circle, I get the hollow circle with an exclamation point icon, and when hovered, it says:This breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.I've tried shutting everything down, deleting the bin and obj folders, and even...
If you use google, you'll find almost a million references to doing it. Here's a link to some results (searched for "using flash interface in c# app"):http://www.google.com/search?q=using+flash+interface+in+c%23+app&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=&oe=[^]After...
Yes. You can create the menu strip in code (put it in a static global class), and then add it to each form (probably in the form's constructor).At that point, all you have to do is add event handlers for the menu items.You can also create a base form class that contains the menustrip,...
I'm building a new website and I have to set the build action on a couple of files in the App_Data folder, but when I click the Properties tab, there's no way to set it. (the option just plain isn't there). What's going on, and how do I fix it? BTW, I tried the site as .Net 3.5 and .Net...
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