Comments by Legor - CodeProject

Legor 22-Jan-15 7:15am View

So what is your question exactly? What problems did you encounter?

Legor 13-Jan-15 4:28am View

Clear answer to an unclear question.

Legor 18-Dec-14 3:23am View

That doesnt rotate the matrice but just prints out the inverse.

Legor 18-Dec-14 3:20am View

No i mean how is your matrice defined? E.g. is it a vector of vectors or a 2D array like a[100][100] ?

Legor 17-Dec-14 3:26am View

Is this your homework?

Legor 17-Dec-14 3:25am View

What datatype are you using as a matrice?

Legor 16-Dec-14 3:32am View

There are several cases where you need pointer-to-pointer. Pointer-to-pointer-to-pointer (or more) is very uncommon.

Legor 10-Dec-14 4:47am View

This comment is very Visual Studio specific. You will not need to use stadafx.h which is for precompiled headers created with the VS compiler. Dont get confused by the comment of Chill60. Your example is very basic and should work just fine as it is.

What IDE / Compiler are you using?

Legor 10-Dec-14 4:42am View

Its not clear what you are trying to do. Please improve your question and be more specific.

Legor 13-Nov-14 3:33am View

So you want the detect a marker in an image? have you considered using openCV?

Legor 28-Oct-14 6:48am View

Whats the question?

Legor 28-Oct-14 6:47am View

You mind formulating a question? You should also do your homework by yourself.

Legor 28-Oct-14 6:46am View

Thats what the above solutions told you.

Legor 17-Oct-14 3:24am View

Mind formulating a question?

Legor 19-Sep-14 3:37am View

The new command is perfectly valid C++. Also what do you mean with "easier" command. What isn't easy about using new to create an object?

Legor 17-Sep-14 10:16am View

Its easy ... you just have to look for the rows that contain a 1 after. See my updated solution for one way to do this. Also consider learning the Matlab Basics before starting to work with it.

Legor 17-Sep-14 9:34am View

And where are you having problems ?

Legor 17-Sep-14 9:31am View

Using which API? Be more specific.

Legor 17-Sep-14 9:24am View

I doubt that you create your matrice like this. First of all this isnt even MATLAB syntax and second matrices cant store different types. To store different types you have to take cell arrays: A = {1.0, 'normal'}; Also: are normal and smurf variables or strings?

Legor 15-Sep-14 5:03am View

More information would be required. What problem for example? Which algorithm you use and what kind of data your dealing with?

Legor 12-Sep-14 4:10am View

Dont answer posts which are 3 years old

Legor 10-Jul-14 7:31am View

Well he updated now so it was a correct assumption ;)

Legor 10-Jul-14 7:30am View

Your welcome, please accept the Solution if it helped solving your poblem.

Legor 10-Jul-14 4:25am View

3 is 0011 in binary representation.

Legor 10-Jul-14 4:19am View

Possible allthough he didn't mention that he uses Visual Studio.

Legor 10-Jul-14 4:18am View

What compiler are you using?

Legor 3-Jul-14 8:07am View

Sure we can help. Just be a bit more specific where exactly do you have problems? What have you done so far?

Legor 2-Jul-14 3:43am View

Thanks, didn't know.

Legor 1-Jul-14 10:26am View

Shouldn't it be
#ifdef DEBUG
?

Legor 1-Jul-14 4:50am View

The code should be the same for VS and on Ubuntu. What problems do you have exactly?

Legor 30-Jun-14 5:30am View

Its most probably a runtime error but nobody here can tell you more if you dont show the code or how you call the relevant functions. It may for example if you call findContours with an invalid image. As mentioned in Solution 1 you should run a debug version of your program to see the concrete assertion.

Legor 26-Jun-14 8:28am View

One of the funniest questions on CP.

Legor 19-Jun-14 4:00am View

If all the images are in the same folder you can simply use the VideoCapture class of openCV which is also able to read in image sequences. Please see the Solution posted by Peter Leow for the link to a good example.

Legor 19-Jun-14 3:59am View

Note however that this only works if the images are in the same folder. OP stated that he have to parse a textfile which contains the image paths, so this may not be helpful. Still a viable solution.

Legor 17-Jun-14 5:59am View

Nice answer.

Legor 12-Jun-14 4:33am View

To see which effect the gaussian has you can compare your classification results with and without using smoothed images.

Legor 10-Jun-14 4:42am View

You should choose a topic according to your own interest and knowledge. It is also helpful if you can find an adviser at your university.

Legor 10-Jun-14 4:36am View

Considering only the code you've provided, subClass and MyClass are not related in a parent-child-relationship. So Subclass isn't a subclass of MyClass. Therefore they are complete different types and you cannot cast different types to another as stated in the Answer by Richard MacCutchan.

The Question is should SubClass1 and SubClass2 be childs of MyClass and you just failed to show the code?

Legor 6-Jun-14 3:13am View

Please accept the answer if it helped you.

Legor 3-Jun-14 10:16am View

I think that you want to use the QElapsedTimer to measure how long a particular part of your code takes?

If you want to start the measurement with 10 seconds (for whatever reason) you just have to wait 10 seconds before you execute the code you want to measure. To do this you can use the function hasExpired() as in the above example. In this example the code you want to measure is the function slowOperation1(). But this function is only executed after a given amount of milliseconds has expired.

Ill leave it to you to figure out how many milliseconds 10 seconds are ...

Legor 3-Jun-14 10:13am View

sara 74 wrote:
can you explain it more? i read the article but i don't understand
thanks

Legor 3-Jun-14 10:12am View

Please do not post comments to questions as Solutions. If you want to comment on a solution (as mine) you can use the "Have a Question or Comment" Button. Please see my solution for additional information.

Legor 2-Jun-14 4:15am View

Hello Stefan, since C99 it is possible to define variable length arrays on the stack. See e.g. this documentation: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Variable-Length.html

Legor 2-Jun-14 4:12am View

With modern c compilers this will compile. Since C99 it is possible to use variables in array deklarations (to declare arrays of variable length).

Legor 27-May-14 7:04am View

It shouldn't be too hard to change from a set to a vector by the way.

Legor 21-May-14 3:54am View

This is not a book but an article in the book: Lecture Notes in Computer Science Volume 7324, 2012, pp 245-252.

The same article is freely published here: http://perso.ensta-paristech.fr/~manzaner/Publis/iciar12.pdf

Legor 21-May-14 3:37am View

Why do you think your code is wrong?

Legor 21-May-14 3:32am View

Why dont you contact the authors themself or use github to contact them? They should be able to tell you exactly what algorithms they use.

It will also be helpful to read their scientific paper: http://perso.ensta-paristech.fr/~manzaner/Publis/iciar12.pdf

Legor 21-May-14 3:28am View

1 Million! Congratulations!

Legor 21-May-14 3:25am View

Good advice. Classes with lots of method usually hint at a design flaw.

Legor 21-May-14 3:24am View

"More than 100" isnt really a big number and cannot prove that there is "no limit".

Legor 20-May-14 3:34am View

Why answer a 3 year old question?

Legor 19-May-14 5:06am View

Did you mean a Document Library in Sharepoint?

Legor 16-May-14 7:44am View

Why didnt you show the else path as well? How did you make sure that your else path gets executed each time?

Legor 16-May-14 7:39am View

We can not read your mind Bally Chohan. You didnt even say what programming language you're using. Please improve your question with more details (see the green "Improve question" button below your question).

Legor 16-May-14 7:37am View

I agree that given the requirements do not change this may be an easier solution. Imo regex are easier to expand and are beter understandable for more complex tasks (you have to know regex of course).

Legor 16-May-14 7:33am View

In your code this message is displayed if the variable OKnavn is false. So you have to check why this is the case. I dont really understand what you want to do with your program (and you didnt explain it). Do you want to search a directory for a file that contains a username that was entered before?

Legor 15-May-14 8:53am View

Any question or are you just dumping your code here ?

Legor 15-May-14 3:48am View

You didnt say how you store this data. Do you store it in a std::vector or a std::map or something else? Of course there are given functions for searching an item in a collection but it depends on the type of collection you store your data in. E.g. for your example a std::map may be helpful.

Legor 13-May-14 7:05am View

At least you have to tell us what you want to extract with your regex.

Legor 13-May-14 4:06am View

Nice effort, though i fear OP wont even read it to the end.

Legor 13-May-14 4:04am View

Whats the question ?

Legor 12-May-14 4:23am View

You code doesnt "work well" if it causes a stack overflow.

Legor 12-May-14 4:21am View

I compiled and ran you code and also got no segmentation fault.

Legor 12-May-14 4:18am View

what have you tried so far ?

Legor 12-May-14 4:15am View

in opencv 2.2 there are also release and debug versions. The libs appended with a "d" in their name are debug libs. For example: opencv_highgui220d.lib is the Debug Version and opencv_highgui220.lib is the release version. Now when building a debug version of your program you have to make sure to link the Debug libs and when building a release version you have to link the release libs.

Legor 8-May-14 7:14am View

Thats pretty unusual (almost impossible id say). You probably did something else or you just cant find your project for other reasons.

Legor 8-May-14 3:29am View

Your linker cant find the neede libs so its most definetely a wrong configuration. You may have provided the wrong libs (you also have to take care of the Debug and Release versions of the libs since these are different).

Legor 7-May-14 3:50am View

What errors do you get then?

Legor 7-May-14 3:47am View

Adding a string to the class to hold an objects name isn't really a relevant increase of the object size. As Richard pointed out in C++ there is no native way to get the name of a variable at runtime. So the usual and easiest solution would be to add a string member variable to your class which holds the name of an object.

Legor 7-May-14 3:44am View

Can you improve your question abit pls? especially how your types are defined (maillon, noeud).

Legor 7-May-14 3:37am View

You've come to the wrong place. CodeProject aims at helping people that actually put some own effort into their work.

Legor 5-May-14 4:22am View

Whats the error exactly. Please allways provide the error message.

Legor 5-May-14 4:17am View

What have you tried so far?

Legor 28-Apr-14 3:46am View

Using new C Standards this is also allowed in ANSI C:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)

This was introduced with C99.

Only in C90 you have to declare the loop variable before the loop.

Legor 14-Apr-14 4:37am View

OpenCV itself isn't very good at creating GUIs. It's strength lies in the image processing capabilities. I would suggest using a GUI framework like QT to delevop GUIs and let openCV just do the processing.

Legor 14-Apr-14 4:34am View

Hello have you tried using QT4 instead? I think QT5 and ITK/VTK aren't working together very well up to now. But i know that QT4 is working very good with those libraries. See for example MITK which has a sophisticated GUI build on QT4 and is using ITK/VTK.

Legor 11-Apr-14 6:35am View

Code dump .. post only relevant parts of your code. nobody will look through that much of code here.

Legor 11-Apr-14 6:31am View

Good explanation, should be accepted.

Legor 11-Apr-14 6:29am View

I dont see a phrased question here. Please improve your question using the "Improve question" button.

Legor 31-Mar-14 7:06am View

"Program crashes" is not a good error description. Please improve your question with more details.

Legor 31-Mar-14 4:39am View

Have a look at this tutorial which also contains C++ code of the GHT.

http://www.business-to-technology.com/generalized-hough-transform/[^]

Legor 12-Mar-14 6:38am View

I can't see how the code relates to your question?

Legor 12-Mar-14 6:37am View

Did you actually try to implement this and just SEE the output for yourself? What is the output of this program and then think about it.

Legor 12-Mar-14 6:35am View

It's impossible for anyone here to help you with this kind of information. You yourself should at least know if there is an API for the radar interface or of which kind the data is. YOu should seek professional help e.g. with the manufacturer of the radar or your collueges.

Legor 7-Mar-14 3:22am View

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/64628/Code-Project-Quick-Answers-FAQ#rules

Legor 7-Mar-14 3:19am View

Your question is impossible to answer without knowing all those types used therere. E.g. how is Membership declared, of what type is model, what is the signature of CreateUser() etc. ? Nobody can work out what is happening in your code with this little information.

Legor 7-Mar-14 3:09am View

Do you mean to store (write) the image to your harddrive or store it in a temporary variable (in your workspace).

Legor 4-Mar-14 4:22am View

Do you want the binary representation of the number 344 or the numbers 3, 4 and 4?

Legor 4-Mar-14 3:33am View

It would be more helpfull if you show the code relevant for your question.

In general when using Matlab you often doesnt have to loop e.g. through an image (pixel by pixel) but can make use of Matlabs ability to process a matrice "as a whole". The term for this technique is called Vectorization. See here how it may be done: http://www.mathworks.de/de/help/matlab/matlab_prog/vectorization.html

Legor 4-Mar-14 3:27am View

Make it look like a beginners code so your teacher doesn't notice you didnt even do it yourself? Just hilarious.

Legor 7-Feb-14 2:53am View

Did you try this URL you posted with the code above ? "http://888888:888888@192.168.1.19:8081/cgi/mjpg/mjpg.cgi?.mjpg"

You also have to make sure that your openCV version was built with ffmpeg support.

Legor 6-Feb-14 3:42am View

You should really ask all those specific questions in the forum for cocos2d. There should be people there skilled with this framework:
http://www.cocos2d-x.org/forums

Legor 5-Feb-14 9:40am View

Please do not add comments as solutions. If you want to comment on an answer use the Button "Have a Question or Comment". Did you try the code i posted in Solution 1? What isn't working exactly? Did you have a look at the read images ? Could the VideoCapture be opened etc?

Legor 5-Feb-14 4:20am View

There are several BGS algorithms in openCV. Which one are you using?

Legor 5-Feb-14 4:13am View

Did you check first that the camera is working without openCV? For example try to open the camera stream with VLC or use any browser to open the URL of the MJPEG snapshot of the camera.

Legor 5-Feb-14 4:08am View

Your question is unclear. Please provide more details if you expect an answer.

Legor 30-Jan-14 4:16am View

This is no question. Try to express a concrete question if you expect answers. Or do you expect people here to just give you any kind of "wireless network related codes" ?

Legor 30-Jan-14 4:09am View

Your question is not detailed enough. For example what kind of input (e.g. text files, videos, audio or whatever) would you like to process. "Input" is a very general term.
Use the Improve question button to add more detail to your question.

Legor 29-Jan-14 4:13am View

That's no C code.

Legor 29-Jan-14 4:07am View

This is a duplicate to this question: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/716241/draw-a-line-for-tracking-the-object

Please do not ask the same questions more than once.

Legor 24-Apr-13 3:00am View

Please provide more details.

Legor 22-Nov-12 4:58am View

Install what kind of package on what OS? You'll have to improve your question with more details otherwise nobody could help you.

Legor 22-Nov-12 4:55am View

Help you how exactly?

Legor 14-Nov-12 9:28am View

Is there any actual question related to this ?

Legor 14-Nov-12 7:11am View

With a good compiler you wouldn't have to care about performance loss. It will not free and reallocate the memory if it is not needed.

Legor 8-Nov-12 10:30am View

Is there a question related to this? Because i cant see any.

Legor 8-Nov-12 7:03am View

Is there any kind of question related to this?

Legor 8-Nov-12 7:01am View

stop spamming your product links with different accounts.

Legor 8-Nov-12 6:41am View

What have you tried?

Legor 24-Oct-12 3:42am View

What have you tried?

Legor 24-Oct-12 3:41am View

Thats exactly what i was going to answer ;)

Legor 23-Oct-12 8:55am View

As far as i can say from CP I think you're right in many things (in the fields of programming) ;)

Legor 23-Oct-12 7:06am View

Yes i think you're right about that.

Legor 23-Oct-12 6:23am View

I allways thought one has to use the erase-remove idiom to really delete something from a vector and not just decreasing the capacity. Is erase() alone really enough?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erase-remove_idiom

Legor 23-Oct-12 6:23am View

I allways thought one has to use the erase-remove idiom to really delete something from a vector and not just decreasing the capacity. Is erase() alone really enough?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erase-remove_idiom

Legor 23-Oct-12 5:19am View

How often are youre going to spam this ?

Legor 22-Oct-12 9:35am View

This can't be answered in general. Depending on the plattform and programming language there are many different ways of how one can achieve a proper memory management. It is dependent on the available hardware ressources e.g. RAM) as well as how these ressources are used.

Legor 22-Oct-12 4:59am View

Why dont you use std::string instead of char* if you're working with C++. It's much less errorprone and easier to use than the old C-style strings (char*).

See here for example:
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/

Legor 22-Oct-12 4:11am View

These are good advices for the question topic.

Legor 22-Oct-12 4:09am View

What is a kiosk mode?

Legor 22-Oct-12 4:09am View

That is hardly (not) a programming question.

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:51am View

I'm not aware of anything else. But also Boost is a third party library which is very advisable. Many of the new features in C++0x for example were first provided in Boost (which isn't a suprise since Boost was founded by members of the C++ standardization commitee). In my opinion (and many others) every C++ developer should get known to Boost. It is especially for your case since Boost is designed to enable the development of portable code.

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:51am View

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I'm not aware of anything else. But also Boost is a third party library which is very advisable. Many of the new features in C++0x for example were first provided in Boost (which isn't a suprise since Boost was founded by members of the C++ standardization commitee). In my opinion (and many others) every C++ developer should get known to Boost. It is especially for your case since Boost is designed to enable the development of portable code.

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:38am View

In both of the mentioned cases?

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:38am View

In both of the mentioned cases?

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:36am View

Nobody here suggested that "ptr is an array of 10 ints" but they said "ptr is a pointer to an array of 10 int" which is something very different.

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:35am View

Yes he is right. Solution 6 is also right and it also answers the question if the two declarations are the same (which they are not).

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:31am View

Nice links

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:28am View

You have to provide more information.

Legor 22-Oct-12 3:28am View

If your program is not doing what it should how can you say "The whole program is correctly coded" ? Just because it compiles doesn't mean at all that it is correct (as you''ve just seen for yourself).

Legor 18-Oct-12 9:06am View

What have you tried?

Legor 18-Oct-12 4:17am View

Do not write additional informations as solutions. You can use the "Improve question" button (at the bottom right of your question) to edit your questions e.g. to add additional information.

Legor 17-Oct-12 8:28am View

Is there an actual question related to this?

Legor 17-Oct-12 8:23am View

Exactly!

Legor 17-Oct-12 7:24am View

Noone could ever hep you improve the performance with that little information.

Legor 17-Oct-12 3:32am View

"Posting a question in a forum is almost a last resort before paying for professional support."

At least it should be. But the truth is that many people posting here dont bother to do research on their own before doing so.

Legor 16-Oct-12 8:36am View

Are you serious? At least describe what the code is doing. People here dont have time to look over a pile of code they dont know just to figure out what is going on. But you should know and be able to describe this.

Legor 16-Oct-12 8:27am View

Is this supposed to be a question?

Legor 16-Oct-12 5:58am View

The framenum probably gets increased in the function axisCam->GetImage() but one have to look in the definition of the function to know that.

Legor 11-Oct-12 9:03am View

So where do you have problems doing that?

Legor 11-Oct-12 3:33am View

Unclear question. Please elaborate.

Legor 11-Oct-12 3:30am View

This is no facebook support site ... its for programming questions.

Legor 10-Oct-12 9:01am View

Please provide more details with the exact project setting and what you have problems with.

Legor 10-Oct-12 6:02am View

Happy to help you fullfill your "dream" ;)

Legor 10-Oct-12 5:04am View

Any question related to that pile of code ?

Legor 10-Oct-12 5:03am View

We dont do others homework.

Legor 10-Oct-12 5:02am View

You could have just updated your first question with the new information instead of posting a new one.

Legor 9-Oct-12 10:34am View

He asked to do it with openCV.

Legor 9-Oct-12 10:33am View

Please do not repost your question but rather improve the first one using the "Imrpove Question" button.

Legor 9-Oct-12 4:56am View

First of all dont write comments as solutions but rather use the "have a Question or Comment" Buton or the "Improve Question" button if you want to add new information to your question.

Second,nobody here will provide you with a complete solution. This isn't how it works here. See the answer of OriginalGriff.

Legor 4-Oct-12 10:54am View

I have to argue that the two variants are not allways the same. According to Scott Meyers "Effective C++" using a initialisation list in most cases is more effective then assigning the values in the constructor body. This is because doing the assignment in the body actually translates to a call to the standard constructor followed by the copy-assignement operator while using the initialization list only calls the copy-constructor.

Legor 4-Oct-12 10:54am View

I have to argue that the two variants are not allways the same. According to Scott Meyers "Effective C++" using a initialisation list in most cases is more effective then assigning the values in the constructor body. This is because doing the assignment in the body actually translates to a call to the standard constructor followed by the copy-assignement operator while using the initialization list only calls the copy-constructor.

Legor 4-Oct-12 10:42am View

Cool please send me the program if you've finished, im a musician too!

Legor 4-Oct-12 10:35am View

People here usually don't just do the work for you but there willing to help if you encounter specific problems.

Legor 4-Oct-12 6:32am View

That depends on the program your talking about. you'll have to look in the documentation of that program. We cannot answer this without knowing what you are using.

Legor 4-Oct-12 6:31am View

What is the question?

Legor 4-Oct-12 5:31am View

This is a discussion which doesn't belong here. You can start those kind of discussions in the forum: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/List.aspx

Im sorry for you feeling bad. A questions gets deleted if enough people report it to be unappropriate. So it's not dependent on one persons. And if more people decided to report your question maybe there really was something wrong with it?

Legor 4-Oct-12 3:53am View

I like this idea!

Legor 4-Oct-12 3:50am View

Maybe it can be done with generic programming. But in general C++ doesn't provide reflection.

Legor 27-Sep-12 9:05am View

Please do not use !!! after each sentence. It's called shouting in internet terms so when reading your messages one gets the feeling he is shouted at all the time which isn't very polite now is it?

Legor 27-Sep-12 9:02am View

Please accept one of the answers below.

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:36am View

You can on other answers ;)

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:34am View

There is a mistake in your solution: "a===b"

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:31am View

it doesnt work this way. People are thought to ask specific questions about coding problems and not to demand complete solutions. If you want a complete solution you can hire programmers at various other internet sites (for money of course).

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:25am View

No, we dont do other peoples homework. But we are willing to help if you have specific problems.

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:17am View

Where are you stuck then?

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:15am View

Where are you stuck?

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:10am View

This is the fourth question you're posting on this topic. Please do not repost but rather improve your first question.

Legor 27-Sep-12 8:03am View

By sorting order do you mean ascending or descending?
So if A was sorted ascending you want to sort B in that manner as well?

Legor 27-Sep-12 7:14am View

This a repost to your question http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/466720/Csharp-net-How-to-draw-line-on-Video

Please do not repost but rather improve your first question.

Legor 27-Sep-12 6:51am View

How could we help with that litlle information provided? Use the "Improve question" button to provide more details (e.g. the specific line of code where the error occures or that are relevant to it).

Legor 27-Sep-12 6:10am View

Not clear you need to provide more details.

Legor 27-Sep-12 5:58am View

Which IDE are you using?

Legor 27-Sep-12 5:16am View

This site doesn't belong to some teaching facility. So this is definitely the wrong place to ask "Do u have any center in Ameerpet Hyderabad?".

Legor 27-Sep-12 5:11am View

You really should try to do the homework on your own. How else would you learn anything from it?

Legor 26-Sep-12 8:17am View

This would be a good start then:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=EAV+Model+DataBase

Legor 26-Sep-12 7:03am View

Oh you're right, somethings missing in OPs question.

Legor 26-Sep-12 5:33am View

No, not out of nowhere. You should know that it requires lots of research and work to improve existing face detection system. But this also is a topic researches all around the world are working on. So many scientific papers about this can be found on the internet.

Legor 26-Sep-12 4:58am View

So try to improve it?

Legor 26-Sep-12 4:51am View

What exactly do you mean by "rebuild option not working" ? Also if you want to build 64 bit binaries you have to make sure that you've installed the 64-bit compiler of visual studio.

Legor 25-Sep-12 9:45am View

This a repost fo your question http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/465435/finding-shortest-path-using-a-shape-file-map

Please do not repost but rather improve your first question.

Legor 25-Sep-12 9:07am View

It doesnt work this way. People here will not provide complete solutions for you. But they are willing to help with specific programming problems you may encounter while doing this yourself.

Legor 25-Sep-12 8:44am View

This is hardly an elaboration since you just copied your original question .. the people here just dont understand what you need help with. So you have to formulate your question in a better way.

Legor 25-Sep-12 8:04am View

Thats also something i wrote in my answer. The function expects a variable of Type FileInfo but you are passing a variable of type Stream to it.

Legor 25-Sep-12 8:02am View

Not clear what you are asking. Also this is a site for programming questions.

Legor 25-Sep-12 8:00am View

Have you found it yet because i doubt anyone here will do your work yor you.

Legor 25-Sep-12 7:58am View

It's called German. If you yourself doesnt even know how the language is called your trying to translate to ... do you really think you can write a program which can do this?

Legor 25-Sep-12 7:49am View

Its not clear what you mean. Also this is a site to ask questions about programming. If you want to discuss something your better of in the forum.

Legor 25-Sep-12 7:10am View

This is a reposte of your question: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/465130/Visual-Studio-Installation-Setup

Please rather improve your first question instead of reposting.

Legor 25-Sep-12 7:00am View

Thanks ^^

Legor 25-Sep-12 6:14am View

Thank you Mehdi, maybe on some other solution of me ;)

Legor 25-Sep-12 6:10am View

I think the article you posted allready explains it perfectly and it also comes with examples.

Btw. thanks for the article ;)

Legor 25-Sep-12 6:01am View

Sorry but i cant add more help. Usually it's these settings but i'm also not aware about the many other cases why VS ma skip a build. Is this project crucial for your application? I mean does it have to be build for the release version or is it some kind of unit test project?

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:54am View

As Mehdi allready said .. the obvious way is to ask at SAP directly or look for job offers e.g. in newspapers or at job agencies.

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:47am View

You can just remove this solution.

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:46am View

You have come to the wrong place .. this site is no job agency.

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:44am View

it doesn't work this way .. you dont ask here for complete solutions but rather about specific problems you encounter while writing software -->yourself<--

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:40am View

Dont write comments as solutions .. use the "Have a question or comment" button. Also your question isn't suited for the QA section but rather for the forum.

Legor 25-Sep-12 5:38am View

Apply at SAP as technical consultant.

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