Comments by austinbox

austinbox 9-Nov-14 15:47pm View

Your URI is invalid if the remote server returns NotFound

austinbox 7-May-14 10:22am View

Try changing your method so it invokes txtLog, I am assuming txtLog is a control.
public void UpdateLog(string strMessage)
{
if (txlog.InvokeRequired)
{
txlog.Invoke(new UpdateLogCallback(UpdateLog), strMessage);
return;
}

txlog.AppendText(strMessage);
}
And then you can get rid of the line "this.Invoke(new UpdateLogCallback(this.UpdateLog), new object[] { srReceiver.ReadLine() });"

And replace it with "UpdateLog(srReceiver.ReadLine());"

austinbox 29-Jan-14 11:29am View

Well if you want the angle between the two pixels you can use Math.atan2.
For example:

double angleInDegrees = Math.Atan2(pix2.y - pix1.y, pix2.x - pix1.x) * (180 / Math.PI);

austinbox 11-Dec-13 22:35pm View

How are you calling your program?

austinbox 7-Dec-13 0:06am View

Well, the data type long does hold bits of a range from -9223372036854775808 to 9223372036854775807
And if you know the number is positive which would work in this case you could increase the range of positive numbers using ulong.

austinbox 3-Dec-13 22:52pm View

You can't reference the class itself, you need to create a webBrowser control yourself, and then substitute WebBrowser to the Name of your webBrowser control.

austinbox 1-Dec-13 1:39am View

Thank you so much, this helps a lot!

austinbox 2-Jun-13 16:48pm View

Well, outside your network people can't connect to your server without a port forwarding, or unless you own a http server. So I would suggest if you can't get a web server, either experimenting with automatic port forward or either a really nice port forwarding guide. There are articles on Upnp and other port forwarding guides like this one: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/13285/Using-UPnP-for-Programmatic-Port-Forwardings-and-N

austinbox 30-May-13 0:27am View

Ah, thanks for the clarification, I thought you could by:

delegate ExampleInvoke(parameters);

void UIInvoke(parameters)
{
if(control.InvokeRequired)
{
control.Invoke(new ExampleInvoke(UIInvoke(parameters));
return;
}
dostuff()
}

Thanks adding for the second solution and exaplnation.

austinbox 23-Jan-13 1:00am View

If the Properties LongName and ShortName are intended to be read-only just use

public string MyProperty { get; private set; }

That way the property can only be changed inside the class
And don't forget to change your constructor

austinbox 3-Jan-13 14:00pm View

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5123/Opening-and-Navigating-Excel-with-C
Lots of articles on opening these things, just use the search up in the corner ;)

austinbox 27-Dec-12 14:04pm View

You don't, if you wanted to use different sized lengths just pass them in as parameteres.

austinbox 25-Dec-12 20:01pm View

After releasing the com object, you could try killing the process...

austinbox 25-Dec-12 0:51am View

Well, it's not really used for finding strings, the function I run needs the strings to be ordered like above, I'll post the code...

austinbox 24-Dec-12 15:26pm View

It's got to be your reading, I'm working on it...

EDIT: I wouldn't suggest storing data in a one-dimensional array.
Loading is alot easier swhen you use a multi-dimensional array.
I would suggest redoing all of your drawing/loading with this pseudocode.

Block[,] blocks = new Block[width, height];
for (int x = 0; x < blocks.GetLength(0); x++)
{
for (int y = 0; y < blocks.GetLength(1); y++)
{//Add filling code here ex. blocks[x, y] = BLOCKID
}
}

//And to get a blockid
int blockid = blocks[x, y];

austinbox 24-Dec-12 15:10pm View

Deleted

It doesn't really matter,
"// -- Initialize.
for (int i = 0; i < World.ChunkSize; i++)
for (int j = 0; j < World.ChunkSize; j++)
_ReturnString += (char)BlockID.BLOCK_GRASS ;

// -- Write the world bytes.
for (int i = 0; i < ChunkSize; i++)
{
for (int j = 0; j < ChunkSize; j++)
{
// -- Block.
char Block;
if (ChunkY > 0 || (ChunkY == 0 && j > ChunkSize / 2))
{
Block = (char)BlockID.BLOCK_GRASS;
}
else
Block = (char)BlockID.BLOCK_AIR;

// -- Add Return.
_ReturnString = ReplaceAtIndex(i * j, Block, _ReturnString);

}
}"
would give me an error

austinbox 24-Dec-12 15:02pm View

Seems a bit fishy that you have two loops with the same variable names, wouldn't that alone givew you an error?

austinbox 24-Dec-12 0:17am View

Client client = new Client();
IPEndPoint ep = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Parse("myip"), port);
client.Send(ep, "mydata");

austinbox 23-Dec-12 17:18pm View

Try checking in the string for unique characters from each language, then go from there.

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