Would Math.Floor() help more in your case? Would round down to the
nearest int.
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You could convert to string (bleh) and strip the decimal out, then to
int. Not the best approach, but it should work without any errors if you
don't mind it using up more resources.
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It stores it in the Resources collection under the Properties of your
project.
For instance, say your project is named "TestApp". In the Solution
Explorer you have your tree starting with "Solution 'TestApp' (1
project)". From there, navigate down through the tree: Solution
'TestApp' (1 project) >
I get the same message if a firewall blocks one of my apps, I would
agree that it is quite likely to be a firewall in this case.
Greg
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out quite right.
Greg
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Subject: Re: Grayscale images in WPF
You can convert an image to grayscale
You can convert an image to grayscale simply by creating an average of
each pixels color components.
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(oldBmp.Width, oldBmp.Height)
for(int x = 0; bm.Width; x++)
{
for(int y = 0; bm.Height; y++)
{
Color color = oldBmp.GetPixel(x,y);
int newColor = (int)(color.R/3
Forget that, I missed it in your code. =)
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In
In your override of OnParentChanged are you calling base.OnParentChanged(e)?
Greg
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Subject: Proble
I do not think this is possible using just the DataGridView, however you
should easily be able to construct your own user control using a
DataGridView and adding your own header control to it that could allow
for things like that.
The only real "problem" you might run into is column resizing - yo
I'm currently writing a property extender using IExtenderProvider which
provides a bool property that when set to true, among other things, will
attach a ContextMenu to the Control. I can easily add a new ContextMenu,
however I would prefer to simply expand upon the default ContextMenu
available to
If you change that line to:
int.Parse("1", System.Globalization.NumberStyles.Integer);
Do you still get the same problem? I believe it will, but as I cannot
reproduce the problem you are having, I cannot test for the outcome of
that.
Thanks,
Greg
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Adding properties to child controls?
I'm looking for some information on adding properties to child controls
similar
I'm looking for some information on adding properties to child controls
similar to the way that TableLayoutPanel adds Cell, Column, Row,
ColumnSpan, and RowSpan to its child Controls. I would assume this is
possible since it is being done already.(?)
Basically, what I want is to add a bool proper
um is
located.
Greg
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Subject: Re: Convert string enum constant to the underlying value
Try what Don sugges
Try what Don suggested, but replace the "." between Product and Option
with a "+" as below:
int value =
(int)Enum.Parse(Type.GetType("Company.Product+Options"),"Two");
Greg
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n" program!
:)
Cheers,
Stoyan
On 7/14/06, Gregory Miley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't find that it takes to long to build a project. However, if you
> project is massive enough to cause a horrible slow down in the build process,
> perhaps it would be better to bre
I don't find that it takes to long to build a project. However, if you project
is massive enough to cause a horrible slow down in the build process, perhaps
it would be better to break your project out into several projects within the
same solution and libraries?
Greg
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I have not had any problems with VS2005 other than if I create the
problem in, say, a visual class. I don't remember what it was that
caused the silent crash/exit, but it was definitely due to the visual
designer loading a problematic class. Never has it exploded while
writing actual code.
Greg
Out requires the parameter to be set within the method, you would
probably want to use 'ref' in this case since you want to check the
value before deciding to set it.
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
MyStateEnum enState = MyStateEnum.START_STATE;
You could use javascript to verify that the page is accessible before
the refresh, and only refresh if it is, otherwise wait till the next
refresh timeout to come around and repeat the procedure of checking for
the page, then refreshing if available.
Not really a .Net solution, but it should do th
ss Mapping Software
Dia draws UML and flowcharts: http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net/
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Gregory Miley wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> First let me start by saying that I have used Visio in the
> past, and it
Greetings,
First let me start by saying that I have used Visio in the past,
and it is a nice application. However, I am currently looking for a free
alternative. I want something that is Win32 based with a fairly straight
forward interface. Is there anything out there that the majority of
ingle,
centralized config file), which would allow you to change a single
setting in a single file and have it be picked up by any number of apps.
Check out the section on external files here:
http://www.odetocode.com/Articles/418.aspx
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&
We are developing several in-house applications, basically one master
"shell" application with several libraries. We operate on multiple MS
SQL Servers: Dev, QA, Training, and Production. Each project has a
Settings entry for a connection to the development server. Our goal is
to have a way to modi
The email address appears to be [EMAIL PROTECTED], just
someones user id for googles mail service would be my guess. Check out
the original message headers.
Greg
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On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 10:44:37 -0500, Gregory Miley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>I have created a UserControl with a System.Windows.Forms.ListBox
>control on it. The problem is, I cannot seem to modify the .Items
>collection
>(ListBox.ObjectCollection) in design-time when I create
I have created a UserControl with a System.Windows.Forms.ListBox control
on it. The problem is, I cannot seem to modify the .Items collection
(ListBox.ObjectCollection) in design-time when I create an instance of
my user control on another user control or form. I have tried working
around it severa
Is it the assignment in a conditional statement? I.e.
if(isSomething)
{
this.userControl = new
UserControls.UserControl();
}
this.Controls.Add(this.userControl);
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I can't answer that for him, but I would assume that is what he wants
otherwise he wouldn't want to use statics.
My best guess would be that he is plans on wanting statics which are
shared between different base types i.e.
class GenericVehicleBase
{
public static i
I wrote a class that is basically a wrapper for creating dynamic objects
based on their assembly and type name (as string). I use:
Type.GetType(TypeNameAndAssemblyString).GetContructor(ParamTypes[]).Invo
ke(ParamValueObjects[]);
I have that wrapped in a generic method that:
return T returnObj
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If you are writing in C# then I would make sure you are comparing not
setting:
might not be updated to the correct value yet. You might have
to f10 past it to get a correct value.
I know it's basic, but it happens.
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If you are writing in C# then I would make sure you are comparing not
setting:
if( lista.Count == 0
Correct, Count is Get only, it also appears he is writing in VB.Net and
not C# - but we don't know if what little he provided is actual code,
pseudo-code, or what...
I was simply suggesting that he check to see if he is actually comparing
or inadvertently setting.
Vitor:
Could you provide some o
If you are writing in C# then I would make sure you are comparing not setting:
if( lista.Count == 0) { /* ... */ }
Instead of:
if( lista.Count = 0) { /* ... */ }
Since we still do not have any real code to go by, I can only assume this might
be the problem.
Greg
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Our dev team consists of 8 programmers, all of which are in one
location. We do not need anything with tons of features, just simple
source control. I saw mention of VSS 2005, I have seen their teams blog
page, but any links I follow from there, or any searches I do on MSDN
site take me to VSS 6.0
We are currently using Visual Source Safe 6.0 as our source control,
however it seems to be... lacking, to say the least. We are currently
migrating to VS2005, and while VSS gets the job done for basic CVS
needs, it seems quite cludgy in how it handles VS projects.
I've not had the opportunity to
I can currently access MS Office, Outlook collections: Email, Tasks,
etc... via the Office Interop assemblies and the .Net 2.0 built in
Office assemblies* (See below), but I was wondering if there is a
simpler or more efficient way to retrieve basic information for the
current machine user directly
tends to give a
little better output. Aside from that, I would carefully go over the
xsd, as there is probably just a small problem in it.
Erick
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I was working in a project that had been going well, until a user
pointed out a small bug. The short of the bug was that the relation was
only set as just that, a relation, and was not propagating and data
changes as it should have been. I modified the relation to cascade
changes to the child table
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