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Re: How to create the console of editing of the register on C#?

2-Dec-06 23:28

YOu want to write a console app to edit the registry ? Why ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Andrey Azarov3-Dec-06 1:15

Andrey Azarov

3-Dec-06 1:15

For that what more close to get acquainted with a writing of programs for management of windows

Re: How to create the console of editing of the register on C#?

mav.northwind3-Dec-06 5:08

mav.northwind

3-Dec-06 5:08

The namespace Microsoft.Win32 holds several classes that deal with the registry, you just have to read the class library documentation.

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How to move controls in runtime ?

Aldorado2-Dec-06 22:54

Aldorado

2-Dec-06 22:54

Hello there.

I have a project to build a form with a tool box . This tool box contains Controls such as Button , Textbox , Label ... etc .

The main project is to let the user to build his own form in runtime and save it to xml file which is easy but i want to know how to add and drag the controls on the form .

Thank you in advance

Asaad

Christian Graus2-Dec-06 23:31

2-Dec-06 23:31

Basically, you want to write code which tracks the mouse position, and draws the controls based on where you move the mouse. You want to handle all your mouse events, down, move and up. Then you need to keep track of the items you've drawn, and where they are. If you build it with actual controls, then you can use their click events to help you ( in a derived class, I'd think )

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Aldorado2-Dec-06 23:39

Aldorado

2-Dec-06 23:39

Thank you .

Can you give an example

Christian Graus3-Dec-06 0:03

3-Dec-06 0:03

Anything more complex than the example someone gave below would be non-trivial for me to crank out. You should start with that, and ask more questions as you get stuck.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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oggelito2-Dec-06 23:54

oggelito

2-Dec-06 23:54

Hi!

It's really easy.

The MouseMove event should be enough. Check if left mouse button is pressed, then change the Top, Left properties according to mouse positon

if(e.Button == MouseButtons.Left)
{
Point p = PointToClient(Form1.MousePosition);
if (Math.Abs(button1.Top - p.Y) > 5
|| Math.Abs(button1.Left - p.X) > 5)
{
if (p.X > 0
&& p.Y > 0)
{
button1.Top = p.Y;
button1.Left = p.X;
}
}
}

Aldorado5-Dec-06 4:15

Aldorado

5-Dec-06 4:15

Thank you very much .. I'll try that.

grade

asp0032-Dec-06 21:35

asp003

2-Dec-06 21:35

Wap to find grade of a student using if else& switch in c

Arun.S.P.

Tamimi - Code2-Dec-06 21:48

Tamimi - Code

2-Dec-06 21:48

we don't solve home works.... idiot
then this is c# board not c.... idiot

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Joe Woodbury2-Dec-06 22:50

Joe Woodbury

2-Dec-06 22:50

if (ArunCopiedHomework())<br />
{<br />
    return 'F';<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
    return 'A';<br />
}

(Hint: look at above and think about what you can compare in an if statement.)

Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine.
- P.J. O'Rourke

Guffa3-Dec-06 5:45

Guffa

3-Dec-06 5:45

How ironic the subject of this thread is, as you don't deserve any grade at all.

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Paul Conrad3-Dec-06 9:01

Paul Conrad

3-Dec-06 9:01

Don't post homework problems here Mad | :mad:

Some people have a memory and an attention span, you should try them out one day. - Jeremy Falcon

ed^nrgc4-Dec-06 4:10

ed^nrgc

4-Dec-06 4:10

if(youreAskingBasicHomeWorkQuestions)
{
   YouDidntPayAttentionInClass = true;
}

if( YouDidntPayAttentionInClass )
{
   Grade="F";
}

reverse anumber

asp0032-Dec-06 21:33

asp003

2-Dec-06 21:33

Wap to reverse a number in c

Arun.S.P.

Prakash Nadar2-Dec-06 22:28

Prakash Nadar

2-Dec-06 22:28

i can solve it but you should tell me where and which year you are studying in?

-Prakash

Joe Woodbury2-Dec-06 23:05

Joe Woodbury

2-Dec-06 23:05

1) Go to class
2) Pay attention, perhaps even take notes
3) Read your text book
4) Find a computer and write some code
5) Observe that this is a C# forum and you are asking about C.
which might possibly lead to...
6) Learn to read

Seriously, the best way to learn to program is to write code. Experiment with it. Try different things. If you aren't willing to do that, do yourself a favor and find a university program that does interest you.

(I've been programming for 26 years and have always had test/experimenting projects that I use to try things out. Right now I have 34 such projects split unequally between VS 2003, VS 2005, C++ and C#. Some are simple console apps, others windows apps. One does nothing but help me write custom buttons. Several others have fine grain timer code in them so I can compare various algorithms. One is even devoted to a BPlusTree class that I never manage to finish.)

Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine.
- P.J. O'Rourke

Paul Conrad3-Dec-06 9:01

Paul Conrad

3-Dec-06 9:01

Don't post homework problems here Mad | :mad:

Some people have a memory and an attention span, you should try them out one day. - Jeremy Falcon

ed^nrgc4-Dec-06 4:08

ed^nrgc

4-Dec-06 4:08

90% of these questions are homework questions Sigh | :sigh:

reverse anumber

asp0032-Dec-06 21:33

asp003

2-Dec-06 21:33

Wap to reverse a number

Arun.S.P.

Christian Graus2-Dec-06 22:48