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Hy...
Can anybody tell me if it's possible to rotate a TextBox.
And if is possible if I catch right-bottom corner and resize it to negative part.
10x
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Nope. You'd have to write you own implementation that supports this, complete with all the drawing code. Or, find a 3rd party library that supplies a textbox that does this. I don't know of one myself.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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I want set password for folder in C#.net how?
and How do I know the contents of the file DLL and EXE?
I want to answer as soon as !!!!!!!!!!!!!1
yasofy
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AL-yasofy wrote: I want set password for folder in C#.net how?
You can't. NTFS doesn't support individual passwords for folders.
AL-yasofy wrote: How do I know the contents of the file DLL and EXE?
Read it's documentation or open it using a utility like Depends.
AL-yasofy wrote: I want to answer as soon as !!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Impatient little snot, aren't you? This is a forum environment. The people here answer questions for free when they can, not when you demand it.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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I ask how can change background folder
and how hiden folder
and
share folder
all this in C#.net
yasofy
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AL-yasofy wrote: ask how can change background folder
"Background folder"?? What does that mean?
AL-yasofy wrote: how hiden folder
Use the File.GetAttributes[^] method to get the directory attributes, than you modify them and write them back with the SetAttributes method.
AL-yasofy wrote: share folder
You'll have to use WMI classes and methods to create a new share using the Win32_Share[^] class. The .NET Framework doesn't have any support for creating and managing shares directly.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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hi I have made an small application in C# from the book Network Programming with C# and VB.Net for capturing packets. Now my question is that author has shown application for a single machine but what if I want to do the same for a LAN where in from the server side i can get the traffic of clients is it possible in .Net using Raw Socket Capturing or Will I have to use WinPcap ? I would be happy to see your reply thanks.
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vighu wrote: what if I want to do the same for a LAN where in from the server side i can get the traffic of clients
In todays switched networks, this isn't really possible any more. The switch has to do the packet sniffing and forwards the captured packets to a listen specifically setup to do so.
If your case, if your sniffer is running on the server, you can only see the packets comming to or leaving the server. You can't see, without some help from the switch, any other traffic.
WinPcap supplies a ready made library to do raw packet capturing...
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Where can I find the above class in the .NET framework v2? It used to be at: System.Security.Cryptography.Xml.XmlDsigC14NTransform but not on my PC or my PC at work both running VS2005?
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Are you sure your current project references the system.security.dll that contains this class?
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de
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Ah, thats it. Now I feel foolish. I hope this helps the OP too.
BTW, how would one know to add that reference from the documentation?
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That's what is written at the top of the MSDN site for this class:
Represents the C14N XML canonicalization transform for a digital signature as defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), without comments.
Namespace: System.Security.Cryptography.Xml
Assembly: System.Security (in system.security.dll)
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Is that different from the built in Studio 2005 online documentation?
I was using the online help (F1) and cannot find that dll referenced in either the System.Security.Cryptography.Xml namespace or the XmlDsigC14NTransform class.
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That's a quote from the built in VS 2005 help when searching for "XmlDsigC14NTransform" and clicking on the item "about XmlDsigC14NTransform class"
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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Oooooooooooooh now I see.
tyvm
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All documentation I find points to that same location, but yet I cannot use the class either. It seems my system cannot find the XML namespace within Cryptography.
Perhaps there is something not registered or installed correctly 
I'm still looking.
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Hi,
How can I add a new row to the bottem of gridview?
Thanks much,
Hung.
Hung
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The gridview has a Rows property which represents the collection of rows in the grid.
Have you tried manipulating this collection directly? For instance:
GridView.Rows.Add(new Object[] {1, "Value"})
I also think you could create a new GridViewRow object separately and then later add it to the GridView.Rows collection.
I must confess, I'm a bit of a novice myself and just here trying to answer questions to force myself to learn more  Good luck!
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What the language between C#.NET and VisualC++/MFC suit to develope on .NET framework?
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I do not know personally, but I have never heard good things about doing managed C++ (C++ in the .NET framework).
I would suggest C# (which is not very C like imo) or VB.NET as they were designed specifically for the .NET runtime. Also, VB.NET will make the syntax easier if you ever have to go back and support some VB6 code.
I don't think you get the control from C++ you may be used to when developing a .NET application, so I have never used it for that purpose.
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C, C++, Java, C# are one big evolving family.
I recommend C# for almost everything.
The other .NET languages are there mainly to attract VB or C++ addicts.
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Hi everyone,
i'm using resource files to change controls language on the form whe button is pressed.Now my problem is to how to change tooltip language with the same method.
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Hi.
I have some problems parsing C# source code with regular expressions and counting the available methods.
this is what i use as test data:
public int GetNumber(int number)
{
return number;
}
private string GetCountry()
{
return "England";
}
public Constructor()
{
}
private Constructor(string test)
{
}
But every try I make at parsing this, both the methods and constructors gets matched as methods. The problem is that the visibility (public, private) of the method does not have to be there. example: void HelloWorld()
Can anyone shed some light on this?
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If you only need to count the methods you could match both and then find which is the constructor and remove it. If you need more info than that regular expressions might limit you. If you compile it you could use reflection or you could use a complete parser like NRefactory (part of SharpDevelop).
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GentooBoxX wrote: But every try I make at parsing this, both the methods and constructors gets matched as methods. The problem is that the visibility (public, private) of the method does not have to be there. example: void HelloWorld()
I've not had much experience with regex, unfortunately, so I can't suggest a regex expression that will work. However, as far as getting false positives with constructures, one way to eliminate them when you find a method is check the method's name. If the name matches that of the class, you can tag it as a constructor.
As far as finding methods in the first place, hmm... Wouldn't every line that ends with a right closing parenthesis ')' and is not followed by a semicolone indicate that the line is the beginning of a method? Just thinking out loud.
EDIT-> Using the method described in the above paragraph... watch out for comments. For example:
Also, watch out for catch, using, and lock statements.
-- modified at 15:48 Saturday 24th February, 2007
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