C#

FocusedWolf wrote:

is their anything i can do to send the mouse click without bringing the window into focus.

public string Response()
{
    if (!cl.Connected) { return null; }

    //gathering current date time data for timeout check
    timeoutCheck = DateTime.Now;

    //calculating timeout value
    TimeSpan timespan = DateTime.Now - timeoutCheck;

    //looping code until the timeout exceeds the user defined value
    while (timespan.Seconds < timeout)
    {
        //checking if server has sent a message to us
        if (ns.DataAvailable)
        {
            //if so, get the message

            if (secure) // SSL
            {
                return secureReader.ReadLine();
            }
            else if (!secure) // NO SSL
            {
                return nsReader.ReadLine();
            }

        }

        //recalculating the timeout value
        timespan = DateTime.Now - timeoutCheck;
    }

    return "timeout waiting response";


}

Quake2Player wrote:

in the background the .ReadLine() would still be stuck consuming CPU

M_Aurelius wrote:

If I remove the dt:dt="String"

System.IO.File.Copy(@"C:\\folder1\\program.exe", @"D:\\directory\\destination.exe");

Douglas Troy wrote:

3). Save the state of your console app, create process to external program and terminate. External program copies app and then starts it back up, restore console app state.

System.IO.File.Copy(
@"C:\Users\Dave\Documents\Visual Studio 10\Projects\TestSolution\TestSolution\bin\Debug\TestSolution.exe",
@"C:\Users\Dave\Documents\Visual Studio 10\Projects\TestSolution\TestSolution\bin\Debug\TestSolution2.exe");

System.IO.File.Copy("this.Executable", "destination");

Rajdeep.NET wrote:

But the thing is that even if I assure this peice of code to my application, it would work fine for me but not in other's system (I mean client's machine).

string thisPath;
thisPath = System.Windows.Forms.Application.ExecutablePath;

// OR

thisPath = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location;