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why not loop through it 10^6 times to see which is faster?
there are no facts, only interpretations
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second source is faster than first..
why ?
because in second source, construction operation is automated..
Oguz Bastemur
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Hi,
We currently have a sutuation where we have a C# application and a MFC/C++ application.
To synchronize events between them we have used a Mutex. This is created with the following code:
mutexInterface = new System.Threading.Mutex(false, strMUTEX);
strMUTEX is a constant string used to name the Mutex.
On the MFC side the mutex is constructed with the following code:
m_muxInterfaceMutex(FALSE, strMUTEX);
Everything seems pretty simple so far.
If we start the MFC app first, then the C# one everything runs fine.
However if we run the C# app first the construction of the mutex in the MFC app fails and displays 'A required resource was unavailable'
Does anybody know how we can overcome this situation. We would rather avoid telling the users they have to start one app before the other, but it may come to that.
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sjhart wrote:
We would rather avoid telling the users they have to start one app before the other, but it may come to that.
You could write a 3rd application/tiny script that starts both applications in the desired order you want them to be started.
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Do someone know a simple way to hook 2 forms to each other like winamp ?
I have a SDI application with a parent form from which i open child forms.
For example, in winamp there is the main window which is the player, then we can open the playlist.
We can move the playlist and put it where we want, but if we move it near the main window, it automaticaly sticks to it (like a magnet) then after, when we move the player, the playlist follow...
I would like my forms to do this magnet effect.
thanks
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There is obviously no built-in way of doing this but you can always:
- keep track of where your forms are and the sizes of the forms
- respond to events when a form is moved
- calculate whether a form is close enough to "snap" and then move the form...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Alex Korchemniy
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Hi,
my problem is, that if I want to change the row by pressing the return key, I found no event which fired.
I have added the DataGridTextBoxColumn to my DataGrid and so I have the possibility to add events on several columns.
Does anybody know a solution?
Sorry, if my English was not perfect, I am from Germany.
Thanx
Steffen
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Because your problem is not very clear to me, I assume that your datagrid's data source is from a dataset.
You can try set an event handler for one of these dataset events.
1. RowChanged
2. RowChanging
3. ColumnChanged
4. ColumnChanging
For the changing event, it occurs when data is changing. You can cancel or accept the changes in this event.
For the changed event, it occurs when data has been changed successfully.
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I mean with change the row not to change the value in the special cell. I mean that the cursor is after pressing the return key in the row below the row before.
Example:
Rows:
0
1*cursor* -> then pressing return --> event should fire
2
-->
0
1
2*cursor* (one position higher in the row collection)
I hope my English was understandable.
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Hello,
I'm looking for a C# parser that can give me access to a C# program's code inside a running C# program. The parser should not just build an abstract syntax tree but also give a types hierarchy of the types created and used in the program and some further refinements. For example, it would be important to know the type of an object if an object's method is called. (the highest type in an inheritance hierarchy would be enough, of course).
Does anyone know about a library providing this? I only found some pure parsers that give me an AST. But with the tree alone there's much more work to do to get the required information out of the program.
Thanks
Stefan
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I think reflection is not capable of getting information about the inside of a method. I need t know which classes' methods are called by a method. I want to create a call/use graph from a software (can be from source code).
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Ok, I'm missing something fundamental here - I know it. Would one of you gurus be so kind as to point out my error, please.
I have a class Called ProcessInfo in the namespace Mycompany.Project that is used to store custom process information...
namespace MyCompany.Project
{
public class ProcessInfo
{
private string m_sStatus;
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}
}
This class is used in two projects. Project A is a dll that uses the same (MyCompany.Project) namespace. Project B is an exe also uses the same namespace.
Project B dynamically loads and invokes the Project A dll. Project B passes an instance of an ArrayList to Project A, who adds instances of the ProcessInfo class to the ArrayList. Project B attempts to loop through the ArrayList to access the ProcessInfo instances as follows:
private void SomeFunction()
{
foreach (ProcessInfo oInfo in oArrayList)
{
.
.
.
}
}
I always get invalid cast exceptions on the foreach line. The debugger correctly show the oArrayList as containing instances of type {MyCompany.Project.ProcessInfo} and the contents of the individual ArrayList entries can be read (in the debugger).
What am I missing? I've tried various permutations of the above code - including fully qualifying the namespace, using IEnumerator, etc...
I have searched MSDN, but have had little luck specifying the correct query to find answers.
I would very much appreciate any help in solving this. I thank you in advance.
Peff
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I want to retrieve the VID and PID of usb device,such as mp3 and u-disk.I know how to enum the device infomation by using some of windows API step by step.I just do not know how to define the GUID structure,how to pass the GUID as a parameter to the api,such as SetupDiGetClassDevs(),and especially how to marshal the type of those parameters.
Can you give me an detail example in C#?
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Hi guys
Is there any way that I can set the small/large imagelists for a ListView control to the handle of the system's standard image list?
I know I can use SHGetFileInfo() function for retreiving the system image list, but how do I set it to ListView.SmallImageList? (ie. ListView.SmallImageList.Handle is READ-ONLY)
Any pointers would be appreciated
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm trying to implement cd burning capabilities in my application with the open source console application cdrdao[^].
I'd like to run this application in the background (hidden from the user), but return all the status information "on the fly" to the user. That is, before cdrdao has terminated burning the cd.
How can I monitor what this console application is writing to the console? Also, would it be possible to simulate keystrokes in the console application, but from my code? For example, if the user clicks the Cancel button, I'd like to send a CTRL-BREAK to the console app.
Thanks!
Carl
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Carl,
You might want to look at the System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo class. The ProcessStartInfo class allows the redirecting of the standard output so that the calling application can read it. For example:
{
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Process oProcess = new Process();
string sData;
oProcess.StartInfo.FileName = "cdrao.exe";
oProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "-whatever";
oProcess.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
oProcess.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;
oProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
oProcess.Start();
while (some condition)
{
sData = oProcess.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd();
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}
I'm not sure about sending keystrokes. I know the SendKeys class will send keystrokes, but I believe it only sends them to the current app.
Hope this helps.
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That will only work when the console app exits right? If that's the case, that's not what I want since I need to return feedback to the user while the cd is burning (especially since this can be a long process!)
Thanks!
Carl
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Hi,
Here's some code I tried. However, the output isn't redirected to my app. If I make it open a standard console window, I can see the output on the screen (in the console window).
Process oProcess = new Process();<br />
oProcess.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\Program Files\cdrdao\cdrdao.exe";<br />
oProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "scanbus";<br />
oProcess.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;<br />
oProcess.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;<br />
oProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;<br />
oProcess.Start();<br />
<br />
while (!oProcess.HasExited)<br />
{<br />
if (oProcess.StandardOutput.Peek() == -1)<br />
{<br />
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(50);<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
char[] myOutput = new char[32];<br />
int nRead = oProcess.StandardOutput.Read(myOutput, 0, 32);<br />
if (nRead > 0)<br />
{<br />
textBox1.Text += myOutput;<br />
}<br />
}<br />
}
Any idea? I'm also interrested in knowing how to send key strokes to the console, for whoever reads this 
Thanks!
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I'm having massive difficulty trying to print weekly reports in the following way:
I have a report generated for a month, May for aregument sake. I want the data in the report broken up into 4/5 weeks, not simply flowing though the month. In other words:
Week 1:
data
data
data
Week 2:
data
data
data
Week 3:
data
data
data
Week 4:
data
data
data
Each set of data has a full DateTime variable with it. I've managed to get a week number from each date - but they're in relation to the year, not the month.
Any ideas?
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I think you can just substract the week number u got,
with the last month week number.
This is a simple example (mm/dd/yy is the date format):
select convert(numeric(3,0), datename(ww, '02/24/2004')) - convert(numeric(3,0), datename(ww, '01/31/2004'))
The query will give u the week number relate to the month for 24th Feb 2004.
Hope this can help u,
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Hi,
Can I actually disable alt-tab key combination, and windows key.
So the computer always stay focus on the application.
If it's possible, does anyone know how to do it?
Thank you very much in advance.
Anton
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I don't know of a pragmatic solution, but you could try installing I Hate This Key[^] which lets you disable keys
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Thank you very much for the suggestion, but I need to disable alt-tab or windows key programmatically.
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