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Comments by Kareem Abou Saad (Top 5 by date)
Kareem Abou Saad
26-Jun-14 11:58am
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Probably you'll have to use MATLAB
Kareem Abou Saad
18-Jun-14 6:45am
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Are you referring to the singleton pattern ?
Kareem Abou Saad
18-Jun-14 4:44am
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Probably because you are using xmlDoc.CreateElement((i).ToString()) ...
Kareem Abou Saad
18-Jun-14 4:42am
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Usually this error is due to some firewall settings that are blocking the process of connecting to the server ...
Kareem Abou Saad
17-Jun-14 7:54am
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Yes I will give you an example:
Consider the string: Kareem,20,Programmer.
Each value separated by a comma represents a field, such the it resembles the following pattern: Name,Age,Occupation.
string s = "Kareem,20,Programmer";
string[] info = String.Split(","); //Splits the string into fields separated by a comma.
string[] fields = {"Name", "Age", "Occupation");
//Fill the 2-dimensional array using for loops
String[,] ExportData()
{
String[,] Data = new String[fields.Length, 2];
int iRow;
for (iRow = 0; iRow < fields.Length; iRow++)
{
//Put the row and column address in the cell.
Data[iRow, 0] = fields[iRow];
Data[iRow, 1] = info[iRow];
}
return Data;
}
Sorry for the late reply by the way I hope I helped.