System.Diagnostics.Process proc = new System.Diagnostics.Process();

proc.StartInfo = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo("asdf.exe");

proc.Start();
proc.Close();

Also there doesn't seem to be any funcionality in your linkedlist that isn't present already in the linkedlists the .NET framework has to offer. Unless you're doing it juts purely for a learning...

If you publish it creates a clickonce application shortcut that packages together each file that is part of the entire solution as a .deploy. It is given a pre-made installer and even installs .NET...

Make an attempt, post your code and then we can help on what you dont understand.

Why dont you show us what you have and maybe ask questions about what you dont understand? We aren't going to do the homework for you.

Hi All,

A long time ago I researched Reflection and created a solution demoing my learnt capabilities from it.

In my example I did not pass any arguments into the Invocation of the method call...

Is this a joke?

Look it up.

Like the previous poster said, if you plan on developing a full fledged game with XNA, you're outa your mind.

And yes, you can do unmanaged in C#. Look it up.

C++ is what major software companies use to make games. End of story.

C++ will never be replaced by C# because they serve two totally different purposes... C# was not designed to make full fledged...

For the love of god surround that in code tags...

BTW, not all code paths return a value means:

Your methods do not return a value in EVERY scenario. There are some scenarios that do not return...

Then you aren't using the exact same code. Because I get the correct output.

The save code looks fine to me. You should debug it and perhaps check the actual image some more before saving it (manually of course).

Ok, I wrote a little test application to time this because you got me interested.

Here's the calculation I used (based off your example).


// Test single appends, going 10,000,000 times.
for...

Try using StreamReader.


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;

namespace ReadLines
{

please use code tags im getting a headache reading that.

I prefer click once deployment. Google it for references

You can compile any program into binaries but those binaries have requirements most of the time. Such as for C# it requires the host machine have the .NET Framework (at least version used to...

Figured it out


public void RunScript(string scriptName)
{
Assembly _assemblyInfo = Assembly.LoadFrom("Script.dll");
Type theType =...

So I got most of it working - Here's what i'm doing now. I just need some direction/assistance on one line, which is the MethodInfo object.Invoke method.

public void RunScript(string...

I've been looking around at various examples of Reflections and couldn't find any that go into detail about the scenario i need.

Let me explain what my current situation is:

Main Console App...

And that's found within:
using System.Diagnostics;

was also over a month ago i asked for help on this lol. i figured it out a while ago, and i specifically said in my post i don't want someone to code it for me.

probably wont fix it, but if you're using a messagebox and getting the result from it, you should use the DialogResult property. It would be something like this...

DialogResult dr;
dr =...

figured it out,

was using forms.timer instead of system.timer

So, here's my problem atm:

I've declared the timer as a class member


private int numSS;
private System.Windows.Forms.Timer timer1;

F1 List and ArrayList and see what exactly the difference is :)

no the real problem is that you're using a variable before it exists. which is what Narue and I said.

You obviously didn't google this. There's hundreds of pages shown with a simple search for "Send Fax C#" or "Receive Fax C#"

http://www.codeproject.com/Purgatory/Fax-XP-ing.asp
...

BaseToken is returning a child classes variable (tokenValue), which it doesn't know exists because it's the Base class. The base class should declare the variable.

cool thanks for the links, got it working.

which brings me back to my original question:

I don't know how to use a timer like that. How to set up a method or block of code to be ran every 5 seconds. It would obviously have to be on a...

yes i can do that, but how do i automate that process with a timer?

im trying to avoid the button press to refresh.

The form that i need to refresh displays a bunch of information read in and displays it in different labels/textboxes on the on the form.

Hey All,

Threading may not be the answer to this, but here's my current situation.

I have a form that I want updated about every 5 seconds. I couldn't figure out how to do this, so I just did...

I started with C++, then learned some C. Then some Java. Then some C#, and now I'm 99% C#.

But when I was with each language, my output from that language was completely different. I was writting...

umm what are u talking bout? im confused as to what the op wants us to do... not by ur 3rd grade example...

i'm absolutely confused...

From my personal experience, learn everything you think you can on your own before investing in a college that specializes in software development. I went to Fullsail in the Game Design/Development...

all you told us is that you have to do a problem using classes, a list, and polymorphism... and math is optional.

why dont you tell us the problem? or start an idea of your own and then we can...