Hello.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but to get array of child forms, you can use the MdiChildren property, e.g.:

this.MdiChildren[0].BackColor = Color.Black;

//and in same...

Ok, let's take an example:
137*1456

We can factorize it:
137*(1000 + 400 + 50 + 6)

To see the connection, we can convert this in form like this:
137*(1*10^3 + 4*10^2 + 5*10^1 + 6*10^0)...

I understood you.

That's pretty clear, but also, from your words: you go through arrays and their length is 1 less than sum array has. So the first element of this array would never be changed....

Hello.
The troubles are starting here:

carry = 1;

You carry can be more than 1 .. so you should take the integer part of your holder:

carry = holder / 10;

Hello, Ryshad :)
Ok, let's go .. I'll give a few comments on your suggestions and then give you an example.

No, you shouldn't. Because the Bay class shouldn't be aware of what's happening outside...

Hello.
If I understood you correctly - this may be helpful for you: Implementing Singleton in C# (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998558.aspx)

Hello.
Isn't this non-stop recursive call to the same function:

public string GetClientsList()
{
try
{
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
...

Hello, phoenix_dwarf.

While playing with your code found interesting thingy: it works fine on every tab .. except the 1st one. Anyway, while trying to explain such behaviour, found this:


...

You're welcome :)
Good luck with learning C#.

Please, mark this thread as solved if the issue is settled.

Hello.
Both ArrayList and List classes are provided to work with dynamic arrays. But, in ArrayList all elements have type of System.Object. And in List you specify the type of elements by yourself....

Hello, DeOiD.
Here's one more way to go ..
If choose between Array, ArrayList or List<T> - I would suggest you use List<T>.
For keeping such values you can define a class or structure. For...

Hello, wil0022.
Indeed, you can't do like this:

if (final[0] & final[1] & final[2] & final[3] & final[4] & final[5] & final[6] & final[7] & final[8] & final[9] != first[counter2])

I suppose...

Yeah .. it also works fine here.

P.S. Are you sure, that your file, which lays in path has text in it (maybe this is that simple, that you're overlooking :P)?

Hello, HBMSGuy.
Are you sure, that you have error about passing derived class when method asks the base one? Only thing, that I see it's a few mistakes (in other area):

Class TaskToRun
{
...

Hello, ddanbe. All you have to do is add your BinCB to the list of Controls of your form:

this.Controls.Add(this.BinCB);

Hello, jobi116.
As one of the solutions, I can offer this to you:
there is one function : SHGetFolderPath (shell32) (http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/shell32/SHGetFolderPath.html), that can help...

When you call this:

tail = Counter(tail);

variable tail not gonna change. Your initial value of tail is 0 and if you'll divide it by some number - it will give you 0.

Check for this (msdn):

I've tried to set the EnableHeadersVisualStyles to false and it's working.

You have mistake in word Entries in the 'RemoveEmptyEntires'.

beforehand, sorry for my english... :)
I have some advices for you:
1. You have a lot of repeating code in your program. You should take out it to a method(s) and then call it...
(also in...

Here is something, that I found in your theme:
http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/DotNet/microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp/2008-04/msg00629.html

:) I hope, it will help you!

:) good luck