The problem with that would be is that its not a singleton and can exist in multiple classes


private static readonly GlobalVariables TheSingleGlobalVariableInstance = new GlobalVariables();

...

The exe is the compiled solution, all exes have already been compiled as well

if you are in a winforms app, it needs to be compiled before running it, if you are in asp.net you can set the project...

right, then the exception is correct

uri is expected to be a registered prefix, and javascript is not, things are working properly!!!

are you meaning something like this?


foreach (HtmlElement link in webBrowser1.Document.Links)
{
bool isValid = false;
string linkItem =...

you are correct, String.split is the way to go to treat it the same as the tokenizer

the other way would be to use regex

lol yeh man, it worked fine, will you post the whole class structure then?

are you catching the key press event and checking for enter?


if ((int)e.KeyChar == (int)Keys.Enter)
{
Navigate(toolStripTextBox1.Text);
}

if you use fxcop or code analysis in visual studio there is a rule CA1806 to 'do not ignore method results'
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms244717(VS.80).aspx

how about


int myValue = 6000;
Debug.WriteLine(Convert.ToString (myValue, 2));


little less lines of code

Rude, for giving him a link with what it is with code and saying to clarify the question?

Doesn't look like a good way to start off here RC131, when we are trying to help.

here is the sql code to get it


SELECT
sysobjects.name AS "TABLE_NAME",
syscolumns.name AS "COLUMN_NAME",
systypes.name AS "DATA_TYPE",
syscolumns.LENGTH AS "LENGTH"
FROM ...

i think maybe a small correction to that, since he is getting them from the newEmployee object


string sql = "INSERT INTO employeeTable(EmployeeName, Salary) VALUES ('" + newEmployee.EmployeeName...

Lol agree with ddanbe, like we told you yesterday use
tbSendText.Text

And just to shed some light on what the other guys are saying about the crlf (\r\n), the socket you are connected to needs to...

you can do it with a binding source

http://blogs.msdn.com/dchandnani/archive/2005/03/12/394438.aspx

also before adding the items, make sure you call


this.comboBox1.Items.Clear();

Yes, I thought you made a custom wrapper around it that only accepted a char.

Anyways here's a link
http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/netfxbcl/thread/ebf6b7f4-123c-4de0-b331-2ea74769c94d/