Works fine here too...

You are trying to call a constructor that doesn't exist. Try changing:

matrix[i - 1, j] = new bool(temp);

to

matrix[i - 1, j] = //True or false

What is the classname that is listed in the error message?



is the error message number CS0143?

Can you post the code where you instantiate an object of Field class?

You are welcome :) glad the link was useful!

Did this solve your issue? If it did could you mark the thread as solved please so that others know it is solved!:)

Hi again knoweldgelover, this link may help you out somewhat:


Hope this helps

Ahhh Codeproject - love that site Jerry! I think (not tested it) this will work:

OpenFileDialog op = new OpenFileDialog();
op.ShowDialog();
Hope that helps! Just put that in the event handler of...

Where have you cast the variable Y?

Hi there Traicey :)

Give this a try:

string x = "";
int parsex = Int32.Parse(x);

Or

string x = "";

Hi there, this article may help.....

Did you try the .exe that is found under the bin/debug directory of your project? Oh and any pc you wish the exe to run on will need the .net framework I am afraid. One of the downsides of using...

JerryShaw, nice one buddy! Have been trying to solve this one for emilio for a while now lol

I have found this article that may help you a lot. look under 'events and delegates'

Have you added your custom controls to your project? If not, right click your project and select 'add existing item' then add your controls. hope this helps!

Hi there emilio, could you post your code so we can try to help you a little easier?

try to remove the "" around "<data>". Tell us what you see then...

Hi there, this link might be useful to you:



hope that helps!

are you using a checked list box? if so this might help you a lot:

Jx_man's solution is better than mine, as when you are debugging my solution means that the application is still running (the login form is there, just not visible). Jx_man's solution closes the...

you could hide the login form by adding the following under the instantiation of your next form(in login form class):

this.Hide();

that code i just posted will work

label2 is what you need, label 1 was for testing.

public partial class Form1 : Form
{
int ctr = 0;
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}

private void textBox1_TextChanged(object...

what you need to do to get the label to say 4 or whatever is reduce the counter with this statement

ctr--

this needs to go in an event handler that is capable of detecting if the backspace is...

have you got the incrementor working yet ?

remember to declare ctr at the top of your class as such:

int ctr = 0;

ok, well so far I have this:
ctr++;
label1.Text= textBox1.Text;
label2.Text = ctr.ToString();

This, however, doesnt reduce the label to 4 if a character is deleted. But...

ok you need to write some code in the textbox text changed event. (double click the textbox to make event hander) are you using Visual studio ?

if a user types "hello" then presses backspace to remove the "o" what would you like to happen then ? the label to read 4 ?

ok I understand what you are doing, I will rack my brains for you hold on.....

do you mean
1.that if i type in "hello" in textbox, your label should reflect what has been typed (therefore the label text will be "hello")?
2.or do you mean that if I type in "hello"in to the...

you can try this instead
http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html

there you go buddy!
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/Download/