Posts by RwCC

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Those are my 3 favourite ones :)

You get an overpriced theme park

I put in my girlfriend

I play RuneScape. Started playing when applying for a job at Jagex (and you had to complete 1 quest) and hated it from day 1. Then I started to gain levels and was hooked. Now I am a paying member and spend ages doing really boring tasks lol.

Att: 65
Str: 65
Def: 63
HP: 66
Range: 57
Magic: 67
Prayer: 51

My top skill is fletching :)

http://www.samspublishing.com/library/content.asp?b=STY_Csharp_24hours&seqNum=11&rl=1

That is a very good site to learn C# quickly (well, 24 hours!) but it won't cover everything in a massively detailed way. So always best to go through proper books etc when you have time.

Hover your mouse over or click the things it cant find like 'dsLibrarians'

Then when a little box saying:
"Options to help bind the selected item"

Click the option which will say the likes of "using System.IO;" or whatever the DLL is. Whatever DLL you reference you have to type "using [DLL name]" at the top of your project

Also make sure you actually have them referenced in the first place. Right click References and add any DLLs that you need to for your project

You get the hand of death

I put in my weekend being spoilt by work

You get h4x00red, l33t style!

I put in chavs

http://www.digipen.edu/main/Webcast

Check that out for some free tutorials.

Not to sound harsh but if you are planning this as a career you need to be the dogs do-das. Unless you are very smart and very good you won't make it, though it is good fun developing games and does help with other programming careers :)

Im still a little unsure of the problem (doing many things at once, not good!). Is it happening like this:

original file
Hello There

file contents from S/Reader
HelloÚThere

Is that how it is coming across? I used to get problems with Stream Reader This code (which is basically the same as yours) works fine without any strange additional characters:

System.IO.StreamReader StreamReader1 =
            new System.IO.StreamReader("myfile.txt");
            String data = StreamReader1.ReadToEnd();
            textBox.Text = data;
            StreamReader1.Close();

Don't Valve check for scripts anyway? so even if you were provided with one you would be easily caught and banned from just about every CS:S server excluding the poorly run dodgy ones. And they get closed often enough.

Stick with using a marker on your screen or better yet, practice :) I can run and shoot with the AWP and hit my target, no cheating involved - just training :)

Just try to answer the question only the question, any u will become smart.

Thanks for ur support.

Always Regards,

Ben.

Sorry for jumping on the thread without providing help, but my God I love that! From here it seems like you are asking for a solution - but not telling us what the problem is.

Made me laugh anyway :lol:

You get a hoover

I put in Stormount

My breakfast consists of:
1. Chocolate flapjack x 1
2. Tea with sugar x 3
3. Bottle of coke x 1
4. Pro Plus x 4

After that I am able to start work properly :)

Ok I am rather confused about what you want, so the Ú is not meant to be there but is added when you read?

You get sleeping pills and a bottle of vodka

I put in moldy cheese covered in olive oil

Seems rather strange, I wouldnt think it would be good for creating GUIs as it is mainly symbols so error finding might be rather tricky lol

You get 'Shook Me All Night Long' by AC/DC

I put in my work

You get a sleeping bag

I put in podcasts

You get salt

I put in a fish cake

Here are the 3 I use. Micrasaft Windies XP (Belfast Edition), Rangers FC, and Sir David Healy! :cheesy:

You get a handful of very angry homeless sea creatures, mutated by chemical dumping, that are thirsty for your blood.

I put in TV licence fees

Here's a good joke:

Microsoft treat their customers fairly

LOLOLOLOL!!!!!

To make it invisible use this code:

this.Hide();

BUT if you are hiding your main form, then you will have to use Application.Exit(); when you want to shut down the application. Otherwise it will still run and cause problems. If it's not the main form of your application (by that I mean Form1), then use this.Close(); to just simply get rid of the form.

Hope this helps

God you are fond of python ain't ya, mentioned all the time lol. Treat C# like a completely different language, don't try to make comparisons as that just leads to trouble:

StreamReader reader = new StreamReader("MyFile.dat");
string strAllFile = reader.ReadToEnd().Replace("\r\n", "\n").Replace("\n\r", "\n");
string[] arrLines = strAllFile.Split(new char[] { '\n' });
textBox1.Text = arrLines[0];
textBox2.Text = arrLines[2];

That is reading line one from the .dat file and putting it into textbox1, and then reading line 3 and putting that in textbox2 using array.

StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter("MyFile.dat");
writer.WriteLine("Hello");
writer.WriteLine("World");

That is writing hello and world to two lines in a .dat file.

Do you mean for C#? Try this site:
http://www.samspublishing.com/library/content.asp?b=STY_Csharp_24hours&seqNum=11&rl=1

You get out an act of international terrorism

I put in a tired developer

Add a WebBrowser (which by default will be called webBrowser1) to your form.

Or to open direct from a button etc use this code:

string website = textBox1.Text;
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("iexplore.exe",website);

That will open IE and go to the URL that is currently in your text box.

Yes please post your code. Chances are you are having to insert values into all columns if they both have the same ones yet you are only inserting into 'x'

Whichever you want, I normally made it the morning after a big night out. But it's good at anytime ;)

Yes that is what I said. What you would call year 8, is our first year. You would have been there 2 years - we just start.

you get answers

I put in Bill Hicks

You get a pack of 20 Mayfair

I put in a Punt

You get a virii

I put in Ricky Gervais

You get out a used mousetrap

I put in Vista

I hate myspace. Horrible site and it gets so cluttered with idiots putting stupid stuff up. Bebo is better, but only just. My girlfriend uses it, yet she wont listen about staying safe. Silly girl.

You get a label

I put in DirectX

Numerous questions. My advice is to read various tutorials on t'internet. I used this site when I was learning:
http://www.samspublishing.com/library/content.asp?b=STY_Csharp_24hours&seqNum=11&rl=1

It's rather brief so some programming knowledge is required, but it gets you going and plenty of sample code.

Here is an MS link about debugging (which is simple, it's really just F5 plus any Breakpoints where you want to see what's happening. Pressing F11 will let you step through with the Breakpoints to see what's being passed into variables etc.

For creating a DLL right click on the project you want, select Properties, click the Application tab, and changte the Output type to Class Library. When you compile that project it will create a DLL. You can then click References and add the newly created DLL.

Rather brief explanations, but you asked rather broad questions. Still hope it helps though.

You get hatemail

I put in America

Hi welcome to the forum. I'm new too

You loose it and blood pours everywhere

I put in Iraq

That seems a little rash though? Did you try a system restore? Or logging in through Safe Mode to do a full virus scan?

That seems a little rash though? Did you try a system restore? Or logging in through Safe Mode to do a full virus scan?

Hey all,

I spotted Rugby mainly by looking at the "hello world" thread in Legacy. So I was wondering if it is actually worth learning? I am always looking for more ways to update my CV, but is Rugby wide-spread enough to warrent learning for any other reason than fun?

I do like the simplicity it seems to have, though if it's mainly just for things for me to use I guess I would be better going for a more mainstream language.

You get an error

I put in a bugless program

Any specific part of .Net? Like ASP, C# or just a general overview?

You get a pint of house vodka

I put in stilton

I've been working in various places since I was 13. Started in a factory doing odd jobs, then doing summer jobs in the same factory for 2 years, then teaching HTML in a training centre, then working for Tesco (go me - highlight of my career...), working in a sales office of a company, and now I work for a major development company in Southern England.

And I'm only 21; it's all about how you present yourself. My qualifications are not fantastic, but I am a people person. In my current job the original position fell through due to budget cuts, but the guy was so impressed he recommended me to a manager in a different department... and he called me personally to offer me the job :)

So, in summary (I'm not trying to make you feel bad by the way) it's being a really enthusiastic person and where possible knowing people on the 'inside' - which unfortunately for me I didn't have, at the time. And always remember to beef up your CV. Don’t go over the top but you can make jobs seem more important than they are, such as:

Industrial Refuge Disposal Officer could be a binman :)

You can see the differences between mainland Britain and Northern Ireland. We are in Primary School for 7 years (plus when I was there we did an extra year of Reception), then started 1st year Secondary School (or as you call it, year 8). So I was doing my GCSE's at year 12.

Crazy country my wee one.

Slightly off the topic, but thought I would share that nugget of information. You will thank me if it wins you a pub quiz ;) lol

Hey everyone,

I am always having to copy DLLs from various folders for various reasons. So I thought if I had a .bat file to do it then it would save me bucket loads of time.

So is anybody here able to provide code to copy from several folders and place them into a single one?

The folders with the DLLs are along the lines of:

C:\FileManager\Implementation\bin\Debug\fileman.dll
C:\Viewer\Implementation\bin\Debug\viewer.dll
C:\Resource\Implementation\bin\Debug\resource.dll

And I would like them to be placed into a folder like:
C:\DllFiles

I have seen some code for copying files, but it just does a full copy of the folder. So is there a way to just get the specific DLLs (and not any referenced ones contained in Debug) I want instead of the other files MS Visual Studio creates in Debug?

Would be along these lines:

public struct MyStruct

      {

        public string text;

        public string text2;

        public int number;

      }

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/InterOp.asp
http://www.java2s.com/Code/CSharp/Collections-Data-Structure/Array.htm

Some basic information