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Hi everyone, I'm developing a WPF application for work in C# (.NET 4.0), and I've got a skins manager kind-of working. The only thing is, styles defined in my .xaml files are only applied to elements with the same classname, and don't cascade down to derived elements. Is there any …

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Hi folks, I'm working on a PXE server application as part of a toolchain that I'm going to use to develop an OS. At the moment, I'm concentrating on the DHCP part, then I'll look at the TFTP part later on. Now, I'm aware that a DHCP uses UDP to …

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Hi folks, Okay, here's the scenario; I've got 2 DLLs, "A.dll" and "B.dll", that I'm referencing within my VS2010 C# project, "ProjectC". "B.dll" also contains a reference to "A.dll". "A.dll" contains a class, [ICODE]ClassA[/ICODE], which contains an automatic static property called [ICODE]ClassA.StaticProperty[/ICODE]. Now here's where I'm a bit uncertain as …

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Hi folks, Please forgive a bit of a n00b question, but I'm working with the SwingWorker class and want to create a subclass of this which includes an input type, as well as the existing output and progress-message types (so basically I'd have "CTSwingWorker< I, O, M >"). Now, I'm …

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Hi folks, I'm working on a project that involves 4 net-tops that will be powered from a single PSU. The PSU that I would prefer to use comes from a SATA tower, providing 2 4-pin molex connectors that provide +5/12V. The net-tops that I have in mind use 12V, and …

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Hi folks, I just want to be certain on a few things before I continue developing my software (using NASM). I know it seems a bit strange to finally understand addressing AFTER I've already developed a bootstrap loader, but that's the way it's happened!!! :$ I'm currently working in 16-bit …

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Be aware that programming an OS is probably the most complicated programming project possible! Unless you're looking at modifying an existing kernel (e.g. Linux .etc.), it's going to be a long-term project (months to years). On the other hand, if you're up to the challenge it could be a very …

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Hi everyone, I'm creating my own OS from scratch, and I'm first producing an installation CD so that I can easily install my kernel on a hard drive. So far, I've written a CD-based bootstrap loader in NASM that finds a program within the root directory of the CD, loads …

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I don't believe in completing assignments for students, but here's 2 clues for the generation of the numbers; 1.> Use the "Random" class to generate the numbers. 2.> Use one of the "Set" derivative classes to ensure all numbers are unique (e.g. "TreeSet<Integer>").

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I'm creating a system that has a parameterized class "TypeModule<T>". Now, I have another class that has the following member; [CODE]private LinkedHashMap<Class, ArrayList<TypeModule>> m_modules = ...[/CODE] Here's my dilemma. I need something more like the following; [CODE]private LinkedHashMap<Class<?>, ArrayList<TypeModule<?>>> m_modules = ...[/CODE] The only thing is, I need the '?'s …

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Hi folks, I'm writing some utility classes for a project, and I've written an abstract class called "XPObjectTable" that displays a table of objects of a given type. To refresh this, I'm using "AbstractTableModel.fireTableDataChanged()". Now I'm writing a similar class for JList, but can't find a similar method (i.e. "AbstractListModel.fireListDataChanged()"). …

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I think your question is a bit ambiguous. You need to know the chip model .etc. for starters, and what language(s) it supports for programming. Programming a chip is similar to programming a computer, but you need to know the capabilities of the chip before going any further. I've programmed …

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Hi, I'm creating a component for a process flow charting system, and have come to the point where I need to implement D&D between components. I have a panel containing expanding lists, where each list item represents a process definition. What I need to do is the following. Altogether, I'm …

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Hey buddy! Okay, the best way to package your resources is to tuck them away into your project's path (as you have done), and use Class.getResource(). What it does is return a URL object, which points to the specified file within the package, whether it's an image, a text file, …

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Okay, looks like you need the following... public static final int XMIN = 0; public static final int XMAX = 700; private int xPos = 0; private int yPos = 0; private int xDir = 1; public void move() { xPos += xDir; if( ( xPos <= XMIN ) || …

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[QUOTE=Day Brown;286278]the indirect address '[msg] and not the content of the array called 'msg' should be what goes into si. What's there instead? Whatcha doing this for?[/QUOTE] It looks like you're kinda mixed up here; 'msg' would be the [U]address[/U], whilst '[msg]' would be the [U]content[/U] of that address. We …

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Hi everyone, I'm really, really confused with the whole CHS thing. Here's what I understand so far... INT13, function 8 can get me the following drive parameters:- Heads Cylinders Sectors-per-Track I can use the following calculations to get the disk space:- Sectors-per-Side = Sectors-per-Track * Cylinders Total Sectors = Sectors-per-Side …

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Hi folks, I'm creating a bootloader for my setup CD in NASM, and so far I've got the PVD (Primary Volume Descriptor) stored in a buffer. Now I'm stuck, as I'm not sure exactly how the Directory Records .etc. are structured; how is the one-to-many relationship implemented .etc. as it …

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Hi folks, I'm developing a system where I'm going to be running BackgroundWorkers within another BackgroundWorker's DoWork method. Is it safe to call the ReportProgress(...) method of the former from the work threads of the other BackgroundWorkers?

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Hi, I've worked with the Speech API in the past (VB6), and I'm now looking to use it in my project. For those who haven't read previous posts of mine, I'm developing an AI system in C#/.NET which learns from the internet. Well, I'm going to say I told a …

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Hi everyone, I'm using WPF to make a nice UI for a completely automated system (to the point where there are no interactive controls what-so-ever) that downloads media from the net and learns from it. I've got a class that I've created which acts as an entry point to the …

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Hi everyone, I'm looking to tinker with developing an OS from scratch, but the only machine I have that's 'tinkerable' (i.e. that I don't have important work or anything on) is my PS3 (not the slim version, so I can install "Other OS"). I've seen an example on the net …

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Hey there folks! I've created a class, ATHENADictionary which extends Dictionary, as listed below... [CODE] /// <summary> /// Extends the Dictionary class to provide more functionality. /// </summary> /// <typeparam name="TKey">the key type.</typeparam> /// <typeparam name="TValue">the value type.</typeparam> public class ATHENADictionary<TKey,TValue> : Dictionary<TKey,TValue> { /// <summary> /// New indexer method, …

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Hi folks, I'm working on a very complex AI system, which I've designed as a expandable, long-term project. One of my core components will be an FOPC (First-Order Predicate Calculus) system, which needs an inference engine in order to function. I just wondered if anybody has come across any tutorials …

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Hi folks, I'm working on a complex AI system that pulls information from the internet (and possibly from other live sources in the future) and learns from it in the same way that a human does. I'm not sure if this counts as a C# problem or more of a …

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[QUOTE=RoyMicro;1120966]Hai I have to provide icons for my C# application (just like any other application!) But what is the optimum size of these icons used for different purposes? GUI has a icon, menu has got images etc. I got downloads in which different sizes of icons and even images in …

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[QUOTE=nicolae;1125846]hi pls give me the full solution for this one. tnx[/QUOTE] Just to get you started, but vague enough to make you do your own work; look at serialization and BLOBs.

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Hi folks, I'm developing an AI system in C# that will pull out information from the internet in various forms and learn from it. The system will consist of a multitude of agents that interact with a very large central database of knowledge. At the moment I'm at the prototyping …

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