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Replied To a Post in Drag .txt file on .exe and start texteditor
These things are called Command Line Arguments (for your reference). You can retrieve them in a WinForms app by calling `Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()` Command line arguments are space delimited, so if you … -
Replied To a Post in Chat Rooms
Given that I spent most of this weekend asleep and/or playing MTG, I'll do it this week :) -
Replied To a Post in Get paid to answer questions
> I suppose if a member has 4 accounts they could still make 4 entries whoever chooses the winner. > > If honesty and integrity cannot be relied upon, the … -
Replied To a Post in Get paid to answer questions
> What if only those members who are selected and participate in the thread get to vote on either a single member or all members get a cut. Again too … -
Replied To a Post in Chat Rooms
I completely forgot this thread even existed :) I can't remember what my reasoning was for the state information to be client side. I'm sure there was one, but it … -
Replied To a Post in Webservice adding async to my method?
Oh you mean the old style Async! Sorry, I thought you meant the new one :) That looks okay. I'd do it slightly differently by abstracting the client away, but … -
Replied To a Post in Webservice adding async to my method?
Any particular reason you can't use the async keyword? If so, just take it off. An async method returns a Task, the result of the Task is your data type. … -
Replied To a Post in memory stream pdf to "DIV"
Well, your two options are (to achieve what you want); 1. Decode the PDF server side and parse into HTML format. Insert that between your div 2. Run some kind … -
Replied To a Post in chat application understanding
I think you should clarify what you want. As in, do you want to connect to *any* website regardless of whether or not it's controlled by you, or, would this … -
Gave Reputation to Sulaiman_1 in C# Counter
string CounterSql = "SELECT counter from counters where ctrtype = 'station'"; OleDbCommand CBCmd = new OleDbCommand(CounterSql, AMSCONN); AMSCONN.Open(); OleDbDataReader CBReader = CBCmd.ExecuteReader(); if(CBReader.read()) Code_txt.Text=(int.parse(CBReader[0].toString())+1).toString(); else Code_txt.Text="1" AMSCONN.Close(); -
Replied To a Post in Random class c#
Random number generators, in a lot of cases, need to be deterministic and you often need more than one in order for it to remain deterministic. If the RNG were … -
Replied To a Post in Gps related web application
Probably better asking on Business Exchange. You're essentially asking us to pitch business ideas at you. ;) -
Replied To a Post in WinForms obsolete attribute on partial class
I would do a little re-design there. Whilst `const` ought to be flagged by Obsolete, I would redesign and make a public property that returns your const. Mark the property … -
Gave Reputation to Momerath in How to get the most recently selected item in a listbox?
There is no need to pass any of that stuff by reference, remove it all. You mix modes (windows controls writing to the console). Your methods have overly complicated signatures … -
Gave Reputation to cgeier in How to get the most recently selected item in a listbox?
I re-worked the above code to create a version that allows you to specify if you want the last "Selected" item, the last "De-selected" item, or last item that was … -
Replied To a Post in Initializing Arrays
If you're using a List as ddanbe suggested, as an extra bonus you can use the ForEach method on the list object. `guys.ForEach(guy => guy.UpdateLabels());` There's little difference between `foreach` … -
Replied To a Post in Initializing Arrays
Nothing really, they both have the same outcome. The second way is the preferred method if you know the contents before hand. It boils down to; `Guy[] guys = new … -
Replied To a Post in Unique 6 digit number
If you simply want uniqueness, take the highest number you already have and add 1. Simple yet effective. You said that you don't want to have to iterate through all … -
Replied To a Post in Emails to a Bounced Address
Hmm, I wouldn't remove on a simple edit. I would put a little button on your profile page that clears the flag. I've always prefered explicit over implicit, especially in … -
Replied To a Post in Problem with code fomatting
Maybe it was a cache/refresh thing, but to me it looks the same as you've typed it...  -
Replied To a Post in capture the selected area of the desktop as a video in picturebox in visual
I would scour google for a C++ library that can capture a desktop area. You will be able to link to your C++ from C# by using DllImport. This allows … -
Replied To a Post in capture the selected area of the desktop as a video in picturebox in visual
You won't be able to do this entirely in C# unless you utilise something like SharpDX. You will need to call out to a C++ library in all liklihood. Once … -
Created Emails to a Bounced Address
Would it be possible for you to mark this as read and retry? My mail server went down for a while and bounced some of the DW emails. Now everytime … -
Replied To a Post in how to add web page in windows forms project
Open it in a browser or in the form? -
Replied To a Post in The Sony problem
Unless someone reverse engineers the proprietary protocol I doubt third party manufacturers will be able to. There is no real standard for how accessories communicate with their host hardware. Also, … -
Replied To a Post in Version Control
Not sure what website you were looking at but I haven't been able to find that. Git is available as OpenSource from their website. Install and configure a repository, there … -
Replied To a Post in Version Control
I personally think of the "cloud" to mean geo-redundant storage and distribution, much in the way content delivery networks work. i.e. I upload a picture of my cat to "the … -
Replied To a Post in webBrowser control doesn´t show webpage
You could try and use WebKit.NET. This will attempt to use the same browser component that is used in Safari. Other than that, there is the Chromium Embedded Framework, but … -
Replied To a Post in webBrowser control doesn´t show webpage
The web browser control is based on Internet Explorer. If the web page doesn't work in IE, it won't work in your WebControl either. -
Replied To a Post in Version Control
@jwenting Have you considered hosting your own Mercurial server? -
Replied To a Post in Memory Leak in Daniweb? (Chrome)
I would like to add that this is not only DW exhibiting the issue (for me). This also occurs is Battlelog (for Battlefield 4). Because of the size of the … -
Replied To a Post in WPF-White Screen Problem
Given that it works elsewhere, just not on your machine, indicates a possible issue with your machine. The graphics drivers perhaps. Unfortunately, beyond this, I'm out of ideas. -
Replied To a Post in WPF-White Screen Problem
When you reinstalled your OS, did you copy the entire source folder to backup? Inside there's an obj directory. Try deleting that folder and rebuilding. -
Replied To a Post in How do I call string a defined outside of the class ?
You'd need to make it `static`, or if it never changes, `const` -
Replied To a Post in WPF-White Screen Problem
Google for dxwebsetup and download the one directly from Microsoft. This will ensure you're up to date. -
Replied To a Post in about getting unwanted default values in my rich text box
Have you check the value for `videoid` is a valid value? Did you also run the query against the database manually and check the result? What type of object is … -
Replied To a Post in about getting unwanted default values in my rich text box
I don't really understand your question. Could you try and explain it again please? -
Replied To a Post in WPF-White Screen Problem
Have you tried updating DirectX? -
Replied To a Post in Any other barbershoppers here?
That's a pity, really your only way to keep something alive is to recruit the youth and teach them. Music changes and evolves, there's no reason you can't have good … -
Replied To a Post in The sum of digits of a number in C#
Yep, although your will also add up standard characters too :P You could also use '0' instead of 48. Just easier to remember :) Also, strictly speaking, you could do … -
Replied To a Post in Strange behaviour with TCPClient ReadTimeout
Ah, sorry I'm used to dealing with Sockets and not the TcpClient abstraction. Calling close on the TcpClient should be enough. You could try switching to `MessageReader.ReadBytes`. The advantage here … -
Replied To a Post in Any other barbershoppers here?
Hmm, I can only find a classic rock band from California. Is this you guys? (It appears to be a quartet and has a guy called Jim in it) -
Replied To a Post in The sum of digits of a number in C#
Take the value, mod by 10 add to result, divide original result by 10 (ignore decimal place) iterate in loop until original value is 0. For those of you who … -
Replied To a Post in Strange behaviour with TCPClient ReadTimeout
According to specification, a TCP/IP connection has no requirement to idle timeout. You're now essentially saying "I'm expecting data to be received within 20 seconds, otherwise, something went wrong." The … -
Replied To a Post in Any other barbershoppers here?
No but it sounds interesting. Are you in one? -
Replied To a Post in Code Release
I believe it would be fairly easy to host your own Mercurial server. -
Replied To a Post in Gridview Binding with linq statement
Probably means the join is failing. Check that your User table contains SiteIDs that are contained in your Sites able where the firstname is equal to what you're searching for. … -
Replied To a Post in Flat Screen monitor goes white
Sounds like the LVDS board is dying/dead. If you can take it back, do so. If not, you could probably buy a replacement board from HP, but it might be … -
Gave Reputation to rubberman in SAS vs SATA SSD?
For a system drive (read-mostly, write occasionally) then an SSD is a good choice (mirrored drives for reliability). For data storage (a lot of writing and over-writing, database, etc) then … -
Replied To a Post in Undefined function 'REPLICATE' in expression
Your padding is unecessary as you are parsing it to an int. 000001 simply becomes 1 once parsed. If you need to retain the leading 0s then you need to …
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