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How to read forms components?29 Mar 2006 10:31 GMT2
Can i enumarate the windows form's components? I want to list components on
the screen. Thanks...
(Note: I am using vs2005)
The sin of Suspend()29 Mar 2006 08:14 GMT2
I'm working on an application that due to the nature of the application
is heavily concurrent. Usually, there will be between 15 and 20 threads
running at the same time. However, at some times it might be necessary
to pause execution of these threads. Thread.Suspend() looks like an
switch vs Select Case29 Mar 2006 07:04 GMT16
In C# the following code generates a compiler error
("A constant value is expected"):
public void Test(string value)
{
Equivalent of java ">>>" operator in C#29 Mar 2006 07:02 GMT1
I wanted to find out what is the equivalent operator of ">>>" operator
of java in C#.
Thanks,
K
Excel Data29 Mar 2006 06:48 GMT4
Does anyone know a way to import excel data very fast?
I have spreadsheet data that has to be processed, the spreadsheet has 256
columns and 20,000 rows of data. That's 5,120,000 cells.
The cells can contain any type of data, but the data has to be coverted to
Multi-threading and callbacks29 Mar 2006 06:43 GMT1
I have a main program which is supposed to loop through a datareader and
then spawn a thread each time it goes through the loop. Each thread will be
generating a report. Once the thread completed the report it should notify
the main progam that it's done. The main program should ...
Datagrid Question29 Mar 2006 03:29 GMT8
I would like to read the value in a certain column of my datagrid. Can
someone please help me with the syntax?
I found one way to do this was:
string myString = dgListPersonnel.SelectedItem.Cells[1].Text
Silly prob with Vis studio 200529 Mar 2006 03:15 GMT1
I know this is probably really simple so apologies. With Vis studio 2003 i
use to use console.writeline for debugging which was great, it used to
output to a window in the bottom right.
With vis studio 2005 i do the same thing and yet there is no window and i
Visual Studio C# Express - MySQL29 Mar 2006 03:13 GMT10
Is it possible to get Visual Studio C# Express (beta 2) connecting to a
MySQL database?
TIA
Iain
Email... HELP29 Mar 2006 03:12 GMT1
//create the mail message
           MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
           //set the addresses
           mail.From = new MailAddress("felipe@gmail.com");
Library Packages29 Mar 2006 01:03 GMT4
Hey All,
Sorry if this isn't the right group.
I actually only really use 3 groups on google, and this is by far the
most frequent.
What is...29 Mar 2006 01:00 GMT4
... the best way to ensure folders path
have "\" char at the end of a patch?
f.e.
c:\program files\
Intensive flickering29 Mar 2006 00:59 GMT5
I have some forms with maybe around 30 controls on each and anytime I load
these forms different parts of it start flickering though not all of them at
once and not the same ones everytime. the forms are each generally separated
into 2-3 different panels and they start flickering ...
Simple prob with events, pls help28 Mar 2006 22:09 GMT5
I want to do something really simple.
I have a form and a class which handles my network layer
The form has an instance of the network class as a member and initialises
the network layer.
Weird problem using SerialPort28 Mar 2006 21:00 GMT1
I create a System.IO.Ports.SerialPort object and start communicating with a
device (a pocket pc in my case). Everything works perfectly if I don't call
"Write" successively.
For example the following code:
 
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