Hi, I saw that some other people posted questions about regular
expressions here so I thought I would do the same.
I'm trying to parse an url to different parts.
I want the file name and path to be two different parts.

Any thoughts about how best to implement "undo most recent deletion" in a
DataGridView in which the user is allowed to delete rows (but not edit their
contents)?
Is it as simple as stashing a copy of the DataGridView before doing the

In my .Net 1.1 C# winodows form project,
I use the following code trying to update data via a DataGrid.
private void UpdateDataSet(DataSet myDataSet){
   if(!myDataSet.HasChanges(DataRowState.Modified)) return;

I have a loop that is set to run as long as the arraylist is > 0.  
at the beginning of this loop I grab the first object and then
remove it.  I then go into another loop that checks to see if there
are more objects that match the first object that i grabbed.  If

Here is my client/server scenario:
Step1: Client connects to server and sends data sucessfully (using
Socket.Send()).
Step2: Server gracefully exists (calls Socket.Shutdown() and

i'm trying to access my Summasketch tablet via wintab32.dll.
I can successfully call WTOpen() and WTMgrOpen().
I want to catch packets sent from the tablet.
First i tried with WTPacketsGet() but the packet count it returns is always

People, I'm working in a project in Asp.Net 1.1 where I need to record
some info in an Oracle database. To do such, there is an object that
stores some this info, including a date in a string variable.
Something that is gotten this way.

I have a GUI and a working thread. I have used just regular labels and
used callbacks to update the text on the GUI thread until now.  I have
added a status bar with 2 labels i need to be able to change and 1
status bar. None of the actual items on the status bar have a

Hello;
I have 3 projects, project 1 + 2 are vb.net, project 3 in C#
project 3 : (C#)
public Class3(project2 x)

if I have a public static property such as:
//Class1
public class Class1
{

I am really unhappy that C# accessors are not powerful
enough to mimic as if you were accessing an class field.
In particular, let S be:
public struct S {

Some Sr.  colleges and I have had an on going discussion relative to when and
if
C# will ever support 'true' multiple inheritance.
Relevant to this, I wanted to query the C# community (the 'target' programming

I have this data in a DataSet:
Year     Account   Amount  
1995    1              999
1995    2              323

I have a class similar to that:
class MyClass : IDisposable {
  IDisposable obj1;
  IDisposable obj2;

A couple of use have been trying to figure out why we are not getting
anywhere with this example.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;306572
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