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Is KeyValuePair<string,string>.ToString intended as serialization building block?07 May 2007 21:34 GMT2
KeyValuePair<string,string> has a ToString method that returns the
KeyValue pair seperated by a comma and enclosed in [ ]:
 [ name, Jane ]
Is this method used as a building block for serialization?
Multiple handlers for an event07 May 2007 21:09 GMT7
In CSharp, can you have multiple handlers for a single event?  For
example, for a textbox TextChanged event, can I have two separate
handlers called up?  I have 4 text boxes, and the TextChanged events
all go to the same handler, but I want one of them to go to a separate
Pinvoke help07 May 2007 20:59 GMT9
the LeafProject http://www.leafproject.org has a DLL for Face
recognition. it is written in C++ but they interface to it from Lisp.
I want to interface to it from C#.
Their Lisp definitions looks like this.
GridView not displaying data even Reader object contains Rows07 May 2007 19:54 GMT1
The property of GridView1.HasRows is true and after assigning
GridView.DataSource=reader, it does not display any records in the
GirdView.
I am i missing out something? Here is the code:
Invoking Generic Methods with Generic Arguments07 May 2007 19:54 GMT1
I'm having an issue with invoking a Generic method that takes Generic Arguments.
My method signature is
public void GenericMethodWithGenericArguments<E, V>(List<E> theFirstList, List<V> theSecondList);
I pass the name of the method, the arguments for the ...
Adding a tray icon for a console app?07 May 2007 19:27 GMT1
I have written a console application, but now I would like to add a
notify icon in the system tray.  What is the easiest way to do it?  It
would be painful if I have to convert it to a Windows App.
Thanks.
showing thousand seperator in String.Format that works for single digit numbers.07 May 2007 18:25 GMT2
This page http://blog.stevex.net/index.php/string-formatting-in-csharp/
shows: {0:0,0} but for single digit numbers, it prefixes a 0!  Is
there a way that works with single digit numbers?
thanks
Debug.WriteLine not working anymore07 May 2007 18:17 GMT4
For some reason when I use Debug.WriteLine(), it does not send
anything to the output window any more.  I have noticed this in C#,
VB.Net, and in Unmanaged C++.  Any thoughts?
Creating a windows service with interface07 May 2007 17:17 GMT2
I need to make a windows service that shows the process in a window. How can
I add an interface to a windows service?
--
Regards,
Connection to Access database on Web Server from VB Winforms application07 May 2007 16:48 GMT2
Does anybody know if it's possible to do a Windows application that can read
and write to an Access databas located on a web server that only accepts DNS
connections.
Has anybody got a code example for that and/or tips?
How to install service in Vista07 May 2007 16:47 GMT3
I have made a Windows Service and I have read that you should use
installutil.exe to register the service. However, no service appears in the
Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services when I run installutil. How
can I install my service?
cannot get a ref parameter on a thread07 May 2007 16:29 GMT1
I have a COM reference that connects to a device to get some data... if I
don't use threads to get data i can get the "ref int events" without any
problems but if it's running inside a  thread it doesn't touch on the
variable value
How to compress a number of files into a one07 May 2007 16:23 GMT3
How can I compress(zip) a number of files into a zip file?
Passing a TabPage as a parameter07 May 2007 16:22 GMT4
I have 5 TabPages, and I pass one of them to a procedure.  How do I
know which page I have?
All I can think of is using the Name property of the TabPage.
void SetPage (TabPage t)
determine local access07 May 2007 16:14 GMT4
is there a way to determine someone is locally accessing the webpages
(localhost\index.aspx) in an ASP.NET environment? As opposed to from a
remote place (ie. 555.123.3.45\index.aspx).
Thank you
 
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