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null is unrecognized literal18 Jan 2008 14:51 GMT11
I'm trying to run some code I typed in from "Pro .Net 2.0 Windows Forms
and Custom Controls in C#", and I'm getting two errors that seem like
they shouldn't be happening.
One example is:
About the property Size in the Form class18 Jan 2008 14:05 GMT3
If I bring up the "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Documentation" and enter
Form class in the field "Look for" and
select all members for this Form class. The alternative "Microsoft Visual
Studio 2005 Documentation" is
Reading an XML file into a collection18 Jan 2008 14:01 GMT4
I've created the following XML file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Company>
 <Languages>
Need the equivalent of a marquee but for windows.18 Jan 2008 13:51 GMT1
Does anybody know of a control that will act as a marquee from web sites? I
need to scroll text in a C# Win app and am currently using a marquee with
only moderate results. I'd like to have more control over the scrolling.
TIA - Jeff.
How can I get the description for a HRESULT?18 Jan 2008 13:22 GMT3
I'm accessing COM objects from C#.net.
In case of error a COMException is thrown which includes the HRESULT.
But how do I get the description for the HRESULT?
The Message property of the COMException does not contain any useful
Array allocation and garbage collection18 Jan 2008 13:00 GMT7
If I allocate an array, eg:
 double[] x = new double[10000];
then use the array, then at some later point, allocate it again, eg:
 double[] x = new double[15000];
DataBinding multiple properties to a combobox18 Jan 2008 12:56 GMT7
When i attempt to bind to the "Text" and "Value" property of a combobox
on a windows form the  value is reset when I leave the combobox. The
comboboxes contain the correct Text and Values. I know this as the Value
property binds correctly on it own. It is only when I bind the ...
Compiler Construction18 Jan 2008 12:46 GMT4
I am working in vb.net to devlope a c++ compiler that will read the
whole .cpo file and search for the keywords ,identiferis,opertaors and
others and also check the syntax for the whole code.
SO would any body there to tell about any algorithem which will serach
Using .NET source code in C# Express18 Jan 2008 12:38 GMT1
Any tips how to use (eq. step into) .NET source code in Visual C# 2008
Express ?
Source code is supported by MS only in VS2008 as I read in blog.
Andrus.
Preserve whitespaces in XML files18 Jan 2008 11:26 GMT2
I'm using the XmlTextWriter class creating an XML document. In my case
it is necessary that values which are containing only whitespaces are
excatly written into an XML tag. I know that there is the XML attribute
xml:space="preserve". So I tried to add this attribute but nothing
how to reference COM dll from C# without the COM dll being registered in the registry?18 Jan 2008 08:53 GMT2
how to reference COM dll from C# without the COM dll being registered in the
registry?
How to search Team Foundation Server?18 Jan 2008 08:18 GMT4
How to search Team Foundation Server?
when i reference a com object by  regsvr32 it then find it in the COM tab, it works ok. but when i reference a com object by referencing the .dll file i get this error in my C# application:18 Jan 2008 08:18 GMT1
when i reference a com object by  regsvr32 it then find it in the COM tab,
it works ok. but when i reference a com object by referencing the .dll file
i get this error in my C# application:
Error 1 The "ResolveManifestFiles" task failed unexpectedly.
WPF: FindAncestor of Unknown Type18 Jan 2008 06:46 GMT3
I am creating a ControlTemplate for a ComboBox.  This ComboBox will have a
transparent background so it uses the control it is placed in as its
background.
I would like the background of the Popup to also match the parent control.  
Calling DLL function from C# and char** parameter type18 Jan 2008 02:43 GMT11
I'm trying to call a dll function from C# which has the following form:
   int some_function(int count, char **arg1, char **arg2)
Which parameter type I need to use in C# for C++ char** type? I tried
byte[][] (array of byte[]) but I get error "There is no marshaling support
 
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