Testing message

Call
     DeleteFiles bgW_DeleteFilesProcess = new DeleteFiles();
     bgW_DeleteFilesProcess.RunAsync( folder, 5, "*.txt", new
RunWorkerCompletedEventHandler( RunWorkerCompleted_DeleteFiles_TXT ) );

I have to "P/Invoke" to a function taking an LPARAM arg which is actually an
"IntPtr". In this case "IntPtr" needs to be a pointer to an "unsigned int".
Can someone enlighten me on how to pass this. Thanks.

I have two instances of the same class.  Is it possible to compare private
members of two classes and to come with a list of differences?

how can I check, which solution configuration is actually configured (Debug,
Release or my own)?
Christian

I have the following code:
 <Target Name="AfterBuild">
   <MakeDir Directories="$(OutputPath)\B" />
   <Copy SourceFiles="$(OutputPath)\A\*.*" DestinationFolder="$

We have a request for an console application to change the
administrative password on our user's machines during an upcoming
update. The console application will be called from a batch file that
the users will be able to see. Therefore, we can't put the user name/

Hi, is there anyone here who uses an ide other than Visual Studio?
I use VS2005 (and just recently started using 2008) at work, but wondered
if there were other (cheaper) alternatives.
I think Visual Studio is a great tool, but as this (for me) is provided by

I want to create html help reader with c#.
Can someone help me where to start?
I cant find anything on web.
Thanks!

in my web application, I have to create permissions for each user.  So
what I am doing is that for each role (using sqlmembership in .net) I
am creating a column in the database to hold a group of permissions
which I will then do some 'bit banging' in my web application to see

I have two instances of the same class.  Is it possible to compare private
members of two classes and to come with a list of differences?
Thanks,
Avi

I would like to implement a single exe which could be invoked either
as a standard windows form (no argument) or as a console app (when run
with app.exe -nologo).
I tried compiling the exe as a winform app and use win32 app to create

I have read the GOF design Pattern book but Im having trouble drawing the
paralell in C#.  I know there are quite a few Design pattern books out there
but are there any good ones aimed at C# intermediate developers?
Thanks!

I have a 'Filter' class that contains some strings, 1 bool and 2 Color
attributes.
I made an array of Filter : Filter[], and I'd like to save this array with
the application settings system.

Is it possible to add a new row programmatically to a datagrid, then store
the new row data to the database? My app needs to prompt the user to add a
new row - fill in the required fields in the datagrid - then store that data
to the database.