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    Re: DialogResult does not default to None?

    You're confusing the Button's DialogResult property with the Form's ShowDialog return value.
    The ShowDialog's return value will be the DialogResult of the Button clicked - if you clicked with the...
  2. Re: What is the difference to instantiate an integer using new and without new?

    There is absolutely no difference.
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    Re: Mistake in the Braces

    Yes - the 'doInBackground' method has an extra closing brace. The 'while' loop is being closed twice.
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    Re: Can I pass a new bool as a reference?

    After each call to 'search', I would add:
    if (breaknow)
    break;
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    Re: Can I pass a new bool as a reference?

    The compiler error says it all - "a 'ref' or 'out' argument must be an assignable variable".
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    Re: Convert ascii to hex

    ((int)'A').ToString("X")
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    Re: is common code possible in vb.net ?

    Certainly:

    Project -> Add Existing Item -> Add as Link (you have to click the button drop-down - a bad interface for sure).
  8. Re: How to use delegate in vc++ 2010?

    C++0x (or whatever they're calling it now):


    notifyIcon1::BalloonTipClosed += [&] ()
    {
    delete notifyIcon1;
    };


    C++/CLI:
  9. Re: [RESOLVED] Convert from C# to VC++2010 -dataGridView?

    It's one of our converters (you can check out the link in my signature).
  10. Re: [RESOLVED] Convert from C# to VC++2010 -dataGridView?

    I agree about the "Keys" enum - the problem was that without a "using System.Windows.Forms", the converter can't confirm that "Keys" refers to the enum and not some other class of that name.
  11. Re: Convert from C# to VC++2010 -dataGridView?

    //.h file code:

    public ref class MyDataGrid : DataGridView
    {
    protected:
    virtual bool ProcessDialogKey(Keys ^keyData) override;
    };

    //.cpp file code:
  12. Re: Convert from C# to VC++2010 -dataGridView?

    As Ovidiu said, it's no picnic to convert to native C++, but if you are one of the handful of people in the world coding in C++/CLI, then you can use:

    public ref class MyDataGrid : DataGridView
    {...
  13. Re: Some code a converter did that I don't understand.

    The converter should have changed "Information.IsDBNull" to "System.Convert.IsDBNull".
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    Re: Help Me Convert Some Code

    Right you are (this is fixed in the next build).
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    Re: Help Me Convert Some Code

    Your C++ code was not compilable - after correcting it and converting I get:

    private string computeChecksum_ascii_checksum = new string(new char[5]);
    private string[] computeChecksum(sbyte[]...
  16. Thread: C# or C++?

    by David Anton
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    Re: C# or C++?

    Learn at least a little of both - it's easier to understand some concepts if you have experience with more than one language.
    e.g., it's easier to understand C# struct vs class when you understand...
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    Re: RaiseEvent from VB.net to CSharp problem

    Just drop the 'RaiseEvent' keyword.

    Note that 'CallByName' is not available in C# unless you set a reference to the Microsoft.VisualBasic assembly.
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    Re: How do I convert a C# code to C++?

    Both the syntax and the library dictate this requirement:

    1. The syntax is a Microsoft-unique thing that never really caught on much.
    2. The library used is .NET - the same as C#.
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    Re: How do I convert a C# code to C++?

    It's C++/CLI code which requires Visual C++ 2005 or higher.

    It works just like C# code, so you will have nearly identical performance as C# (slower than native C++).

    Also, your users will need...
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    Re: How do I convert a C# code to C++?

    If you want C++/CLI (using .NET), then it's fairly simple.
    It's probably not what you want, but just in case here it is:



    using namespace System;
    using namespace System::Collections::Generic;...
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    Re: Help line of C# to VB.Net

    <DllImport("coredll.dll")>
    Private Shared Function SystemParametersInfo(ByVal uiAction As UInteger, ByVal uiParam As UInteger, ByVal pvParam As StringBuilder, ByVal fWiniIni As UInteger) As Integer...
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    Re: transform from C# to C++

    (I realize that this conversion is not complete - you'll have to make some adjustments)



    using namespace System;

    private ref class Program
    {
    private:
    value class Point
  23. Re: [RESOLVED] List in a List - VB Conversion to C#

    ToList is also available in C# - it's just that VB allowed you to drop the empty argument list:



    lds.Fields = fs.FieldAliases.Keys.ToList();

    lds.Values = new List<List<object>>();
    for (int...
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    Re: parse string into decimal variable

    You've got something weird happening on your system or some bad locale setting.
    When I try the same code I get 169.65 assigned to 'a'.
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    Re: parse string into decimal variable

    The dot is being remove some other way in your code.
    CDec and System.Convert.ToDecimal certainly do not remove the dot.
    If the string contains a valid decimal, then that decimal value is extracted...
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