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Hi again Keang,

Silly of me to get the inner and outer borders the wrong way around (I take it you saw my last post edit before you replied?).

Everything in the GUI is now done and I thought...

EDIT:

OKAY forget all the below - I got the inner and outer borders the wrong way around when creating the CompoundBorder !! Oops.

Thanks again, all sorted. :)




Thanks again. Ok last...

Hi again Keang,

I finally had a full afternoon free to give your VariableGridLayout class a go. It is excellent and works brilliantly, I am pleased with the results so far (still work in progress...

Okay, I'll give it a go. Fingers crossed. Thanks again.

No problem.

Any chance of a simple sample class or project that uses VariableGridLayout which you could post or PM me, just to get me started with it please?

Thanks.

Hi keang,

Firstly I'm going to give your VariableGridLayout class a go today.

BUT the links on your download page for Date Selector, Swing Extras, and Hexagonal Buttons all link to...

Many thanks for the how-to guide. I'll try it when I have an afternoon free, sometime in 2013 probably - just kidding. :)

That sounds like a good idea, and one I will try.

Can I ask what layout manager you use for an app like this (image below), GridBagLayout?
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Thanks guys and sorry to take a week (almost) to reply again - I had a bit of a minor family crisis and had to go away for a few days.

I think my problem stemmed from switching between layout...

None that I am aware of (or that I can find), and no I am not calling pack(), should I be?

Thanks.

Hi,

Using: NetBeans IDE 6.8 on Linux/Ubuntu
Note: V. 6.8 is the current release version for the Ubuntu package.

I'm writing a Java desktop app, when I run the application the initial size of...

Ok I got some help in the newsgroup microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp and thought I'd expain what's going on as it might help others here.

Here's the original code with the bit I didn't...

Thanks for your reply.


No second socked object is created in the code. Did you mean a new IPEndPoint? If so then I should mention that since posting yesterday I've discovered that if you create...

Yes the correct link, I see 55 posts over 4 pages. I use the forum default number of posts to display per page, maybe you don't.

Other ideas - well I'd post in that thread, it's old but posters...

Oh I see !! Oops.

I didn't fully appreciate the problem. My experience with MFC was fairly limited and I last programmed using it over ten years ago, I'd say 1996 or 1997.

Have a look at this...

Well this may not be exactly what you're looking for, it's not MFC for starters, but I needed to do something similar yesterday and used the code below. So this might help get you started, though...

Hi,

I need some socket programming source code explained please. Here's the source that I'm currently using in a class that I got from the web - my question is below the source.



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Thanks Arjay. Good idea. :) That removes the warning.

Thanks also Cilu, for the explaination.

I'll keep the code as Arjay suggested and keep in mind this 'problem' in future.

Cheers.

Hi,

I'm new to the concept of the keyword 'using' and am not sure if my code is correct.

The compiler issues this warning: "Possibly incorrect assignment to local 'socket' which is the argument...

Thanks again someuser77.

I just got around to writing the software today, I want an icon on the notifications bar that I can use to turn the monitor off, and it's working a treat so far.
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What a comphrensive reply.

Thanks someuser. Cheers. :)

I have 2 pieces of freeware (one dedicated, one a suite of utilities) that will turn my PC's monitor off. I like to be able to hit my monitor off with a double click on a desktop icon.

Both these...

I'm hesitant to ask having had problems before with Vis C# colors and having asked about them in this forum, but...

My menu looks great with the RenderMode set as ManagerRenderMode and custom...

When designing a form in Visual C# you can set 'anchors' for controls in their properties. In so doing you can set how that control behaves when a user resizes a form at run time. Buttons can stay...

Errr no. Maybe different versions behave differently but in Visual C# 2008 Express Edition the event handlers are not lost when you do that. I've now done it several times and the control's events...