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    Re: Menu of another application

    Thanks Hannes and Shuja

    What's better: the SendMessage Approach or the mouse events approach? Do you have links to code samples for that (I mean it should be easy enough, but why waste time on...
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    Menu of another application

    Hi everybody, long time. :wave:
    I have a question regarding WinAPI and perhaps someone can help me (should be simple but not trivial).

    I want to call a menu item of another application (maybe...
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    Re: Error When Deleting A Form

    I would suggest not to bother yourself with such things.
    Simply create a new project, add all the existing files from the old project, and reference to the same assemblies. If you changed project...
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    Re: abstract properties

    No, because then the compiler tells you that you must override the abstract property Name.
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    Re: DateTime object question

    long tick1 = new DateTime(1,1,1,6,0,0).Ticks / 10000000;
    long tick2 = new DateTime(1,1,1,10,0,0).Ticks / 10000000;
    Random r = new Random(DateTime.Now.Millisecond);
    long tick3 =...
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    Re: abstract properties

    torrud, I tried it too on 2005 and n 2003, and the setter is NOT ALLOWED. It gives a compilation error!

    verifier, you have 2 options.
    1. Put both a get and a set in the abstract class (and all...
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    Re: switch between two properties

    Allan, in your way you compile the same code twice - once for each project.

    You might want to consider creating a third assembly - a Class Library - and put all the common code there. The...
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    Re: How to control Mouse moves in C# ?

    When a control is placed inside another control the MouseMove event is fired on the topmost control only. you will need to catch the MouseMove event on each of the contained controls, and raise the...
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    Re: releasing memory in user control

    If you try to show the UserControl again after you disposed it, you will have to create it again.
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    Re: abstract properties

    NetCommand must be abstract.

    Declare the property as a Read/Write property instead of a ReadOnly property in the abstract class:



    public abstract class NetCommand : INetCommand
    {
    ...
  11. Re: Urgent! Please help!! Concurrency violation...

    You are trying to update a DataSet that has a conflict with the database.
    For example: You have a DataRow with RowState of typed Modified, but in the database this row does not exist.

    Do you have...
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    Re: system mouse events

    You can use hooks.
    http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/globalhook.asp

    Search google. There are many resources about this.
  13. Thread: Newbie

    by jhammer
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    Re: Newbie

    http://www.differentpla.net/content/2005/02/wizard-csharp1
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    Re: Debugging a dataset

    The "Magnifying Glass" is actually a feature named "Visualizer" and is only available in VS 2005.
    Try to install the DataSet QuickWatch (I only tried it on 2003 though).
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    Re: C++ programmer doing C# - question

    You are right.
    This is exactly equivalent as passing a reference of an object in C++.
    The object itself is not copied to the stack, only the pointer (reference) to it. Therefore when changing...
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    Re: Controls array?

    You can access the control through one of these ways:
    1. its name: this.myLabel;
    2. Through the Panel.Control collection:


    foreach Control ctrl in panel.Controls
    if (ctrl.Name ==...
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    Re: Can this be done with C# Forms?

    On 2005, you might want to check the Splitter control.
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    Re: Controls array?

    Hey Tal.
    I told you - it is not possible in .NET. They changed it a bit.
    You need to drag the labels one by one into a panel, then you can iterate through them in a comfortable way (like an array).
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    Re: Project Variable

    And of course you need to add a reference to the other dll that you are trying to access (it doesn't even have to be in the solution).
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    Re: Controls array?

    Welcome :wave:

    You don't have control arrays the same way as VB6.

    You can do couple of things:
    1. Create a Panel, and drag all your controls into that panel. You can iterate through the...
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    Re: DataSet.Merge - another question

    It did not work.
    I am shocked at how easy it is to crash the application using Merge.
    Now I am really stuck.
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    Re: Debugging a dataset

    In VS2003: use DataSet QuickWatch (It's free and it's excellent)
    http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/DSWatch.asp
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    Re: C++ programmer doing C# - question

    Parameter Passing in C#
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    Re: Hide User Control Property

    Use the DefaultValue attribute.



    private bool myVal=false;

    [DefaultValue(false)]
    public bool MyProperty {
    get {
    return myVal;
  25. Thread: Open Folder

    by jhammer
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    Re: Open Folder

    Check the OpenFileDialog class.
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