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Can anyone see a way that I can calculate layerOutputs[layerIndex] using a LINQ expression?



layerOutputs[layerIndex] = 0.0;
for (int layerInput = 0; layerInput <...

1) Rectangle or Square?
2) Are all Rectangles/Squares the same size?
3) Are the circles always the same size?

It's hard to read code that is not indented. Also, you've not actually told us what your problems is.

People here will help you, but you need to be more specific. You can't just say "My...

Also remember that if:

index = 3

then

index++ / 5 is three fifths

and

Not sure how bullet proof this is, but it works for your sample. Probably best if you also include a flag to say whether you are inside or outside a tag. Then you can report an error (if desirable)...

Can you post the code here, showing how you read the text from the file. Then we will be able to see what internal structure you have used and better answer your question.

In general, all drawing code should be placed in the forms Paint event handler. This is automatically called when part of your application needs to be drawn.

I tend to use 'this' when referring to member functions that I did not write, i.e. those in a class that mine is derived from. Having said that, I'm always arguing with myself over this standard. ...

You need to draw all of the lines every time in your Paint handler.

I just wrote this code, it may help you make some progress.


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using...

If you write each block of data to a different temp file each time, then the whole of its contents is the string that was written. Then append the whole of that text to the end of another file and...

I think you need to post a sample of your code. Saying that "you tried it the same way as you did in the other form", is meaningless, when we don't know what you did in the other form.

string autocode = string.Empty;

I guess you may already have seen the link, showing an implementation of the "Thread Safe" Dictionary class.

That is correct, I just read the Dictionary<> documentation on MSDN. Guess I was just lucky that I did not create two duplicate keys...

Ultimately though, only testing will determine which way...

I just wrote this as an experiment...



using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Threading;

namespace CodeGuruTest

yep.. should be....

string autocode = new string();

string autcode;
foreach ()
{
autcode = ...
}

// use autocode here

Can you explain the process a little more... You have 10 threads 'updating'. Is this adding, removing, updating? Is 1 removing and 9 adding or 9 removing and 1 adding etc...?

1) How are you drawing the graph?
2) In which part of your code are you drawing the graph?

Post some of your code here.

You have not said what your issue is? What is the question that you want answering?

9 out of 10 times I believe the answer to this would be Dictionary<,>. (Memory access faster than Disk access)

A database may be faster, if there are millions of items, the database is on a...

Your server program could write each incoming block of text to a new file. Eg: 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt (or even get the system to generate a temp file name for you, so you don't have to keep a counter)....

Nice one!

I'm not sure that you can add null items to a ComboBox...?

You can use the:
// Create a Graphics object for the Control.
Graphics g = pictureBox.CreateGraphics(); to get the Graphics object for the PictureBox control. Then use the members of the...