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I mean that its not necessesary to send a class yes you will send raw data. but class for writing scenario will be a storage for raw data, and will give you options to save and load scenario files.

both ways are nice. But if you need easy develop yur software the better idea will be a class that will record messages and save/load them from file. Maybe good idea will be to put it in personal dll...

Yes that`s right answer :thumb: :D

This information isn`t secrete you may get on open foruns too :D

Your scenario will be divided into records.
when user hit send record will be added to scenario.
Also you may add to file data after each user click

Wrong answers is bad style. No doubts will you answer or not new spam bombers and viruses will be created. So relax

Happy birthday :wave:

Happy birthday :wave:

Well but anonymus control can be find by name=="" so you may do so


Form1.Controls.Add(new textbox());
foreach(textbox box in Form1.Controls)
{

if(box.Name=="")//you may check...

Try to implement dataGridView1_CellClick event

Yes it is :D

Well called methods is another name of functions in OOP their main difference is that calling methods are members of a class. But you already know it if you are working with C++.
in C# you might...

Why c#, well I always slowly advance myself to new technolgies in software developing. My first programming language was C then C++ (about a year I wrote my C++ code in C style :rolleyes: ) and now...

Well guys you were talking about posting bot for this thread here it is I`ve crete it for you


while(Me!=winner)
{
Post();
}

This is ANSI C so it will work fine everywhere you...

yes it is but i have negin mypost before yourse and so I have not thing about such nice move like thread.Sleep(); So this is one of the variants, but user may use here not only ticks but seconds and...

try this

DateTime dt=DateTime.Now;
Random r1=new Random(dt.Ticks);
it will randomize using current ticks from time;

It`s quite easy if I get your idea right. You just need to put next code in your Initialization function:


surface.Top=0;
surface.Left=0;

Thats all your component will be in point 0,0

Happy birthda, my best wishes

Yikes, this is the third similair discussion I met during couple of days, but others were on other forums. Well what`s happen with you guys, you begin to act like politics, you are not in senate, so...

Yeah, and now you may feel free about .NET dvelpmnet this idea is creating for Linux :wave: Mono Project

Well, everything you need it`s a will to work, get interested in what you are doing, not be afraid to explore dark side of IT and inner world of new technologies, remember that Windows is good...

Why not, we always need to learn smth new :rolleyes:
And as for me the basics are heap, stack reference and other things that are principal to programming language. What was nice in C all of this...

Well there is the other way, but it`s used in a little diferrent situation that you describes. You can use it to send an array to function to change it and have it back


void SomeFunc(out type...

Well, event is correct idea, for example you created event on ColorChange, so to exchange data you need to create properties like


public Color MyColor
{
get{return this.color;}
...

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