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I have no idea what toolbar you are talking about but if codeguru has a virus they better get it fixed, I'm not coming back here until they do. Seems weird about BoardTracker.

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Who is BoardTracker and how come they keep viewing my profile over and over again? But never post anything. Is it a spam bot?

I'll take a look at WPF then, because I need to change the UI of a ListView control myself. But its always been too much work for me to worry about right now.

Neat! I had this exact same idea but I thought it was stupid. But you just thought of the same idea so it must not be that stupid after all.

I don't think I would delete/uninstall the software for...

Opacity to 0% is the best way to do this in my opinion. I wouldn't play around with other methods that can cause bugs later.

Just make sure if you use opacity you remember to set ShowInTaskbar to...

I got it open with express edition and there were too many errors for me to worry about. Does anyone know of any newer key programs like that? Something written for C#? I have been searching for...

It looks like its in the column header to me. I think that's what he is looking for. I don't know of any Windows control that can do that. Asside from ineriting from ListView and doing it yourself....

I would be interested in getting a copy of this program attached to Post # 17 for either C# or Visual Basic .Net. I am really interested to see how it works because I am looking for this exact thing...

TheCPUWizard:

In reguard to your PM here is the new project you requested. I think this is what you needed.

You know, when Jelsoft invents the version of vB that automatically detects code and places code tags around it, they will be able to charge 3 times as much for the software.

Show me the money!!! :eek:

Heh, yep, it's not possible to do this unless you have a mistake in your coding. Close() does not effect Owners.

Well everything works except the IsValid() function right now. I have many more classes to design, and if I can get the IsValid() down first then I do not have to rewrite all those classes.

But,...

Interesting, I'll look forward to your example. I think that would be usefull in many places. Not just validation. I guess you learn something new everyday. In the mean time I'll keep working on...

Ok, I'll make the changes then. I tried to stay away from returning true because no matter what is passed into the function will always be true even if it's not valid. I figured it was safer to...

Sorry, but I don't know how to create a validator for a boolean field if I always need to have a validator assigned.

I can't even assign it to Validator class and use the default "do nothing"...

Ok, so I think you are saying instead of doing this:



public Field<bool> field1;


I just use the normal way?

Well the reason I decided not to have a validator is because some fields cannot be validated. For example:



bool Taxable;


In my Department class to tell if the class is taxable or...

OK,

I added one function to the Field<> class:



public bool IsValid()
{
if (m_validator != null)
{

Interesting, I read in a book some place. I think it was "C# CLR" that elseif statements add extra overhead because they cause the same expression to be evaluated over and over again. Where a switch...

If I modify Validate to return a bool so that statement will compile, then the class is incorrect because my override would also have to return a bool and it would not return anything because once...

Yes, however one part doesn't make sense to me.



public T Value
{
get { return this.m_Value; }
set
{
if...