I have seen Vault in action before and it can do selection based OCR and allocate different file tags off this information.
The demonstration I saw had it set up to sort invoices by customer name. It could probably do what you are asking for.
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I think the idea would be to take that hierarchy further back. Sure cat and dog inherit from feline and canine but feline and canine can have similarities. They could inherit from a mammal class which could in-turn inherit from an animal class which could contain the eat method.
A google search for polymorphism and inheritance in OOP will get you started.Leave a comment:
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Sorry, I should have said that. Shashi is right. You are going to need to change your path(s) to a relative one. ..\Config.txt or something. Actually, useThe just make sure that your config file is in the same folder as your exe....Code:Application.StartupPath + @"\config.txt"
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Just add the config file into the Application folder in the installer.Leave a comment:
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I'm not entirely sure but I assume that directory.exist s times out which is when the false return is generated. I am away from VS at the moment so I can't check but have a look if there is anyway to set this timer lower.
Alternatively, you could declare your own timer, then call Directory.Exist s and check it's return value after whatever time period you think is appropriate. If it is not true then you could pretty safely assume that it isn't...Leave a comment:
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I had a look on MSDN and it does list system.windows. documents as the correct namespace. I don't have .net 3 so I can't check myself sorry.Leave a comment:
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Actually, it sounds a little bit like you are talking about a combo box. To insert a value into a combo box just type in:
Remember, the index number is zero based.Code:comboBoxName.text.insert(indexNumber, textToBeInserted);
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Hey, I am not really sure what you mean in the second part of your post but to add an entry to a listbox all you have to do is go -
Edit:Code:listboxName.Items.Add("Your text here");
Oh, and if you are wanting to get the value that was selected use something like this:
Create a SelectedIndexCh anged event on the listbox then use
...Code:string entrySelected = (string)listB
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Hey.
If you are calling a method from another class (or form) and want to pass a value for this method to use you would need to create an instance of the second from on the first form, then call the method and pass it the required values.
FormName fn= new FormName()
fn.methodName(value )
You would need to declare the variable required as a parameter of that method.
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Hey. I have had to do a few of these things in the project I am working on at the moment and they can get a little confusing. Google really comes in handy though http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/4359/ for example.
You should be able to use this to get started. Also, it is probably worth thinking about subfolders too as they can be a bit of a hassle. Well, for me and my limited experience anyway.
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Under the properties of the shortcut you created there should be an icon field. Browse to the icon and that should do it.
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Is it just showing the extra \ in the debugger or is it actually outputting these extra slashes?
If it is the former then there is nothing to worry about and it is just putting them in so that the compiler doesn't look at the escape characters in XML.
An easy way to check would be displaying the return in the command line.
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