Well, they are in fact identical. I guess it is must the signature that makes them different.
So, I suppose that means there is no way to override or add Enumerators without modifying the base class.
I wonder what would be a better way do that, without using numerators?
I just want to add more enumerators like Saturday and Sunday to an already existing Enumerator without having to modify the base class....
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Thanks, but I knew that.
I was just trying not really show too much detail and distract from the main content.
Oh well.
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That is not important and irrelevant.
What is important is how to override the enumerator.
I did stumble upon using the 'new' keyword, but that doesn't seem to work properly. I even tried adding Parent.Weekday to no avail.
Here is some executable code that doesn't work.
...Code:using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; namespace Enum3
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Overriding a enumerator
Hi,
Say in the base class they have a vitual method that Gets Days.
Well, in the base class, only Monday through Friday are defined.
Now, I have to extend the days to include Saturday and Sunday.
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Breaking up the Form File into multiple files or multiple objects
Hi,
I have a Form with a Tab Control.
It is getting really big and really long and really hard to navigate.
I was wondering if there was a way to break up the Form Class into manageable objects, or maybe just into multiple files?
Form1.cs
Tab1.csCode:namespace FormNameSpace { partial class Form1 { } }
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I wasn't familiar with the Resource Manager.
I suppose that is the correct way to do it.
I thought I could just right click and add the resource.
It does work, it just doesn't show up in Resource Manager.
I wonder if you can add a folder to seperate the resources from the other files?
I will have to try that out.
This is my first time using Resources and I am fairly new to C#.
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I got it!!!
I created a folder and added the bmp/jpg Resouces to that folder,
So, I had to add the folder to the path.
Stream st = this.GetType(). Assembly.GetMan ifestResourceSt ream("Default_n amespace.Resources.RWC.jpg");
*Note the "Default_namespa ce", which is different from "First_namespace".
Which is what you will see in Project Properties.
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The following code works.
I don't know why mine doesn't?
I noticed that in "Project Properties", there is a "Default namespace".
The GetManifestReso urceStream() seems to be dependent upon that, rather than the the actual namespace.
*Note: WindowsApplicat ion1 -vs- Windows_Applica tion_1
I'll update the post if I ever figure out why mine doesn't want to work.
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I suppose you could add all the using statements globally to the top.
Heck, I suppose you could even add every known using statement, whether you use them or not.
My intention is to seperate them into a more object oriented approach.
That way, I know what class is using some other class/namespace.
That is why I did it that way.
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GetManifestResourceStream returning NULL (Embedded Resource)
Hi,
I followed an example that loads an embedded resource
http://support.microso ft.com/kb/324567
That works just fine and dandy.
My problem is that my namespaces are setup a bit differently.
I tried using both namespaces and neither seem to work.
I'm assuming it shoud be the First_namespace , since that is the project namespace.
- The resource compile option is set to for embedded...
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