You could try
http://pcsw.us/projects/pdfizer/
Hope that helps.
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean. Perhaps you mean, how do you pass the reference of an argument to the method? For example:
Code:///this function would return 12; public int add() { int a1 = 1; int a2 = 2; Change(out a1,out a2); return a1+a2; } public void Change(out int a,out int b) { a = 5; b=7;
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After turning off automatic redirection, I realized that the server was sending me to another location (which changed my uri in the httpwebrequest) . The original problem was related to using the right cookie container/credentials (now fixed).Leave a comment:
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c# math arrays?
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does c# provide any classes for handling single dimension vector math (i.e., something to adding two double[] arrays)? Does anyone know any good opensource math libraries that would accomplish this? -
You should use some kind of recursive function, like:
Code:public string ProcessXML(XmlNode node) { if (node.ChildNodes.Count == 0) { return node.InnerText; } else { StringBuilder sentence = new StringBuilder(); for (int i = 1; i <
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c# / Wpf performance suggestions?
Hi,
I have a tab control with tab pages that contain many customized ListViews which contain many items using databinding. Unfortunately, it is very slow going between tabs as much time seems to be needed to render all of this.
Is there any way to speed up the rendering by buffering it or by some other method? Anybody have any other suggestions that might improve the performance? -
C#: HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() changing URI?
When I create an HttpWebRequest, it seems to have the right uri to access the website (with the GET variables there too). But as soon as I run request.GetResp onse() the URL changes such that it no longer includes the GET variables and it uses that new uri for accessing the server. Anyone know what might be the problem?
Code:string url = "http://internal.company.com?var1=x&var2=y"; HttpWebRequest request
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