DarkArchon
Last Activity: Feb 18 '09, 10:07 PM
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Unfortunately not. Although after checking, i find I get the same problem with labels and stuff. I wish there was a more info in the error than just 'item' -
well I had 2 resource files, I deleted one of them, recompiled and everything. the problem still persists.Leave a comment:
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They all have names, renamed, still have the same problem.Leave a comment:
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Well I would post the code except that the problem exists when I am in the designer mode. The error occurs when I click on a button, go to it's properties, and try to choose image ... button.Leave a comment:
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VS C# Can't add image to a button in Windows.Form
Whenever I try to set the image property of button I get a pop-up error which states
"An item with the same key has already been added."
This error also happens whenever I create a new button and try to set the image. I have a feeling the error has something to do with the resources file for the project, any help would be greatly appreciated!!! -
C# Object reference not set to an instance of an object
I seem to have a recurring problem in VS2008 using the xaml designer. For some reason in my wpf code the error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" will appear on one of the lines that has nothing wrong with it. After reloading the designer the problem moves to another line. After a couple more reloads, the designer shows the window properly. The problem would seem to be that I never assign the components I'm using,... -
Textbox -> Tabs
I'm writing a simple text viewer whereby double clicking an item in a given listbox loads the appropriate text in a textbox. Now I need to be able to double click on multiple items from the listbox and display them each in a different tab, what is the easiest way of doing this? -
In place means that the list is not copied in to subsequent sublists, but rather swapped aroundLeave a comment:
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C- quicksort in-place and non-recursive
I've been looking online for C code for a quicksort that is both in-place and non-recursive. There are example of each but does anyone have a link to code that is both? -
The file is a binary file. And yes ideally I'd read in the file and put it into a unsigned int array. I know in C++ you can use the fstream to get binary files, but what do you use for C?Leave a comment:
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Reading in bits from a file
I'm having a bit of trouble of reading in 32 bit chunks from a file and then storing it into an integer, and then repeating the process for the entire file. Is there an easier way to do this rather than bit by bit?
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