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foreach (string line in File.ReadAllLines(fi.FullName))
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Console.WriteLine(line);
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Aimee Bailey
Last Activity: Dec 6 '12, 09:29 PM
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Location: North West England.
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Hey there, why don't you try something like this to see if it works instead:
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I just came across your question, and realised I had a bookmark that may be really relevant here:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/printe...s/Unicode.html
It's an old article, but hopefully it'll prove of some use to you. All the best!
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Aimee Bailey replied to How to get line number on mouse position in microsoft word document using C#?in C Sharpwhich control exactly, do you mean the one written by Matthias Hänel?
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This question was moved because it is ASP.NET specific.
To add my two cents, while I was writing this reply I had a look at the code you pointed too. The example that Cat Man Do has provided in theory could work, but there are many pitfalls with it, and it's fairly long winded. For example he creates a new thread, yet syncs it with the original, in theory making DoEvents useless in my book. For a bit of fun i've put a little example...Last edited by Aimee Bailey; Jul 31 '12, 07:54 PM.Leave a comment:
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As your working with the visual side of C#, could you tell us weather you are using WPF, WinForms or GTK#. Depending on which one you are using will mean different answers for each.
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I know it is possible to make a class definition within another class (nesting), but id strongly suggest against it as it then becomes very easy to get tangled in knots. Instead define the class below the form class, here is an example that will hopefully answer some of your questions.
...Code:public partial class MyNewApp : Form { public string ParentVar; public MyClass instance1; public MyNewApp()Leave a comment:
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Maybe this will help:
The error you received usually means...Code:private void btnLogin_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if(_frm == null) { MessageBox.Show("Variable _frm was never set."); } if(Login(txtUserName.Text, txtPassword.Text)) { _frm.tsOPDIPD.Enabled = true; this.hide(); } }Leave a comment:
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Your question is open to too many answers, please elaborate on your question so that people can answer. Do you have some code you can show that might be the cause of the problem?Leave a comment:
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Threading seems like overkill to me, why don't you just disable the control at the beginning of the method, then re-enable it once the code has complete? Seems more elegant, and would let the user know that the control was doing something.
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Firstly your trying to copy the entire My Documents folder into a file, that can't be done like that, File.Copy(..) is used to copy a single file, so make sure the parameters are correct.
Secondly Windows 7 is picky with how you access files, and for the most part will deny access to anything on the primary drive it deems important.
Here is method that you can use that manually copies a file, hopefully this will help show...Leave a comment:
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Can you explain a bit more about what you will be trying to run? perhaps there is a better solution than booting another process.
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Although some languages may look very similar (for example; C# and Java), that is usually as far as the similarity gets. This is because creators of languages tend to go to the effort in the first place because they felt certain things would work better another way.
For that reason, I'm not sure why you would need such a list. However if you are just looking for a language to get started from then the best advice I can give you is pick...Leave a comment:
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This is a dedicated site for people requiring genuine help from like minded professions with their programming. Please either modify your post and bring it in line with the site rules, or this will be removed.
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oh dear there is quite a lot wrong with this, are you following a tutorial or book?
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WPF doesn't provide a PropertyGrid control, however you can use the control from WinForms, by placing it within a WindowsFormsHos t WPF control. Given this, the answer you found would also apply.
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I should mention that although some browsers still support this tag for backwards compatibility, it is actually deprecated and usage is advised against by the W3C.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquee_element
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Although the iframe tag makes itself out to be part of the regular DOM (document object model), it actually is more like an entirely new web-browser within your page. Because of this it is restricted by the cross-domain policy issue that causes many people headaches when trying to use the tag. This may not seem an issue at first, but if you try to use javascript to access the 2nd DOM within the iframe, you'll find a security exception is thrown....Leave a comment:
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C# does not provide a method for giving a different name to an inherited property, as derived classes are cast-able back to the base class type. This is a fundamental feature of class inheritance, and not one you can change.
Shadowing is when you create a property in a derived class that has the same name as one in the base class, this is sometimes used to replace the functionality of a property, but I have a feeling that if you are...Leave a comment:
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This question was moved as it is not a C# specific question.
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Please elaborate on what you would like to scroll, so that users here are more able to answer your question. Just using the term 'screen' is not clear enough.
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