Just wanted to say Goodbye to everyone. You can have your mud puddle. This place doesn't fit me too well.
Take care!
Type: Posts; User: AloneInTheDark
Just wanted to say Goodbye to everyone. You can have your mud puddle. This place doesn't fit me too well.
Take care!
I call myself "AloneInTheDark" because I am one of the few in the entire country with a specially high IQ.
Go ahead, mock me all you want buddy boy. I don't give a flying hoot.
You probably...
People who always move backwards and dislike shiney GUIs will always be marginalized in a small corner. :)
That must be one of the most stupid quotes I seen. Quoting from a linux world where they don't generally like GUIs, and then eventhough you admit you never tried Vista, you claim it's not friendly!...
Buy a bigger monitor, get a new PC...
or you could ofcourse go back to DOS... or old UNIX... or how about 19" black and white TV ?
This is just normal, Technology moving forward...get over it!...
Just read the code examples for those components on msdn.microsoft.com
No, you can prevent injection with SQL Command as well :
MyCommand = DB.CreateCommand();
MyCommand.CommandText = SQLString;
MyCommand.Parameters.Add...
hm maybe this?
Label1.Text = "Display this " + count.ToString();
Application.DoEvents();
I didn't get your question too well.
Try putting a "Application.DoEvents();" inside your loop.
From http://www.csharpfriends.com/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=36859
DataRow[] foundRows = dt.Select(null, sort); // Sort with Column name
for (int i = 0 ; i < rowCount; i++)
{
object[]...
Personally, I don't even use "Stored Procedures" unless it is ABSOLUTELY needed. I try to keep everything inside my app code instead.
Edit : Simplicity is the key in my humble opinion. Less is...
Sample code for client and server :
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/3574/
IRC client (bot) :
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/pasihavia/IrcBot11222005231107PM/IrcBot.aspx
Hope it...
I'm making a forum with centralized database which will host two websites. Hobby projects. This forum will kick ass :) totally new kind of forum.
huh? computer crashed? What does that have to do with your code? Did the drive die?
Dude, ever heard of BACKUPS ? DVDs? External Drives? Don't tell me you formatted your drive and "lost"...
"YOUR" nickname "STOLEN"? hm... No offence but as that redneck guy in Simpsons once said : Are you some kind of moron?
*lol*
I recommend to change the design of your GUI and not use MDIs at all. They are very bad from the usability point of view.
whooha! I don't have a TV but darn, I didn't know about this. Cool. I'll try to catch it online somewhere.
I'm a fanboy but doesn't really matter regarding the car, saw a pic of it. Seems alright....
Show me the code, not that weird long error without a line break in it! ;)
or Visual C# Express
Depends on what you do I guess. You turned it off with 2GB?
You can get your data back with MyXML.Load("c:\somefile.xml");
and do a loop, something like
foreach(XmlNode XMLNODE in MyXML.SelectSingleNode("mydata").ChildNodes){
Console.Write(...
Forget text files! Use XML files. This is after all 2008! :)
You can do this easy by :
//this code isn't tested but u'll get the idéa
try{
XmlDocument MyXML = new XmlDocument();...
You can pass the class to the other class :
public class SomeClass() {
public const test = "Hello world!";
}
public void doTest(SomeClass SC){
try{
If you need to reach a variable from outside a class, you do it as "public ..." , if not "private ..."
public class MyClass(){
public string ThisVariableCanBeReached;
private string...
um... read : STATIC :) ...Joke aside, Not sure but it doesn't sounds doable.