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Posted by ots at 11/8/2003 11:07:42 PM
C# assembly not invoked if accessing System.Web !!!
Posted by mqsash NO[at]SPAM rediffmail.com at 11/8/2003 9:17:00 PM
Hi
I have written a simple C# Class Assembly.
Normally it works fine, but when I write some code (in the ctor) which
tries to reference the System.Web, then the CTOR does not get invoked
at all !!
The code is as shown below.
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Some general questions on C++ .Net, and Form Design in Particular
Posted by Steven O. at 11/8/2003 8:54:23 PM
I am basically a hobbyist programmer, at the moment doing a little
work experimenting with some AI stuff. I learned C++, and then tried
to teach myself MFC using MS Visual C++ 6.0. I swore off of MFC,
which was a nightmare, and have been playing with Borlands C++
Builder. In C++ Builder, crea... more >>
Mimick the older C/ pascal dll parameter passing convention? - VB Class Mod?
Posted by R BUckshaw at 11/8/2003 8:36:08 PM
Hello,
I have been attempting to write a VB class that would
expose its stuff to an older (ok, legacy application)
program which can load and call exported functions from
the old style dlls.
With little documentation to go on, my legacy app defines
a dll to load, then can call an exported func... more >>
.NET v1.1 Service Packs ?
Posted by <-> at 11/8/2003 8:15:05 PM
Hi,
I'm going to install VS.NET 2003 which comes with v1.1 of the .NET SDK. My
question is do I need to install the service packs or are they just for v1.0
of the Framwork ?
Should I be aware of any Service Packs & Patches for .NET v1.1 ?
Thanks,
Steve.
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Some general questions on C++ .Net, and Form Design in Particular
Posted by Steven O. at 11/8/2003 4:57:57 PM
I am basically a hobbyist programmer, at the moment doing a little
work experimenting with some AI stuff. I learned C++, and then tried
to teach myself MFC using MS Visual C++ 6.0. I swore off of MFC,
which was a nightmare, and have been playing with Borlands C++
Builder. In C++ Builder, crea... more >>
Some general questions on C++ .Net, and Form Design in Particular
Posted by Steven O. at 11/8/2003 4:54:51 PM
I am basically a hobbyist programmer, at the moment doing a little
work experimenting with some AI stuff. I learned C++, and then tried
to teach myself MFC using MS Visual C++ 6.0. I swore off of MFC,
which was a nightmare, and have been playing with Borlands C++
Builder. In C++ Builder, crea... more >>
Who's a bigger Troll, Bailo or NoSpam?
Posted by William Ryan at 11/8/2003 3:28:28 PM
I'm sorry, I just felt compelled to ask...I haven't heard from old NoSpam
for a while, and then he appears while Bailo Disappears. I would like to
see a thread with those two actually arguing something. So here's what I'm
wondering... Circuses back in the day had SideShow freaks. They aren't a... more >>
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Switching the GAC View in the Window Explorer
Posted by Peter at 11/8/2003 2:44:07 PM
Hi,
In the window explorer, I double-clicked the folder,
c:\windows\Assembly, the file view is changed to GAC view.
But I do not know how to switch back. Thanks.
Peter... more >>
Events, Objects and Classes
Posted by Gonçalo Boléo at 11/8/2003 2:01:10 PM
I wan't to make a class that as a property that references a textbox and
then cath the events of the text box in the class.
In VB6 i make something like this:
Dim WithEvents m_oTxt as VB.Textbox
Property Let ....
Property Set ....
And then simply had events for the m_oTxt variable
m_o... more >>
even or odd comparision optimization
Posted by discussion NO[at]SPAM discussion.microsoft.com at 11/8/2003 1:41:58 PM
Hey
Does the JIT perform this optimization?
old unoptimised even or odd test using modulo
if ((someVal % 2) == 0)
// even
else
// odd
optimized code
if ( (someVal & 1) == 0)
// even
else
// odd
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setup project and framework?
Posted by Lore Leuneog at 11/8/2003 11:41:32 AM
Hello.
I want to embed the framework setup with my project setup. Does any body
know where in the (Visual Studio .net) Setup-Project I can set the option to
install the framework first?
Thank you
Lore
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Updating The System Clock?
Posted by mlanza NO[at]SPAM lycos.com at 11/8/2003 9:48:55 AM
Greetings,
I am developing an app that utilizes a custom internet-based
replication process. Every record in my database has a DateAdded and
DateUpdated column to facilitate this. There are many satellite
locations and one master home office location whose database is
considered the master ... more >>
Run a program-C#
Posted by A.A. Fussy at 11/8/2003 8:09:43 AM
What C# code would I useto run a program from a command button in a C#
form?
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How to install VS .NET 2003 DVD to CDs?
Posted by nunommagalhaes NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 11/8/2003 6:49:56 AM
Is there any possibility to extract the files from DVD and burn into
separate CDs? How can I do this?
TIA... more >>
Another FAILED n-Tier / OOP Web project.......
Posted by nospam at 11/8/2003 6:33:55 AM
THIS IS the DOTNETJUNKIES MESSAGE
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We're Sorry
As many of you know we have recently launched SqlJunkies.com. We have
overhauled our runtime and will be using it on DotNetJunkies.com also.
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.NET software
Posted by SB at 11/8/2003 6:14:11 AM
Hello,
I have experience in VB and C. Can someone guide me as to
what all software do I need to begin learning .NET, and
where should I start in general?
Thanks in advance
SB... more >>
How to do Ctrl + Z?
Posted by Mr. B at 11/8/2003 3:43:31 AM
In VB.net, you can Copy to Clipboard... and then Paste from Clipboard.
What I'd like to do is to do a CTRL + Z to do and 'undo'.
For example, if you have some date in Combobox1 and Copy it to Clipboard. You
can then Paste it to Combobox2. But in Combobox2, you can (via keyboard)
CTRL+Z and... more >>
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