Whoops, my bad. There is finally an SDK out for multi-touch support, but in for Windows 7. Here[^] What you're referring to was/is a research project at Microsoft called Surface. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 But no longer in 2009...

enginço wrote: So, How can I get correct port list (without com3)? You can give System.Management a try, I have used it before to enumerate hardware. I don't know for sure whether virtual com-ports are included, and I can't test it on my own machine (at least not without installing a new com-port). You'd need to add a reference to the assembly "System.Management" to use this functionality. The code would be something like this; ManagementObjectSearcher searcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher("SELECT Name FROM Win32_SerialPort"); foreach (ManagementObject mo in searcher.Get()) Console.WriteLine(mo.GetPropertyValue("Name")); Console.ReadKey(); Alternatively, you could scan the registry. Open RegEdit and search for the friendly name of the COM-port :) I are troll :)

thanx for your reply, I found the problem | (?[^"'<> \s]*) | is wrong |(?\w[^"'<> \s]*)| is correct But both is OK on The Regex Coach program, in C# it's behave different. Infact I don't know how is working getting groupCollection. :) Anyway, it's solved. Thanx I want to fly but I don't have wings modified on Thursday, September 11, 2008 7:48 AM

c'mon guys... if you don't have answer, please don't try to write anything I couldn't take any normal answer since I signed up this forum. Please be a gentlemen... I want to fly but I don't have wings

You are not suppose to change stuff inside the form.desiner.cs .....If you want to change your control behaviour you may either do at the design time or within the form.cs file.

I see. I believe that it's the "\S+-image" part that is making it slow. The \S+ will match the entire viewstate value, but then it will not find "-image" at the end of it, so it will start going back through the viewstate character by character looking for "-image". Use som reasonable limit like \S{1,20} and it should be much faster. Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

yes sir, I solved click problem in vb code I didn't use cssPattern in regex and it works fast and I have no any problems on clicks... Only one problem left. CSS :) I want to fly but I don't have wings modified on Wednesday, August 6, 2008 6:44 AM

Yes, you are right. I got it. I need timeout option, but there is no timeout property or parameter etc... I tested again the code if it will stuck or won't. It is still same but after 4-5 minutes it was aborted and it worked. 4-5 minutes is too long for me. I will work with thousands url, I can't wait 5 minutes for each url. How can it continue after 15 seconds? Is it possible? I want to fly but I don't have wings

yes you are right, but I was absolutely sure before write. I tried two times to be sure. methinks, I lost in my codes. IT'S MY FAULT. Hmmm, my eyes may be broken but where is my rationality? may be I should less work. I tried if you know or don't :P over and over again I'm sorry modified on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 3:25 AM

I can't determine your problem because I don't know what your code does regarding the And stuff. You'll need to post your code.

You can do searching over big strings using LINQ, yes, since a string could be broken up into a collection of words, and LINQ works on collections of any type. However, if you have a lot of big strings, your search might take awhile. Here at work we use the free and open source Lucene.NET to index and search our big texts. With Lucene.NET, you can do queries over your text using AND, OR, wildcard, etc. operators, and it all performs very, very quickly. Does that answer your question? I guess I'm not sure what your question is, exactly. Maybe you want to build an expression out of your SearchWord elements and use the resulting expression as the predicate criteria over your string - is that what you want to do?

Yeahhh, finally I solved my problem with expressions and linq. There is no REGEX :-\ thanx o'relly books

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