this site is acting weird for a couple of hours already. 1. first I noticed the alpha thingy I am testing suddenly got much worse; I reported the details you know where. 2. then there is a mix-up in the C# forum; I reported in S&B below. 3. now my rep history's first page shows 20 items spanning more than 8 months (I typically do 20 actions an hour). Has the server room been flooded? did the hamsters get wet and turn into gremlins? Help!

Hi, something is wrong in the C# forum right now, so this message will not show as is, until things get fixed, and you won't be able to react either, you could however start a new thread if necessary. My reply is rather simple: inside the ContentClicked handler, you know the row and column index of the cell you clicked; and you can access the Rows, Columns, and Cells arrays using integer indices. So you probably want

value=dataGridView1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[the_index_of_the_column_you_want];

You may need a .Value at the end. Hope this helps. :)

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I was told it was a big boy who did it and then ran away... :confused:

I have no experience with SQLite. However I did search CodeProject articles for SQL read BLOB and found a lot, including this: Reading and Writing BLOB Data to Microsoft SQL or Oracle Database[^]. I'm sorry the examples are in C#, that does not change the philosophy, it merely changes the syntax of things. I suggest you read it, or some of the other hits, and try what you learn. I once more stress the fact that IMO writing to a BLOB field and reading from a BLOB field are bound to be very similar. :)

I used HP9835 most of the time, together with a bunch of measuring instruments, including some Network Analyzers. Goal was extracting transistor model parameters from S-parameter measurements. Lots of math and programming involved. Did all this at the university in Leuven, Belgium in the seventies; and I got the opportunity to duplicate the setup at Stanford University, Palo Alto (next door to HP) during my first visit to the US. It were exiting times. :)

Did you watch the return value of RemoveDirectory? Did you call GetLastError on zero? Might your top-level directory have a different protection? :)

There is that infamous joke about hunting bears in Canada, could that offer any help? Unfortunately I can't provide any details, it is, let's say, not lounge compatible. :)

this is a reply from s.codeproject.com :)

if anything, pebkaw. It is awfully quiet on CP, isn't it? I know http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/[^] said all is fine. But still nothing. :( PS: its the wall in front of me, not the one in the back!!!

I am having major trouble getting any www.codeproject.com page to load; the main page loads fine (visible in "view source") but nothing shows, as if some essential dependent file is not coming at all. CP Vanity is not getting Bob's image. However beta.codeproject.com is working normally, which enables me to publish this. Anybody getting similar phenomena? :)

try ListView.Items.Clear() to clear the content, not the view itself. :)

yes, unfortunately only a small subset of the alternatives got offered. Why isn't anyone using Altavista any more? :)

You're welcome. :)

Computafreak wrote:

I'm too innately helpful to ...

sure, but there are limits to everything. :)

I have suggested lots of things, including an "I have seen this, don't show it ever again" button, a "hide unapproved stuff" setting, buttons to vote on separate aspects of "articles" (length, content, style, clarity, ...) to no avail. Rather than make life easier for people who devote part of their time to make this a nice site, recent changes made it more difficult to tell you didn't like the "article" for some reason; now you have to type a lot of comment, and expect replies to that, etc etc. while CodeProject refuses to install a simple filter that would throw away half of the junk automatically anyway, without risking false negatives. :)

Hi, you can use AND and OR operators and effectively build a WHERE clause that calculates this (pseudo-code):

c=d OR (d=null AND (c=e OR (e=null AND c=f)))

:)

OK, this looks good. The timing anomaly has disappeared. Well done. :)

Really good articles are plenty, and the new ones become available pretty soon assuming they are good. No need to see the crap that is used to try and get gold, to use as file server, to impress (?) people, and what have you. If you need examples, look for platinum members (first two pages of "who is who", sorted by article count). :)

Are you nuts? I created a new account to get rid of gold, I got sick watching the stupid "articles" on the home page. :)