6, 11, 26, 34, 44, 51
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leppie wrote: And what infomation are you talking about? That the Object Browser come from VB. That was a joke about people who are talking that VB is a shit but know nothing about it.
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leppie wrote: I find the Object Browser extremely helpful The Object Browser come from VB. There are many people that will stop using it now, because of this information. ;-) As you can see there *are* some coll things from VB :-)
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I just don't get those strange indexers. Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote: EBGroup this[int index] It looks like the good old C++'s operator[]
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http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/OutlookBar.asp
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Yeah! He's right. This code:
#define XXX void function(int r)
static XXX
{
}
will be seen by the comiler as:
static void function(int r)
{
}
You can write anything after #define
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Thanks! :-D Now it's working!
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Paul Watson wrote: Though as my 2 cents MS should really stick to one set of styles and make it available for all controls. I do agree.
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Paul Watson wrote: Check the CP articles, the answer is there. These are Windows XP Visual Styles. That guy meant OfficeXP/VS.NET visual styles. Try http://www.dotnetmagic.com/[^]
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Strange! Take a look at my code:
public class R
{
public R(){a=10;b=56;}
int a, b;
public int A{
get{return a;}
set{a = value;}}
public int B
{
get{return b;}
set{b = value;}
}
}
public class Col: CollectionBase
{
public Col(){}
public virtual void Add(R valueT)
{
this.List.Add(valueT);
}
// ...
}
But the designer still adds the System.Object item, not the R item. What's wrong?
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Hey! I've got a problem with my custom collection! The collection is used as a type for a property in my control. When I put the control to the form in the Designer, and Click the (...
) button at that property, new window is shown. I can add and remove elements in collection. But when I click the Add
button, the type of new element is System.Object
, not the type of elements of my collection. I want to do sth like ListView.ListViewItemCollection
, which is editable through the designer! Thanks!
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No! That's your internet connection! :zzz: :zzz:
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AGHHH! That's the problem (advantage ???) of the contemporary informatics: There is always a way... :omg: I'm so happy that I am not a freak about security!
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That's why I don't use MS Virtual Machine, but JVM provided by SUN Microsystems!
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Matthew R. Miller wrote: I noticed that they made all the icons all cute and snuggly Only on WinXP! I've installed IE6 on my Win98 and all icons were old and ugly(:~ )! What I found interesting in IE6 is privacy. You can block *all* cookies (except that from CP ;) ) It also has usless "discussion" button. There is another new button: "Multimedia". I fifn't use it yet, so I can't say anything about it.
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Hello everybody! I want to create an angular gradient in GDI+, but I don't know how! Angular gradient is: "Shades in a counterclockwise sweep around the starting point." [Adobe Photoshop help] You can see it there (picture at the top): http://s9000.furman.edu/DD/labs/photo/pix/grad.gif[^] Please, help me!
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Tomasz Sowinski wrote: I can't use COM9 as file name??? What are they thinking? They didn't told that, but you aren't allowed to use also filenames like: MS_SUCKS, I_HATE_MS, BILL_GATES_IS_JUST_AN_IDITOT, I_LOVE_LINUX, I_WANT_TO_DELETE_IE. ;)
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Are you in love with Christian Graus? I'm three articles away from being silver, but I will not post 3 shitty articles, just to be silver! They do not give money for being platinium, aren't they? :~ Navin wrote: You could do CodeProject and yourself a favor by just posting another article. NOOOOOO!!! The prices of the platinum will fall if there's so many platinum members! :laugh:
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Maciej Pirog wrote: (don't forget to include )! Don't forget to include <string.h>
of course! :-O
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Use strlen
function (don't forget to include )! David Z wrote: I always get 4 as the return cause sizeof(cArray1) always gives me 4 and 4/1=4 cArray1 is a pointer, not an array. It points at the first element of an array (null-terminated string). It is 4, because in Win32 pointers are 32-bit (4 * 8 bits - that's why you get 4)!
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