Thanks, this should help a lot. You must just be a a better searcher than I. I'll let you see the finished project, if you want. Probably won't be done (to completion) until about late April though...

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

Well, a horribly inefficient, but likewise easy method would be to use a BubbleSort, referring back to original TreeNode.

bool done = false;
int length = trvw2.Nodes.Count;

while(!done)
{
done = true;
for(int i = 1; i<length;> {
if(trvw1.Nodes.IndexOf(trvw2.Nodes[i])<trvw1.Nodes.IndexOf(trvw2.Nodes[i-1]))
{
done = false;
//INSERT NODE SWAP CODE
}
}
}

I would include the "NODE SWAP CODE," but I'm not anywhere that I can check syntax, so yeah. Sorry if it doesn't work or if there are small errors - I'm working entirely off of memory. EDIT: Fixed typos.

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

Even capturing the input would be a good enough start from where I'm at. I imagine I can learn how to manipulate the captured audio on my own - something about FFTs, I was reading. Makes me wanna play FF Tactics. :D Is there any way I could convince you to post a link or snippet showing how to capture the audio?

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

I'm working on a project for my Comp Sci class, so I figured I'd make a homebrew version of rock band/guitar hero, except with real instruments. I was wondering if there is a way to capture the audio input in a stream, and then if there was a way to check the pitch of a particular point of that input stream. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

This argument has come up a lot in "amateur" philosophical discussions. We amateurs are the real philosophers, not those dumbasses like Freud or Jung. Anyhow, my friend and I have been discussing this idea for some time. As he is a philosophy major, he's going to be doing his senior thesis on this idea next fall. I'm always pleased to find this idea brought forth by a new person. Congrats, Marc, you've just joined yet another circle of enlightened beings. How many does that make for you now?

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

Get together with some friends and be Tetris blocks.

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

I am so gonna use that phrase! I'm not racist, sexist, or anything like that. I don't discriminate based on Sexual Orientation, or Age. But dammit! I don't like those open source freaks!

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

Wouldn't the easiest way be: public DbCommand SetupCommand(bool isSql) { if(isSql) { //Do SQL setup } else { //Do OleDb setup } return cmd; }

There is no knowledge that is not power. - Mortal Kombat

Hello, I'm not exactly certain that this is the riht place to post this. If I am wrong, could someone please redirect me?ve never done graphics programming, Anyhow, here's my question. What can I use to print graphics to the screen in Unix with C++? I'm rather restricted on platform and compiler choice, but other than that I'm free to do what I want. I'm telnet-ing into a unix server, so I don't know if that will affect my ability to download libraries like OpenGL. I've never done graphics programming so everything here is somewhat new to me. If I can gain to draw and move bitmaps on the screen it will be enough. Thanks to anyone who helps or at least pushes me in the right direction.

Folder redirection is fairly simple with Active Directory. Just use the Group Policy Management Console.

Well, I use Vista on my laptop, at the moment. Quite frankly, I find it to be incredibly faster than XP. And the huge amount of device drivers that come packaged with it are a plus. However, I'm not saying it is without flaws. One of the biggest problems I have with Vista is the lack of DOS programs fullscreen. While there are ways to work around it (DOSBox, for instance) it is still a pain. DirectX programming seems to be giving me a bit of a hard time too, but whatever. I, unlike many other people, am not having any problems with Vista not supporting any software. I'm having difficulty in that my software doesn't support Vista, not the other way around. And.... I tried the Linux route.... it would have been fine (I had a Linux class in college, so I'm pretty familiar) but I couldn't get my wireless card in my laptop to work, so it was kinda pointless. But overall, Vista's problems are more like inconveniences than problems. If you'll excuse me then, I'm going to do what I can to stay on top of technology... Or at least try to keep up.

I'm not sure if this was the right place to put this... being that DX10 is native to Vista, I assumed. Anyhow, I'm going through the "Beginning Game Development" tutorials on MSDN, and I'm on Tutorial II. I can run the program in a Window, and it works fine. But if I try to run it fullscreen, I get a stupid error message. It's very helpful too: it says "Stopped Working" in the description. Nice, eh? I don't know if this is a DX10 issue or a Vista Drivers issue, but whatever it is, I'd like to get it fixed. Thanks for any help.

First of all.... you're going to want to close your tag there... it should say And.... why not just select the vendor name to begin with? Why go through the extra step of converting a vendor number?

In my web page, I have a TreeView control. It databinds the image property on every node, however, the images I have are all different sizes, and I need them all to display 64x64 on the page. Is there anything I can do short of manually resizing them with photoshop? I'd do that... but I don't have the time.

Inside the tag, make a new tag called . Within that, make one like this: Of course, you'd want to put in your actual name, connectionString, and providerName, rather than the parenthesized example above. For example:

I found a way to detect screen resolution, but I'd still appreciate a method to detect browser width.

Might there by chance be a method to detect the width of the browser (or even the screen resolution) with ASP.NET? I tried HttpCapabilitiesBase.ScreenWidthPixels, but I get NullReferenceException when I run it. I'll use javascript if I have to, but I'd prefer to stick with the ASP.NET. Thanks ahead of time.

Ha ha, thanks. I feel dumb. And, Expressions "allows" codebehind, but doesn't "support" it. Now that I know there's a Visual Web Developer Express... I'm off to go find it!

I don't have it in front of me, so i can't tell you for certain, but I do believe there was a way to install the .NET Framework with your app. I'm not sure on SQLClient....never used it. If nothing else, Microsoft's site has a guide on how to deploy the .NET Framework. Sorry I can't post a link, hope it helps anyhow.

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Hello, I'm new to ASP.NET. I 've ben a C# programmer for about a year, but I'm just touching on the realms of web development. Anyhow... I'm having a problem. Everytime I try to compile and run my page, I get the following message: "CS0117: 'ASP.index_aspx' does not contain a definition for 'MyScript'" This is the code on my page: <%@ Page Language="C#" %> Test private void MyFunc(object sender, EventArgs e) { TextBox1.Text = "Test"; }

If it helps any, I'm using Microsoft Expression Web, because I don't have anything else other than C# Express (No asp.net support) I'd appreciate any help.