I'd like to be able to make it cross-platform using MONO

Hello, I wonder if there is a services-like platform in C# where I can build addons onto. And when I say services, I mean the kind of services Windows has, which I can inject dependencies, trigger a start\stop and add\remove addons as I wish. I will also need a way of controling it, like a console, MMC or some other kind of UI. Does anyone know of something similar to what I'm looking for? it'll really help me out :) Thanks in advance.

Has anyone figured out the problem atleast? has its name or any info about it? It would really help me alot, thanks.

Hello. I'm trying to capture a screen shot while in full-screen mode in a game. The game can use either Direct3D (directx) or OpenGL as its displaying driver. while trying to get the screenshot in both drivers (in fullscrteen mode) the image is black or unuseful. I'm aware that the problem is known, but I don't have any solution for it. I'm searching for the solution to this problem in C\C++ (though other languages will do aswell). I've tried to use GDI+, use a robot for the printscreen (btw it doesn't work even without the robot) and a bit more options, and still no idea how to get a screenshot of the fullscreen game in win vista\7. I'd appreciate any help. Sincerely, Me.

Hello, I'm searching for a free dotnet based forum to download and install in my site, something nice with a nice admin area, like vBulletin or PhpBB. preferred to work with MySQL, though it can work with MSSQL 2005\2008. So far I've found DNN - however it doesn't meet my requirements, and some more numerous paid options. I'd be very thankful for your recommendations and links :) P.S I'd also appreciate message boards such as this one (codeproject), as long as it have a nice admin control panel :) Thanks.

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the thing is - i was strongly advised not to hold the A class instance in Bs instance, someone told me it's bad design. What do you think? is it that bad of a design, could there be better? or this is the best option there is?

well excuse me for not having English as my native language and my day-to-day language ;-)

are you sure? (or are you just teasing me?) :x I can't find in google some info about it. Can you maybe give me a link for more info about it?

I'm lookin for a design-pattern that match what I need: I have class A which should hold a collection of class B or its inehrited classes. class B should be able to run functions and access properties on A and A should be able to run functions and access properties on B. I've been suggested to pass reference of As properties to B opon construction, but I'm lookin for the design-pattern... anyone know of any design-pattern similar to this? Thanks alot :) NaNg.

I'm lookin for a design-pattern that match what I need: I have class A which should hold a collection of class B or its inehrited classes. class B should be able to run functions and access properties on A and A should be able to run functions and access properties on B. I've been suggested to pass reference of As properties to B opon construction, but I'm lookin for the design-pattern... anyone know of any design-pattern similar to this? Thanks alot :) NaNg.

No, the definitions of internal and internal protected are wrong. As I explained. In the code you can totally erase the "internal", because you're only playing with private\public modifiers.

You got something wrong. Public = Accessible from everywhere Protected = Accessible from class or derived classes. Private = Accessible only from the same class (if you don't specify anything, by default it will be Private) internal = Access is only for the same assembly. internal means that if I\anyone-else download your class library file (dll) and try to use it, I won't be able to use the stuff that signed with "internal". So what that you basically did was playing with the "Private" modifier. Hope you get what I wrote (I can be not-understandable in the morning). NaNg.

mm = minutes MM = months so that format you want is dd-MM-yyyy

Request.Form returns NameValueCollection. you should do this: foreach (String var in Request.Form.Keys) temp.Add(Request.Form[var]); Hope I helped. :)

Hello. So this is my problems: I have to find a way to save a class of mine to a file. Solution: I found serialization and I thought it might work. But... When I tried BinarySerialization, some chars would just disapear, and I'd get an exception for "not a correct format", so BinarySerialization is OUT of the question (and I tried it in a few ways). XmlSerialization is throwing non-stopable exceptions, I just went to the one after, so that's out of the question also. I tried SOAP serialization, but now I came across another problem. I need to serialize a generic collection which I built. This gives me an exception, saying that it cannot serialize a generic class. (that's after successfuly serializing List). Another thing that I have with SOAP serialization is that i'm not sure that it'll work in Linux (I was unable to install mono), since I need to import the SOAP class from Windows folder. Can anyone recommend me on what to do? Waiting for your help. NaNg.

I don't know how to do it with the MS DataGridView. But there are plenty of open sources grid views that can do that. I'd try to search in codeproject for some. I also recommend that you'll look at this: http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/csharpgridcontrol.asp[^] NaNg.

My problem is that I can't serialize with binary formatter (even like you did, I can't), and SOAP doesn't let me serialize generic classes that I've made. I don't get what's hard to understand, I wrote it perfectly clear in the first message.

Hello. So these are my problems: I have to find a way to save a class of mine to a file. I found serialization and I thought it might work. But... When I tried BinarySerialization, some chars would just disapear, and I'd get an exception for "not a correct format". XmlSerialization is throwing non-stopable exceptions, I just went to the one after. I tried SOAP serialization, but now I came across another problem. I need to serialize a generic collection which I built. This gives me an exception, saying that it cannot serialize a generic class. (that's after successfuly serializing List). Another thing that I have with SOAP serialization is that i'm not sure that it'll work in Linux (I was unable to install mono), since I need to import the SOAP class from Windows folder. Can anyone recommend me on what to do? Waiting for your help. NaNg. :)

nevermind, I found the problem while debugging. It saved in the event B from some reason. I just added: [field: NonSerialized()] to every event. It works fine now. Thanks anyways :)

set a property which checks if this.OnChange != null and if not it triggers it.