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  • Creating, Showing, Returning values with Windows Forms.
    Z Zultan

    This article may be what you're looking for on passing values between forms: http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/passingvaluesbetweenforms.asp#xx1363185xx[^]

    C# tutorial winforms algorithms help

  • Question about DllImport
    Z Zultan

    Thanks :-)

    C# question com csharp c++ tools

  • Folders in the left tree in VS2003
    Z Zultan

    Drag and drop them from solution explorer.

    Visual Studio data-structures tutorial question

  • Question about DllImport
    Z Zultan

    Hello, I'm posting what I hope will not be too ignorant of a question regarding com interop :-) A number of times I've seen in examples on this site a piece of code where the author has used com interop to call a method from an external dll (I assume c++ dlls being called from the c# code). My question is if you did not author the c++ dll yourself what is the best method to find out what the classes, methods, etc are that are contained in the dll? Basically, where do you determine what it is that you need to call from the dll? For example, consider this call to an external dll (from an article here on Code Project): private static extern long WritePrivateProfileString(string section, string key, string val, string filePath); How did the author determine that in the dll that he called that there is a WritePrivateProfileString method and that it takes 4 string parameters? Is there some utility out there that allows you to browse c++ dlls and that you can use to determine what method and parameters you would need to import? Bear in mind that I'm still learning c# and com interop is one subject that I've struggled to understand fully. Thanks.

    C# question com csharp c++ tools
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