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Well the end factor that got the textboxes to update was that I included the following single line of code at the end of each iteration of a certain operation which forced the textboxes values to be...
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I bound using the actual object mUIDataContainer which is the object declared like so:
Private WithEvents mUIDataContainer As New UIDataContainer
And Bound like this:
#Region "Set Data...
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Yup! And that's why I bound also at runtime and that also did not work.
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At wits end after 24 hours:
I've read up on simple databinding and I can't get my textboxes to update when a change is made to the object data source which is a class with properties.
The Class...
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Thanks Chris,
Kevin, the project was backed up in numerous places including a safe deposit box. Due to circumstances beyond my control, all of the backups in various places were lost or destroyed.
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I remember viewing code with Reflector, but will it actually now import the code to VS, or do you have to copy & paste? My project had over 100,000 lines of code plus several separate libraries. ...
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So, I've been out of the game for three years. I need to modify a program that I wrote and use for personal use. I lost my project. How can I extract my source code from the executable back into...
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Also, we seem to be assuming that the two listeners (handling subs) are/will be always in the same class. Of course, we may have two different classes (A & B) listening to an event from a third...
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I like the dll idea.
In my case, all concrete IErrorCheck(s) are run on the using object's data, therefore iteration through a list(of IErrorCheck) will do fine.
That solves not having to crack...
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I have a class that needs to check for errors in the data contained in a object.
The routines that will check for errors could be implemented in concrete interfaces of supertype IErrorCheck. That...
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I believe in post #4 op meant if you have many Logins types.
If the question is based on which would be faster, I'm afraid I don't know.
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Did you use some code from somewhere that remembers the window size and position someplace like in user settings?
It's hard to answer your question (for sure) without seeing your code.
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Well once you call your code below is there any code to change it back?
Cause once that code has been called, if you don't specifically change it back...
Dim MonitorWidth =...
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Or in the words of the great t3kizzleee:
"Why don't you just use an if statement?"
:confused:
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I'd also like to say that it's rather pointless to use a function that should be titled IsNullOrEmpty that subsequently uses a function called IsNullOrEmpty.
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I'd just like to say that I like the title of your post.
:thumb:
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That's strange. I suddenly got hungry.
Anyhow...another point is that considering a topic called encapsulation: The object sending out the message does not care who is listening to the event...
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I don't think anyone can really answer this without knowing the nature of the "question", or what can trigger the recursion.
However, I did notice this:
"@TG: Technically, there IS a property....
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Ok cool.
But it wasn't a waste of time.
Someone else will learn from this. :)
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NO!
Sorry my fault.
Keep your old deserializing code just how you had it except add the new Class "PreviousVersionDeserializeBinder" as I wrote it except replace my old and new assembly name in...
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Ok, notice that the message you got was the custom message that I set.
Note the first exception.
You still have the same problem. The assembly that is reading the file is seeing either a different...
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As you can see all the Binder does is say this:
"I know that I saved the info using "AssemblyOne" but I want to deserialize it using "AssemblyTwo". So Mr. Deserializer, if you find something...
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I changed some names to protect the innocent; and with the exception of my using a generic type for deserialization this will be easily adapted to what you need.
Ok, You'll need a Serialization...
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In this:
'ProjectSurvey, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'
The Project name "ProjectSurvey" and the Version number "1.0.0.0" must be exactly the same for both the project...
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What Keystone gave as an example will cancel the executing code immediately. Are you wanting a way to roll back what has been executed up to the point of a user clicking on the Cancel button?
If...
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Try using a System.Collections.Generic.List(of YourObjects)
I think you'll find it better in all situations.
You can write your own Sort/Search Routines using features that are available in the...
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I seem to remember turning off snap lines once.
You may find an option to activate that function.
I've never seen an auto-align function in .net.
You can always set focus on the control and...
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Well it certainly won't work after the program is closed and then opened again because at the point the picturebox is a different picturebox (a new one) with no tag at all. I don't like the comma in...
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"but the runtime can't assume that for you."
Actually, CDbl isn't "wired" to assume that for you.
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You were not comparing apples to apples.
If in the first example you had used:
Dim i As Integer = CInt(Me.TextBox1.Text)
You would have seen that the conversion would fail on a blank just as...
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The runtime doesn't know how to convert a blank to type Double.
First check if the textbox is empty. If it is, and you so desire, you can count
an empty textbox as meaning "0", but the runtime...
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You won't be able to keep a user from working outside your program.
That's what mutitasking is all about.
In fact, you shouldn't even try.
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Well if you are concerned about ease in following some code you plan to write, what could be easier for the future code-reader than for the variables to actually be named Pitch, Roll and Yaw? Why...
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So we have some inconsistency from MS.
I'll double check... FxCop warned there were no upstream calls to the Getter.
So I made the properties WriteOnly. FxCop presented no new warnings after...
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A couple of interesting notes from VS 2010 documentation:
First the reason:
"Sometimes you want the consuming code to be able to set a value but not discover what it is. For example, sensitive...
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I guess that won't make complete sense until I mention that I shadowed some of the Form properties and my only reason for not adding methods in the wrapped class was because they were in fact...
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I recently wrapped a Form with another class for the purpose of reducing the number of user properties to something like 8 or so instead of all of a Forms properties; it was a special top level...
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Its called True Update.
http://www.indigorose.com/trueupdate/overview-true-update/
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I think IndigoRose has some products that might help, but you'll no doubt pay a hefty sum.
I use Setup Factory for deployment and it's extremely easy to use. So I'm guessing their update software...
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There is no way to know for sure.
There are a number of ways of making the tables to get the desired effect.
Nobody can say for sure just from looking at the picture how the person who designed the...
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