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Well. Simpler is generally better.
I'd build a server side (PHP) block of code that takes a request like this: http://mysite.com/myapp/version-check.php?v=x.y.z
Then I'd make that script output...
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Are you sure it isn't a problem with the web client code? The code to cycle through the selected files looks correct so it does not seem to be a problem there.
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Well. Due to the nature of the code (seems like you're doing a file-replace on text) then I think you've got it pretty much the best that you'll get it.
One thing I will say is that you don't...
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I download the drivers myself manually. I check them once a month for any updates.
You're correct. My mistake it is a GTS 250. I was looking at a GTX card earlier and I guess I got the names mixed...
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I have the latest drivers as far as I'm aware.
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If the method in question throws an error then yes, a try-cache would be needed. However if it simply notifies the user and then returns an unsuccessful result then no, one would not be needed.
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I've not had many problems with it either (I use the same one) - but it does struggle with these 1080p MKV files. I'm wondering if it is a software thing or if I just need better hardware.
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Hi all.
The following is the spec of my PC.
CPU: Intel Core i7 930 @ 2.8GHz per core
Memory: 12GB DDR3 1600MHz
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 250
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (SP1)
HD1: Corsair 60GB...
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Then I guess I can be of no further help to you here as internet programming is not my speciality at all I'm afraid.
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I never published the idea, nor have I released any information about how or what exactly I did. It was a personal project based on my own ideas and designs.
There are many variations on that...
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I built a program around encryption using images once (hiding data within a randomly generated pixel image). It was quite fun and enjoyable - maybe something like that would suit you?
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Yeah, that's true but that still doesn't change the fact that it is a sensible thing to include - it is even in CSS after all.
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Borders are borders, naturally assuming everyone wants a solid border was a huge mistake (after a few minutes searching Google I found hundreds of people saying the same thing).
Anyway. I figured...
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Hi guys.
I'm working on a new project and seem to be a little stuck. Frankly MS should have included the ability to draw dashed and dotted borders directly into the border control.
I have...
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I am unfamiliarly with VB since it has been years since I used it (not since the days of VB6).
Basically though, since INI files are text files you should just be able to read each, store it in a...
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We will need to know what kind of files they are first, what format are they in?
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Yes. It is possible. Please see my post(s) here since I post an example of how a similar thing can be done there. My example is with methods but the same rule applies for controls.
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One hint for the future - if you are using visual studio you can use IntelliSense to help you find properties if you are stuck like this. It can help a lot as your property lists grow larger and more...
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I believe you should be trying to set the property VarName not value. Replace this line:
t.value = 1; // why does this thow an error
With this:
t.VarName = 1;
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Hmm. .NET 2 - that means you cannot use LINQ which is a shame.
With the above method you would probably have to use a foreach loop to cycle over the element descendants. Here is something for you...
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Sorry. That should have been Elements(). My mistake.
Try something like this:
XDocument filesXML = XDocument.Load(Server.MapPath("FileLinks.xml"));
XElement section =...
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Personally I would set it up as two LINQ queries. The first you will need to check for the section element in the file element and check that its name is "section1". For this you will need to use the...
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37841204/ns/disaster_in_the_gulf/?from=ET
Well. It was a good idea - to bad it was overturned. If there is another leak, this time you know who to blame (if it's in the...
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Introduction:
So. You want to know how to build a simple localization system in C# and WPF? No problem! That is what this tutorial is for.
In this tutorial I will describe my favoured method of...
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They was the guilty party there.
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That's a good point - I don't see any of the big internet giants taking that laying down.
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I think you hit the nail right on the head there. Though. I do agree with the American way of spelling center, though that may just be because of my hours of typing it while working with HTML!
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Uhm. You mean until it is released to the public right? That's MS problem - their software would be perfectly safe were there nobody using it ;)
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Oh dear.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/us_and_canada/10362139.stm
If that's correct then they are at fault and need to pay out - sucks to be them but those who are guilty suffer the cost...
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So. You want to add a bool to the list of items written to the file? If so you would just add that after this line:
fileSW.WriteLine(cPhone[cCounter]);
What does the bool represent, out of...
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The if check should use && not || - I think that was my mistake. You want to add it to the array if neither entry is present.
So the above code doesn't make it into the final is block at all?
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Where are you trying to add a bool?
Also, if you are only adding the entry txtName.Text and cboPhone.Text at shutdown - why not just write those directly to the file? Adding them to the array here...
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Hmm. Okay then. All you really should need is the empty string checks in the exit_program method and the checks to determine if the strings are present in the array or not.
The rest was stuff I...
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Yeah, you can't do that - you are trying to put a string array into a dictionary. My advice would be to dispense with the arrays and use a dictionary instead, if possible.
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I just found an interesting video that uses the same diode if anyone is interested: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__5CpKlr4-4
That's one nasty piece of work for sure.
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Shhh. That was supposed to be a secret. All those kitties are busy playing with the ball of string theory. ;)
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It's correct. And that's not even counting the subkitties!
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Universe divergence - there are an infinite number of cats in each point in spacetime and an infinite number of kittens in each cat - leaving physicists in a catatonic state trying to name them all.
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Simple. It's not empty. It's full of Schrödinger's cats.
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If the cat knows then it's dead too!
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