C# - Deploying A .Net App Source Control (SVN) Over 32-bit AND 64-bit Dev Stations?
Jan 13, 2011
Our Dev Team has heterogeneous OS systems, scattered between 32-bit and 64-bit. This is not ideal, we are actually planning to homogenize our infrastructure, but in the meantime we have to deal with it.The issue is that when a 32-bit developer checks out a 64-bit solution on SVN, he has to manually change the target platforms all over again to get it compiled (not to mention other side problems)
My question is : What clean (though temporary) solution could be addressed in such situation, permitting each developer to keep his default project/platform settings while checking out and in from SVN.I guess that -at least for the first time a project/solution is checked out, a dev still has to tweak the setting manually to compile it properly. After that, according to relevant SVN filters, it is possible to ignore some settings files (which ones, by the way?)
Trying to deploy an application written in VB.NET. First had an issue with not including the PowerPacks (what is in this anyway?) but that went away and the application installed correctly once I included it as a prerequisite.Now however once the user logs into the application the main menu just bombs, doesn't even load, the app just quits. I suspected it was the DataGridView and had those suspicions confirmed when I changed the application's startup form to one without the grid.
but is there some way to create a program that would be able to listen to internet radio and possibly display live artist/song info from several stations on a windows form? Has anybody done anything like this or have any ideas as to how to tackle this?
I am trying to create an application that will randomly select 14 "stations" (strings) from a list of 33. My thinking is that I have a for/next loop that randomly selects a number between 1,33 which is then inputted into an array (arrnumber) I then want those random numbers to then be used to call the Station name which is saved in the second array, and then for the selected stations to be populated into a listbox (potentially by storing those names selected in a new array?)
Various people have suggested either using a list (of t) instead of arrays, or a Dictionary(?) or perhaps even a database, though I am not all that confident with VB to be able to know where the best place to start with that is. So if anyone can offer any advice, pointers as to how I can link my 2 arrays (I am pretty sure I know how to make the array populate a listbox) I would be very much obliged.
Public Class Form1 Dim Stationid() As String = {"Cardiovascular Examination", "Respiratory Examination", "Abdominal Examination", "Abdominal Examination with Stoma", "Groin and External Genitalia Examination", "Cranial Nerves Examination", "Arm Examination", "Leg Examination", "Parkinson`s Examination", "Cerebellar Examination", "Speech Examination", "Hand Examination", "Elbow Examination", "Shoulder
First: I have a numericUpDown and a class that are bound.
Me.percent.DataBindings.Clear()Me.percent.DataBindings.Add("Value", options, "percent")When I change the numericUpDown the underlying class seems not to update. I have to click outside the numericUpDown to force validation and force syncing. This is very counterintuitive and will cause problems. How can I make sure the underlying data object gets the new value on valuechange rather than validate?
Second: After I change the numericUpDown I have an option that serializes the underlying data in an xml file. The underlying XML file does not always get the right data. To figure out what is happening I added a button that outputs the values of the underlying data object and it is always getting updated. In other words...the control and the object values always agree. The serialize
Is there any good richtextcontrol for .net forms i tried almost all extended richtextcontrols from several websites but there is no print like view for any control, i want to add deference system in my app but there is no free control available and controls like from [url]...are very expensive for a student. iam searching from last two months but find no results and tried hard to make my own control but found no idea to start with.
We are trying to implement Source Control with Visual SVN, Tourtoise, and Ankh. All works well once a project is placed in the repository. But, when you try to open a project stored on your local client, that is not stored in the repository, Visual Studio freezes up. (VS2008)
We are trying to implement Source Control with Visual SVN, Tourtoise, and Ankh. All works well once a project is placed in the repository. But, when you try to open a project stored on your local client, that is not stored in the repository, Visual Studio freeze
I'm looking to move all my code into the cloud using some sort of source control service. It must first be able to integrate with Visual Studio 2008 and 2010, and possibly other environments. Meaning something that's fairly popular among different development environments. The only source control I'm familiar with is VSS, but I think it's time to move away from that. I also prefer a free service. I know that there are only code repository services that are free, but I just don't know how that integrates with Visual Studio and source control.
I need to get the page source of a website using a proxy without using any ocx control and as much as possible without using a web browser to make it more difficult When i get the source i need to fill a textbox and press a button. After i get the response as html.how to do this because i found alot of topics in this forum especially kelimna's.
I am using SourceSafe 2005, and I have a project in VB.NET Framework 4.What I want is a way to automate the build process and hopefully integrate easy deployment. I'd like to be able to send an automated notification when a build is made that lists the comments of the SourceSafe check-in's in the body of the message.I've looked at a few options and some of them are confusing. I've seen it implemented with SVN, nAnt and CruiseControl, but it looks like it might take ages to set up being a novice of the aforementioned technologies.What would be the easiest way to set something like this up in your opinion? If I have to start using SVN for this, then that would also be a possibility.
I need to create a new tree view, that is linked to a particular table.
Each row in the table has a parent id that links back to the table's primary key, and that defines the node hierarchy. So that relationship needs to be indicated in the databinding.
Am I able to use the standard treeview control in Visual Studio 2008, or do I need something extra to make this work?
Resources: Visual Studio 2008 Pro (currently in 90 days trial) Platform: OS - Vista Home Prem 64-Bit Language : Visual Basic
I'd like to bind my textbox into two (column)from different table is it possible to do this? I already know how to bind (one-to-one) controls and table.
I'm using a webbrowser control to access an e-mail account, once there I need to find out how many emails currently in the inbox, and it's contained within certain tags and letters, and only them.The tags & letters are:
Quote:
<em>Inbox <b>(Email number)</b></em>
So i need to get what's inside the brackets, which also has tags and inbox.Only way I can see of getting that is regex? - Which I've rarely used.
I have stumbled upon a open source ribbon control (here) that looks perfect for my little project at work.
My problem is that I cannot get it to build in VB.Net 2010 Express Edition. I created a new project with the standard form1.vb. I then added the reference to ribbon dll. But I get errors when trying to build the app. I have attached a screenshot with the error.
I am creating a Visual Studio .NET plugin using DXCore for my group to use and have been trying to figure out how to open the plugin in a tab like source control does instead of it opening in a new window.
I have a MS Access database set up, with a Period field that has either values 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. I retrieve these values using a database connection and I would like to reference a particular control based on what period was grabbed from the database.
Here's example code, pseudo of course.
TextBox(dr(3)).Text = dr(0)
dr(3) contains the period, and dr(0) contains the content I would like to put into the text box. I have these text boxes on my form: TextBox1, TextBox2, TextBox3, TextBox4 and TextBox5.
So if dr(3) contained 2 then I would want to reference TextBox2.
I have an object databound to a WinForm. One property, BOLNumber is bound to a textbox on the form. When you change the value in the form, the underlying BOLNumber property is changed. But the property setter does some "formatting" to the value. I want to BOLNumber textbox to reflect the changes to the value made in the property setter immediately upon the textbox losing focus. I tried implementing the INotifyPropertyChanged interface, but I am either doing something wrong or misunderstanding something it would seem. How do I get the databound control to reflect the changes to the underlying data source?
Public Event PropertyChanged As PropertyChangedEventHandler _ Implements INotifyPropertyChanged.PropertyChanged Public Property BOLNumber As String
I have created a DLL that contains basic functions used in my projects. With the DLL I:Compiled it as a Release Moved the .dll file to another folder Deleted the .pdb files in the binRelease folder When I add the reference of this DLL to my projects and I debug my code, I step through line-by-line and when it comes to a function from my DLL, it actually opens up the source files of my DLL and debugs line-by-line in the DLL source code.
This is REALLY annoying for my purposes and I have tried many things now to disable the debugger stepping into my DLL code. I did a text search in the DLL file and found it stores the path of the project folder.
So far the only thing that's worked is moving/renaming the folder where the DLL project source files are. But everytime I re-build the DLL, once again I would have to move/rename the folder again as it's updated the location of the source.
I have seen a few open source c# "Text code editor controls" that have auto indent and support contractions (+ - things you see in the code window to contract an if statement for example).
