i am having a problem with either my algorithm for restricting an angle between lines. I have a diagram of my problem at the following linK: [URL] In the above diagram, i know the positions of the Points marked on the diagram. The Black lines represent where the lines are currently, i want to move the lines so that they are at right angles to one-an-other (i.e: they are perpendicular) if they are moved to not be so. This is represented by the gray lines.
Once again my math fails me, as I can't remember how to do this.
If I have two Lines, line1 and line2, and they both have the same X1 and Y1 properties, but different X2 and Y2 properties, how can I get the angle that is created between these lines.[code]...
Im using a datagrid for user to enter input. However,im restricting the grids to some value.My grid is actually not bounded to any database. so,here is my requirement: whn the form is getting displayed,all grids are getting displayed.,which dont want.,only row2 shld get displayed to user after he'l finish entering values in row1.. im using vb.net as front end and access as backend..
I've been tasked with creating a kiosk style system to browse a college library catalogue. It's all gone really well (unusually) and I've just shown my first version to one of the library bods. They're very happy with it but want to know if I can sort it so that folks can't navigate away from the library pages.I know how to prevent explorer opening a new page but not sure how to limit the browser control to one domain.
Public Interface IDigitalState ReadOnly Property Code As Integer ReadOnly Property Name As String End Interface
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What I wanted to do was declare a variable as a nullable type of IDigitalState. I understand why I cant do this because the interface may be implemented by a class which is not allowed to be nullable. Is there a way to define the interface so that it can only be implemented by a structure.
I have a textbox that is for National Insurance Number, so I want the first 6 characters to be letters and the last to be a number. I know I need to use the Is Numeric function but I cannot get it to work.
I want to create a property for a custom textbox control that accepts only positive integers of a predefined range, say 1 to 20, with 8 as default. I can declare the property as Byte or UInt32, but that would still accept 0 and the upper limit is bound by the range of the type and there would be no default setting. When I use an Enumeration I'd have to create a list of all possible inputs, but when I want an upper limit of 1000
I have developed a Windows Forms application using VB.NET and MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition. My database name is 'AC'. I do not want ANY user, SQL Server or Windows authenticated, to access, read, write to, update, drop or take backups of this database, except this login 'Adel'. So my connection string looks very similar to:[code]What configurations should I make in the MS SQL Server Management Studio 2005 Express Edition to 'Adel' login, 'AC' database, and all other logins to accomplish this?Given the following:I do not own the server; my client owns the server. They have a domain set up (LAN network).They have ASP.NET applications running using other databases on the same server. However, these applications have nothing to do with my database 'AC' or login 'Adel'.Some of their applications do not specify 'User Id' in the connection string; they use 'Integrated Security=True'.
I am writing a program that needs the user to input three numbers (i.e. sides of a triangle) and based upon those numbers tell the user if the numbers they enter represent a right triangle or not. how to go about this mathematically and care to offer any suggestions on the syntax of the calculations.
Dim Gr As Graphics = SomePanel.CreateGraphics() Gr.Drawline(StartingPoint, EndingPoint)
I want to be able to have a line drawn from point a to b, but be able to rate it 90 degress based on user input so if the user inputs 70 I want it to rotate 30 degree's to simulate a 70 deg relationship to a horizontal line that it touches if that makes any sense. a is starting point b is the user inputs 70 and it draws it at 70 in relationship to the horizontal lineheres the image that i forgot to post above Attached image(s)
how would i paint an image onto a form according to the mouse position? i have a sprite and i want the front of the sprite to always face the mouse cursor.
I have a space ship that I want to turn to a destination angle. Currently it works like 90% of the time, but sometimes, it 'jumps' to the destination angle rather than moving smoothly. Here is my code:
a = System.Math.Sin(.destStoppingAngle + System.Math.PI) b = System.Math.Cos(.destStoppingAngle + System.Math.PI) c = System.Math.Sin(.msngFacing) d = System.Math.Cos(.msngFacing)
the first is validating numeric input in a textbox to make sure it's got two decimal places. I think this should be really simple, but I'm totally missing it.The second is adding an extra summary line to a listview. I have it working with all the data required, but I need to add an extra line at the end showing some totals. How do I do this?
i am trying to get the angle of a line in relation to the x axis. The line is being drawn in a picturebox. So its the Upper right quadrant of the cartesian plane ... but its flipped over the x axis.im using this code
a=pt(1).x b=pt(1).y c=pt(2).x d=pt(2).y
z=math.atan2((c-a),(d-b))*(180/math.pi)
The issue is that the line im drawing is almost parallel to the x axis but its returning a value of roughly 90 degrees .It seems like it is giving me the angle in relation to the y axis, but not being super good at the math myself im not exactly sure what to change here.
I have a form i have made to calculate angles, well, I have now added a check box to reverse the angle and have got it to reverse with no problems. The problem I have is, when I uncheck the checkbox, The line doesnt revert back to normal posistion.Here is the code if someone could point me in the right direction cause I am lost now.
Ok. So I have a program I have made to calculate angles. i have a line for true vertical and I need the program to draw the line at a given angle. Basically, if I put 82 in textbox1, I want the program to calculate the cordinates where that line sits on the X axis, The y axis is always picturebox1.height, So the y axis isn't important here, just the x axis.
What would I do to calculate this angle into a visual graphic?
Does anyone know a trick to angle the header of a datagrid at like 45 degrees? The data is short numeric, but the headers are long text. I'd like to duplicate the feature like in excel to angle the text header. BTW, i'm using VB 2008 Express.
I am going to write a standalone code in VB.net that can measure the angle between two faces in a CAD model opened in solidworks. But i am not allowed to use solidworks API or SDK add-in.
i want to create a windows form where i can add names, Employee ids and the projekt they are working on. Clicking a button should add the data to a database. Later id need to retrieve this data.First i was thinking that setting up a sql database and finding functions to access it would be fairly easy however.. Theres obviously more than one way of doing this and im having trouble finding the right angle...
