I am tasked with verifying an Enum contains a incrementing value. The code looks like this:
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Each Enum value has a description (Custom) attribute also. The file and description attribute is used elsewhere... It looks like the programmers update the enums and use the custom attribute for help messages instead of resource files etc with a new integer value...
I've see this application which can dig out our User Name from somewhere and asks our password. To be on the safe side, I typed my wrong password and it could cross-check that it was a wrong password and it asked me to type the right password. My question is:
How do you dig out logged in user's User Name?
How do you verify if a password given matches with the one really used to log into windows?
How do we auto-login by providing these verified details you say at a specific time by regularly checking the time using a timer?
I'm trying to declare an enumeration and one of the names I'd like to use for an item is not usable apparently. Where I am declaring 'STEP = 3', I get this error message in visual studio: "Statement cannot appear within an Enum body. End of statement expected." Is it possible to use STEP as an item name somehow? [Code]
Which is better, using a nullable enum or adding the value None=0 to your enum list?Using nullables requires more code, but I kind of like it since it forces me to think about the possibility. Otherwise I'm liable to forget about the None enum and fail to account for it being a special case.
I found C# code for it here. So I tried Public Function checkProperty(ByVal objectt As Object, ByVal propertyy As String) As Boolean Dim type As Type = objectt.GetType Return type.GetMethod(propertyy) End Function
But it throws an error at type.GetMethod(propertyy) saying "Value of type 'System.Reflection.MethodInfo' cannot be converted to 'Boolean'." What to do?
I have listBox control of user objects where each object has userName and Password.What I want to do is when a user enters userName and Password a method goes through the listBox checks for whether userName exists or not and if userName exists then matches the password.What I have in my mind is that to use for each loop but I think it would become complex so is there any better way?
I'm having to code hangman. So far I've done well, except for the part where I need to verify if the five character word contains a number. I also need to verify that the letter they are putting in does not contain a number. I have to use loop, so I'v considered using Do. Anyways, the loop needs to verify one character at a time that one of the character's is not a number. I know I can also use word like "[!a-zA-Z]" and that will verify the word does not have any numbers, correct? I have not assigned any value to letter yet, just word. Basically I've give the word length 5. I also know I need to use subString, but I'm not sure where in the loop.
I am trying to get valid data entered in a Windows Form.I simply used bunch of IF and ElseIF statements to set the conditions.
1. Because the field can only accept letters, I need to filter out characters. Eg: !@#$, stuff like that.
2. I need to apply a loop so that the user is prompted to re-enter the data or to have the error message repeat. Right now the error message display once and that's it.I understand the Do Until Loop but my book shows example only on numbers.
Public Class validDataForm Private Sub validDataForm_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load End Sub
in VB10 Express is there a way to verify that something in a list box has been selected BEFORE an action can be taken? I was debugging and found an unhandled error when I accidentally told the program to do something, but there was nothing selected.
Okay, I will be using Username &'Type' through out my project to verify certain things. On workbook open, I grab the username. Now I want to put the username list and type into a public array. The username list has a range name of UID and the type has a range name of UIDType. The combined list has a range name UIDCo. Which will be more 'resource' friendly? To load UID into one array and UIDType in another or to load the UIDCo into one all encompassing array? I will very rarely use either list alone, it will almost always be a combination of UID and Type verification.
2nd question is, I've only really used 1 dimensional array's before, any help on where I can research more about multi-dimensional arrays. I can pretty much figure out the what it does and how to use them. I'd be more interested in the actual syntax or coding samples.
I'm trying to make my own control in for .NET using VB and I'm having problems achieving what I want to do. In fact, I'm making a control which inherit from the textbox class and the only modification I'm trying to bring to it is that if the control is visibly full, the user can't type anymore. So:
Scrollbars should never appear.The extended TextBox may be multiline or singleline.The extended TextBox may have different fonts and font sizes.Right now, the technique i'm using is graphics.measurestring to get a sizeF containing the width and the height of my string to compare it to the height and width of my textbox control. All this in the KeyDown event (I don't know of it's the best solution). I can get it to work fine for the width but I can't seem to ge the height right in a multiline textbox.
Im trying to figure out how to generate and verify PKCS #7 signatures in VB.net. These signatures need to be stored in a separate file to the data they are verifying (eg test.dat and test.dat.sig). Ive found code to generate signatures in another question, but cant figure out how to verify them
I have an application that downloads a .txt file via FTP, and then it calls some sql to insert the file data into my database. I want to check whether the file is in the correct format before trying to insert.
The file should consist of some number of rows, each with the following format:
(4 letter code) (tab) (3 or 4 letter code) (tab) (date as dd-MMM-yy) (tab) (variable length text description) (tab) (1 letter code)
Is there a good way to check whether every line in the file follows this pattern, and warn me if it doesn't?
I'm experiencing a problem while trying to verify an email signature that has sent from outlook 2007 and has been sign & encrypted. I receive this email on the other side (not outlook client) as a mime message (eml file). I have opened the eml file using ADODB stream into CDO.Message object. Now, i'm successfully managed to decrypt the message using CAPICOM object. but when i'm trying to verify the signature i get "incorrect hash" and the process fails.
I have to mention that i'm using as a base code the example from microsoft SDK for CAPICOM. I have discovered that if i sign & encrypt a message using that code example, i can (without any problem) decrypt and verify this email file. but when i'm trying to verify the signature of an email sent from outlook client there is a problem (like i mentioned in the beginning). I have also discovered that the content of the email is encode in UUEncode format. i have managed to decode the UUEncode format using BodyPart.GetDecodedContentStream but whats weird is that something goes wrong during that decode process i know that because on the code example we are trying to find:
I am thinking of dialling the number and if it rang then it is existing but I am not sure how to implement such. I am on Vista and it looks like all comm ports are not available or that I don't know how to enable them. Upon googling I have found samples of TAPI but I am unable to make them work, the following code is supposed to call a phone no. but I am getting the exception "Value does not fall within the expected range." on the 2nd line and I am clueless as to how to fix it
I'm trying to figure the best way to verify the contents of a folder based on another count via a listbox. Here is my current code to count the number of PDFs in two different locations and total them together for a grand total.
'counts test1 pdfs Dim f As String, c As Long
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I have another process before this that will create the PDF's based on the files listed in the listbox.What I am having trouble with is verifying that the PDFs that are created in the Test1 and Test2 folders equal the counts from the listboxes. This count needs to match before running the next process. I'm kind looking for wait or loop until both counts match, again before running the next process.
I want to delete the rows of a DATABLE that verify a criterion. Someone would be so kind to show me how do this.For example, I have a DataTable with "customers" and I want to delete customers who live in "Madrid"... criterion: CityCustomer='Madri
I get the error mentioned when printing to a network printer.The error does not occur when run under XP/Win2003, in a WinForm app or when a local printer is used.The error does only occur when run as a Windows Service under Vista/Win7/Win2008 and printing to a network printer.The Windows service runs under a network user that has access to the network printer. Before I print I check if the printername (including network path) is ok by looping through the available printers.
Can an Interface contain an Enum?I am using asp.net 2.0. Suddenly my code started having problems when I added an enum to the interface below. In it, LookUpType is an enum.
Public Interface ILookup Property ID() As Int32 Property Text() As String
More for interest than actual need.is it possible to have an automatically decreasing enum in C# or VB.NET?
public enum testEnum { this = -1, that, other, }
So that that = -2 and other = -3.I'm pretty sure the only way to do it is to specifically assign "that" and "other", but I wondered if there was an automatic way of doing it.
Edit To be clear, I'm simply talking about the automatic assignment of the value, not the actual value of the enum decreasing.