hi, I would like to teach courses on Visual C#.net, Visual Basic.net, Python and Phrogram. I have written some material myself, but I was wondering if there any resources or lesson plans availible so I could look at how I am teaching, what they teach, what order they teach stuff in, and some general guidance, do you know of any?
Programming lesson or course material?
I think you need to do a basic teacher training course. I suggest you look at your local college and find out if they do a C %26amp; G level 1 as you can do it in about a term .. This will at least give you a basic insight.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Is there a way to say what C/C++ compiler and linker were used to compile and link an application?
The matter is that I would like to know if there is a way to find out which compiler and linker were used to compile a C or C++ application.
I have the Borland compiler/linker and two versions of Microsoft Visual C++ (v6.0 and .NET). Is there a way to say if an application (final .exe) was built using one of these (or other compilers/linkers)?
Thanks for any help.
Is there a way to say what C/C++ compiler and linker were used to compile and link an application?
The build tools don't usually put what was used to build the particular executable in them. The only way you can really do this is to have the source code, generate a new executeable and then compare that to the one you wish to find out about.
I have the Borland compiler/linker and two versions of Microsoft Visual C++ (v6.0 and .NET). Is there a way to say if an application (final .exe) was built using one of these (or other compilers/linkers)?
Thanks for any help.
Is there a way to say what C/C++ compiler and linker were used to compile and link an application?
The build tools don't usually put what was used to build the particular executable in them. The only way you can really do this is to have the source code, generate a new executeable and then compare that to the one you wish to find out about.
Visual Basic .NET 2005 Programming Help?
How would you write an EOF character(s) to a file? And how can I write past this/read past it? I know you can do it in C++ and other languages...so I imagine it can be done in VB .NET.
Visual Basic .NET 2005 Programming Help?
Check out the link - that answers all your questions.
Vb.Net code conversion is very similar. Only thing you need to know is which class and which method you need to use
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/files/fast...
rose
Visual Basic .NET 2005 Programming Help?
Check out the link - that answers all your questions.
Vb.Net code conversion is very similar. Only thing you need to know is which class and which method you need to use
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/files/fast...
rose
How to learn C# ?
I know C++ already. I ve heard of this language called C# developed by Microsoft. And i need to learn it.
please tell me for what purposes C# is used?
Whats the relationship between C# and Visual Studio.NET ?
How to learn C# ?
The best way to learn is to try the language out. It uses the C language syntax. Though, it is a .Net based language. You can download a free light weight version of C# called Visual C# Express from Microsoft directly (see below link). C# is simple but the Dot net framework is pretty huge. If you've been using Visual Dev Studio for C++ then the transition is pretty straight forward. Once you download C# you should be able to write Hello World in about five minutes.
It easy to create GUI's and gives you access to develop under the .Net environment. It runs in a virtual machine so it runs slower if you're doing intense calculations or image processing.
I've been programming in C# for about one and a half years. I programmed in C++/C for the last fifteen years.
Reply:I was quite the C++ veteran when I took on C#, and all I did to learn it was use visual studio and C#, and checkout MSDN for help (I did have knowledge of the .Net framework too, from using VB.Net). If you know C++, C# will be a breeze as the syntax is very similar, plus it has advantages like lower compilation times, and it removes the requirement to forward-declare class. The only learning curve is the .Net framework. If you are familiar with Java, then you will notice that the .Net framework class libraries contain many similar types of namespaces and objects that Java does.
C# is primarily used to design windows applications, but it can be used for Asp.net as well. It's a Rapid Application Development language designed to allow you to quickly make quality windows applications. C# is hosted by Visual Studio, meaning it is one of the languages that Visual Studio can work with. Other languages include C++ and VB.Net.
Reply:C# is a part of visualstudio.net. you can learn c# using MSDN or you can buy a book the complete reference by herb schildt is also good.it is similar and advanced than C++.
please tell me for what purposes C# is used?
Whats the relationship between C# and Visual Studio.NET ?
How to learn C# ?
The best way to learn is to try the language out. It uses the C language syntax. Though, it is a .Net based language. You can download a free light weight version of C# called Visual C# Express from Microsoft directly (see below link). C# is simple but the Dot net framework is pretty huge. If you've been using Visual Dev Studio for C++ then the transition is pretty straight forward. Once you download C# you should be able to write Hello World in about five minutes.
It easy to create GUI's and gives you access to develop under the .Net environment. It runs in a virtual machine so it runs slower if you're doing intense calculations or image processing.
I've been programming in C# for about one and a half years. I programmed in C++/C for the last fifteen years.
Reply:I was quite the C++ veteran when I took on C#, and all I did to learn it was use visual studio and C#, and checkout MSDN for help (I did have knowledge of the .Net framework too, from using VB.Net). If you know C++, C# will be a breeze as the syntax is very similar, plus it has advantages like lower compilation times, and it removes the requirement to forward-declare class. The only learning curve is the .Net framework. If you are familiar with Java, then you will notice that the .Net framework class libraries contain many similar types of namespaces and objects that Java does.
C# is primarily used to design windows applications, but it can be used for Asp.net as well. It's a Rapid Application Development language designed to allow you to quickly make quality windows applications. C# is hosted by Visual Studio, meaning it is one of the languages that Visual Studio can work with. Other languages include C++ and VB.Net.
Reply:C# is a part of visualstudio.net. you can learn c# using MSDN or you can buy a book the complete reference by herb schildt is also good.it is similar and advanced than C++.
What is the difference when programming for xp or vista in c++?libraries/.net win32. help!?
Right now i'm learning win32 on dev-c++ and it's hard without a visual developing environment like vc6 or vb5. Is there a difference when programming for xp or vista?
What is the difference when programming for xp or vista in c++?libraries/.net win32. help!?
Microsoft offers a very powerful .NET Framework for Windows XP and beyond. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Express edition for C++ or for C# are powerful development environments (Express editions are downloaded for free). The C++ version encourages you to write "safe" code. That means you cannot use pointers. However, you can write unsafe code and use pointers in this language.
The framework automatically cleans up resources/memory when you do not explicitly use pointers.
Microsoft has been very successful in offering a very powerful set of framework features. I recommend you go on to learn what Microsoft .NET Framework has to offer developers. C# is a successful threat to Java.
Reply:why is it difficult wthout vc6 or vb5? there are some free IDEs available.
there's some difference between XP and vista. Vista's security model is very strict - if you're not an elevated user (administrator), you're not allowed to store files in some directories, or create registry entries. Also, the firewall can make problems if you use the internet. XP is not that strict.
but in most cases a program will run fine on vista if it was written for XP.
What is the difference when programming for xp or vista in c++?libraries/.net win32. help!?
Microsoft offers a very powerful .NET Framework for Windows XP and beyond. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Express edition for C++ or for C# are powerful development environments (Express editions are downloaded for free). The C++ version encourages you to write "safe" code. That means you cannot use pointers. However, you can write unsafe code and use pointers in this language.
The framework automatically cleans up resources/memory when you do not explicitly use pointers.
Microsoft has been very successful in offering a very powerful set of framework features. I recommend you go on to learn what Microsoft .NET Framework has to offer developers. C# is a successful threat to Java.
Reply:why is it difficult wthout vc6 or vb5? there are some free IDEs available.
there's some difference between XP and vista. Vista's security model is very strict - if you're not an elevated user (administrator), you're not allowed to store files in some directories, or create registry entries. Also, the firewall can make problems if you use the internet. XP is not that strict.
but in most cases a program will run fine on vista if it was written for XP.
How does one get and put files with FTP using Visual Basic .NET (and Visual Studio 2008)?
This is a follow-up to a question that was answered very nicely with a C# example, but I'm looking for a VB.NET (2.0 or 3.5) example.
How does one get and put files with FTP using Visual Basic .NET (and Visual Studio 2008)?
I'm working on a ftp control and here is a test class I started with.
Imports System.Net
Imports System.IO
Public Class GetFile
Friend Sub subGetFile(ByVal uri As String, ByVal LocalFile As String)
My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(uri, LocalFile, My.Settings.strUser, My.Settings.strPwd, True, 100000, True)
End Sub
Friend Sub subDownLoadFile(ByVal strUri As String, ByVal strLocalFile As String)
Dim Instance As New Uri(strUri)
Dim Request As FtpWebRequest
Request = CType(WebRequest.Create(Instance), FtpWebRequest)
With Request
.Method = "RETR"
.UseBinary = False
.Timeout = 120000
End With
Dim Response As FtpWebResponse = CType(Request.GetResponse(), FtpWebResponse)
Dim ResponseStream As Stream
Dim TargetStream As Stream
Try
Response = CType(Request.GetResponse(), FtpWebResponse)
TargetStream = New FileStream(strLocalFile, FileMode.Create)
Using Writer As New StreamWriter(TargetStream)
ResponseStream = Response.GetResponseStream()
Using Reader As New StreamReader(ResponseStream, System.Text.Encoding.UTF8)
Writer.Write(Reader.ReadToEnd())
Reader.Close()
End Using
Writer.Close()
End Using
Catch Err As Exception
MessageBox.Show(Err.Message)
Finally
Response.Close()
End Try
End Sub
End Class
How does one get and put files with FTP using Visual Basic .NET (and Visual Studio 2008)?
I'm working on a ftp control and here is a test class I started with.
Imports System.Net
Imports System.IO
Public Class GetFile
Friend Sub subGetFile(ByVal uri As String, ByVal LocalFile As String)
My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(uri, LocalFile, My.Settings.strUser, My.Settings.strPwd, True, 100000, True)
End Sub
Friend Sub subDownLoadFile(ByVal strUri As String, ByVal strLocalFile As String)
Dim Instance As New Uri(strUri)
Dim Request As FtpWebRequest
Request = CType(WebRequest.Create(Instance), FtpWebRequest)
With Request
.Method = "RETR"
.UseBinary = False
.Timeout = 120000
End With
Dim Response As FtpWebResponse = CType(Request.GetResponse(), FtpWebResponse)
Dim ResponseStream As Stream
Dim TargetStream As Stream
Try
Response = CType(Request.GetResponse(), FtpWebResponse)
TargetStream = New FileStream(strLocalFile, FileMode.Create)
Using Writer As New StreamWriter(TargetStream)
ResponseStream = Response.GetResponseStream()
Using Reader As New StreamReader(ResponseStream, System.Text.Encoding.UTF8)
Writer.Write(Reader.ReadToEnd())
Reader.Close()
End Using
Writer.Close()
End Using
Catch Err As Exception
MessageBox.Show(Err.Message)
Finally
Response.Close()
End Try
End Sub
End Class
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
Requesting answers that will be intuitive to a programming semi-illiterate.
I have inherited a VS 2005 project from an individual who left the company unexpectedly. I'm not an experienced programmer and I'm trying to see if the application he was building is working.
QUESTIONS:
What is meant by the following:
" 'C:\WINDOWS\blah, blah, blah...\Microsoft.VisualStudio.HostingPr... Skipped loading symbols. Module is optimized and the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled."
In .NET programming speak (in VB context, if/where it matters), what is meant by:
- "Skipped loading symbols"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application did not run successfully?
- "Module is optimized"? In this context, what's a "module"?
- What does "debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled" mean?
Thanks!!
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
If you're not an experienced programmer you are going to have a lot of pain working through this. It's not for the faint hearted. Briefly a module is a piece of code that compiles into a DLL. Just My Code is an option under Tools/Options/Debugging/General. If your module is optimized you can't debug it so the debugging symbols are not loaded.
Now switching off the optimization is something I have been trying to do without success for ages...
Sigh.
flowering plum
I have inherited a VS 2005 project from an individual who left the company unexpectedly. I'm not an experienced programmer and I'm trying to see if the application he was building is working.
QUESTIONS:
What is meant by the following:
" 'C:\WINDOWS\blah, blah, blah...\Microsoft.VisualStudio.HostingPr... Skipped loading symbols. Module is optimized and the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled."
In .NET programming speak (in VB context, if/where it matters), what is meant by:
- "Skipped loading symbols"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application did not run successfully?
- "Module is optimized"? In this context, what's a "module"?
- What does "debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled" mean?
Thanks!!
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
If you're not an experienced programmer you are going to have a lot of pain working through this. It's not for the faint hearted. Briefly a module is a piece of code that compiles into a DLL. Just My Code is an option under Tools/Options/Debugging/General. If your module is optimized you can't debug it so the debugging symbols are not loaded.
Now switching off the optimization is something I have been trying to do without success for ages...
Sigh.
flowering plum
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
Requesting answers that will be intuitive to a programming semi-illiterate.
I have inherited a VS 2005 project from an individual who left the company unexpectedly. I'm not an experienced programmer and I'm trying to see if the application he was building is working.
QUESTIONS:
What is meant by the following:
= = =
'loadABCV3.vshost.exe' (Managed): Loaded 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Image_Load\LCIS_load... Symbols loaded.
'loadABCV3.vshost.exe' (Managed): Loaded 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Image_Load\LCIS_load... No symbols loaded.
= = =
In .NET programming speak (in VB context, if/where it matters), what is meant by:
- "Symbols loaded"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application has run successfully?
- "No symbols loaded"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application did NOT run successfully?
Thanks!!
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
Compiled code is essentially just a series of instructions to the CPU, calls to external libraries, and maybe some data. Normally what you see in the source code is not really recognizable in the compiled code. Symbols (or "debugging symbols" as they are often called) are the original function names and variable names from your source code that can be compiled into your executable (or otherwise referenced from another file such as a symbol database file), so that you can hook a debugger up to your compiled code, step through it, and have half a clue what it's doing.
Normally a "debug build" contains symbols, and a "release build" does not.
If something loads without symbols, it probably means that you've fired up a release build that is ready to be given out to the world. This does not mean that anything failed or that anything is wrong with this build.
I have inherited a VS 2005 project from an individual who left the company unexpectedly. I'm not an experienced programmer and I'm trying to see if the application he was building is working.
QUESTIONS:
What is meant by the following:
= = =
'loadABCV3.vshost.exe' (Managed): Loaded 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Image_Load\LCIS_load... Symbols loaded.
'loadABCV3.vshost.exe' (Managed): Loaded 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Image_Load\LCIS_load... No symbols loaded.
= = =
In .NET programming speak (in VB context, if/where it matters), what is meant by:
- "Symbols loaded"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application has run successfully?
- "No symbols loaded"? Does this indicated that some aspect or component of the application did NOT run successfully?
Thanks!!
VB - .NET - Visual Studio 2005 - programming - coding - termimology and other issues, assistance needed please
Compiled code is essentially just a series of instructions to the CPU, calls to external libraries, and maybe some data. Normally what you see in the source code is not really recognizable in the compiled code. Symbols (or "debugging symbols" as they are often called) are the original function names and variable names from your source code that can be compiled into your executable (or otherwise referenced from another file such as a symbol database file), so that you can hook a debugger up to your compiled code, step through it, and have half a clue what it's doing.
Normally a "debug build" contains symbols, and a "release build" does not.
If something loads without symbols, it probably means that you've fired up a release build that is ready to be given out to the world. This does not mean that anything failed or that anything is wrong with this build.
Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition - question?
What are the limitations of the Express Edition when compared to the full Professional Edition? I am a beginner developer, so will I be limited in any way in the learning process? BTW I have good experience with Visual C++ 6.0 %26amp; Visual Studio 2003.NET
Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition - question?
There are no limitations on what you can do with the express edition. The major differences are that the express edition IDE lacks some features that the professional edition has, they both produce the same code though.
Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition - question?
There are no limitations on what you can do with the express edition. The major differences are that the express edition IDE lacks some features that the professional edition has, they both produce the same code though.
Can anyone write a simple tetris in visual c++ 6?
I need a simple code , not pictures, not sounds, ...
only the game
if it is on the net please give the url
Can anyone write a simple tetris in visual c++ 6?
of course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
almost all commercial games are made by C++!!!
try google's search engine to find source codes or www.msdewey.com
only the game
if it is on the net please give the url
Can anyone write a simple tetris in visual c++ 6?
of course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
almost all commercial games are made by C++!!!
try google's search engine to find source codes or www.msdewey.com
Exception when I run a program developed with C# .net 2.0?
I used visual studio 2005 to developed an application. it was working well. recenty i used "Computerinfo" class of "Microsoft.VisualBasic.Devices" namespace. for which I had to add a visual basic dll as reference. But my problem is when I run the program from Visual Studio 2005 IDE It works fine. but after publishing It throws an exception with 'detail', 'quit' and 'continue' button.
************** Exception Text **************
System.Management.ManagementException: Provider load failure
at System.Management.ManagementException.Th... errorCode)
at System.Management.ManagementObjectCollec...
at System.Management.ManagementObjectCollec...
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.Devices.ComputerIn...
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.Devices.ComputerIn...
at MountUp.MainUI.MainUI_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(.....
Exception when I run a program developed with C# .net 2.0?
I recall reading somewhere that not all of the "My" objects available to VB function properly in C#. Since most of the objects provided through the "My" keyword are available to C# through other means, it's probably better in the long run to spend a little more time to write the code for that directly. You didn't say exactly what property you were trying to access when the exception occurred, but from what I can see that's available through the ComputerInfo class you'll probably have to resort to pinvoke to get most of that info.
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************** Exception Text **************
System.Management.ManagementException: Provider load failure
at System.Management.ManagementException.Th... errorCode)
at System.Management.ManagementObjectCollec...
at System.Management.ManagementObjectCollec...
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.Devices.ComputerIn...
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.Devices.ComputerIn...
at MountUp.MainUI.MainUI_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(.....
Exception when I run a program developed with C# .net 2.0?
I recall reading somewhere that not all of the "My" objects available to VB function properly in C#. Since most of the objects provided through the "My" keyword are available to C# through other means, it's probably better in the long run to spend a little more time to write the code for that directly. You didn't say exactly what property you were trying to access when the exception occurred, but from what I can see that's available through the ComputerInfo class you'll probably have to resort to pinvoke to get most of that info.
nil
I need money to learn Visual C# (video tutorial) ?
Where can i get free money on net ? ...i need about 13USD.
I need money to learn Visual C# (video tutorial) ?
better is to ask about interlibrary loan It might be at a college that participates
Reply:I can't imagine why the world is full of idiots! Get your lazy *** off the couch, man.
I need money to learn Visual C# (video tutorial) ?
better is to ask about interlibrary loan It might be at a college that participates
Reply:I can't imagine why the world is full of idiots! Get your lazy *** off the couch, man.
How do I make the Visual Basic 6 GUI remain responsive during a DLL call?
My employer will not spend the money to get me Visual Basic.Net. I am stuck using Visual Basic 6. I am pretty good with programming embedded C, but have no time to learn to program in Visual C++.
So I am doing some advanced programming, in VB6, using several DLL’s. I have 4 DLL’s, and two of them use callbacks. The problem is the GUI will appear to freeze during a DLL call. When the DLL returns, everything returns to normal. I have partly cured the problem by refreshing the forms, and calling DoEvents during callbacks. This works fine, unless the user clicks on a control button. The button event will not fire until the DLL returns, or during the callback. This makes the app very sluggish.
I have tried various methods of multi-tasking. Several of them work, in the IDE, but crash at runtime. The app will crash with an exception when one of the DLL’s executes a callback.
How do I make the Visual Basic 6 GUI remain responsive during a DLL call?
Not easy to follow everything you did, but I'd try something like this:
Make a worker thread that does the DLL calls. Keep or drop the callbacks. I guess you are using callbacks to signalize progress, if so you will have trouble - VB6 is too slow for that. If you're using callbacks for other things, it may be worth reconsidering them, I don't have good experience with callbacks in VB6.
The worker thread should send simple Windows Messages to signalize progress. Even in VB6 you can post/send Windows Messages.
The User Interface thread is the main VB thread, no modifications needed. To Windows Messages are trapped by subclassing some (main) window - good source code can be found for that on Internet. This read will be responsive all the time, and no risk of crashing.
So I am doing some advanced programming, in VB6, using several DLL’s. I have 4 DLL’s, and two of them use callbacks. The problem is the GUI will appear to freeze during a DLL call. When the DLL returns, everything returns to normal. I have partly cured the problem by refreshing the forms, and calling DoEvents during callbacks. This works fine, unless the user clicks on a control button. The button event will not fire until the DLL returns, or during the callback. This makes the app very sluggish.
I have tried various methods of multi-tasking. Several of them work, in the IDE, but crash at runtime. The app will crash with an exception when one of the DLL’s executes a callback.
How do I make the Visual Basic 6 GUI remain responsive during a DLL call?
Not easy to follow everything you did, but I'd try something like this:
Make a worker thread that does the DLL calls. Keep or drop the callbacks. I guess you are using callbacks to signalize progress, if so you will have trouble - VB6 is too slow for that. If you're using callbacks for other things, it may be worth reconsidering them, I don't have good experience with callbacks in VB6.
The worker thread should send simple Windows Messages to signalize progress. Even in VB6 you can post/send Windows Messages.
The User Interface thread is the main VB thread, no modifications needed. To Windows Messages are trapped by subclassing some (main) window - good source code can be found for that on Internet. This read will be responsive all the time, and no risk of crashing.
C++ compiler and guide?
I am interested in programming and so far I only know Visual Basic, Basic, and QBasic, not so amazing. Anyway, lately I have grown interest in C++ and want to learn it. I know C++ is a massive language but are there any compilers? guides? to get statrted? I like using the 32-bit compilers, but it doesn't make a difference. Also, I have VIsual Studio.NET 2003, but I don't know hwo to use it with Visual C++. Even teaching me how to program Hello World would be fine.
C++ compiler and guide?
Well, if you'd like to find a larger selection of compilers (though Bloodshed Dev-C++ is excellent) as well as links to tutorials, try out the URL below. It has a very nice selection of reviews, articles, tutorials, compilers in lots of languages and other programming tools. Good luck.
Reply:for C++ u may refer to "Exploring C++" by "YESHWANTH KNETHKAR ".
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
main()
{
for(;;)
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World! ";
}}
is the way to write in C++..on visual basic you have the option to choose C++ as a language. you kinda have to play with it, but there are lots of web sites to get you started
C++ compiler and guide?
Well, if you'd like to find a larger selection of compilers (though Bloodshed Dev-C++ is excellent) as well as links to tutorials, try out the URL below. It has a very nice selection of reviews, articles, tutorials, compilers in lots of languages and other programming tools. Good luck.
Reply:for C++ u may refer to "Exploring C++" by "YESHWANTH KNETHKAR ".
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
main()
{
for(;;)
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World! ";
}}
is the way to write in C++..on visual basic you have the option to choose C++ as a language. you kinda have to play with it, but there are lots of web sites to get you started
In c#.net or VB.net, how do I create a window that contains windows?
Many programs have a master window and there are sub-windows like in photoshop. Using the 'Window' menu a user can switch between the two or more sub-windows. Do I start with a form as is given when a new project is created(with visual studio) and add them (if so, how?) or do I create seperate forms and call one from the other(if so, how?) I am looking for an overview of how it works. A book that shows this would be great!
In c#.net or VB.net, how do I create a window that contains windows?
I think you mean to use MDI, the Multiple-Document Interface. The link below will lead to C# and VB examples.
Reply:assumption :
frmStart : The first form which loads when the program is executed.
frmSearch : A form for searching like find/replace.
menuSearch : A menu item in frmstart which when clicked opens the frmsearch.
the code is as follows:
private sub OpenSearch ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles menuSearch.Click
Dim frmSearchChld As New frmSearch()
With frmSearchChld
.Owner = Me
.Show() // .showDialog()
End With
end sub
sp
In c#.net or VB.net, how do I create a window that contains windows?
I think you mean to use MDI, the Multiple-Document Interface. The link below will lead to C# and VB examples.
Reply:assumption :
frmStart : The first form which loads when the program is executed.
frmSearch : A form for searching like find/replace.
menuSearch : A menu item in frmstart which when clicked opens the frmsearch.
the code is as follows:
private sub OpenSearch ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles menuSearch.Click
Dim frmSearchChld As New frmSearch()
With frmSearchChld
.Owner = Me
.Show() // .showDialog()
End With
end sub
sp
Visual Basics.NET. Help me please.?
I am taking a course in Visual Basics. We are using microsft visual basic 6.0 I have been struggling with this course all semester. People say visual basics was easier and better than C++ but I like C++ better. Can someone please help me.
We have to make a program to do the following.As an IF statement
A program that accept admission
It should accept ranking from high school, score on admission test.
Admit only if
Ranking%26lt;=10% and testsocre%26gt;=70%
Ranking%26lt;=20% and test score %26gt;=80%
Ranking%26lt;=30% and test score%26gt;=90%
Else do not admit.
I dont have the software at home but this is what i did in class.
Dim Score As Integer
Dim Ranking As Integer
Dim Admit As String
Dim AdmissionDeclined As String
If Score %26gt;= 20 And Ranking %26lt;= 10 Then Admit() Else If Score %26gt;= 80 And Ranking %26lt;= 20 Then Admit() Else If Score %26gt;= 90 And Ranking %26lt;= 30 Then Admit() Else AdmissionDeclined()
End Sub. I dont have enough characters to print the whole code
Visual Basics.NET. Help me please.?
First of all your code has score %26gt;= 20 when I think you mean score %26gt;= 70. That is probably just a typo. Secondly, make sure you have elseif as one word and you need "end if" after the else. In VB you always have to end an if with an "end if" statement Other than that, it appears everything else should work.
Oh and to let you know, VB has its strengths and C++ has its strengths. You really can't say one is better than the other because they are designed with different ideas in mind. C++ is great for memory management and speed, VB is great for GUI and database front end design.
Hope this helps you and good luck with the course. Stick with it, VB can take you places.
Enjoy!
Reply:It looks like you're on your way. What is the specific problem you're having?
You need to create methods for Admit() and AdmissionDeclined()
We have to make a program to do the following.As an IF statement
A program that accept admission
It should accept ranking from high school, score on admission test.
Admit only if
Ranking%26lt;=10% and testsocre%26gt;=70%
Ranking%26lt;=20% and test score %26gt;=80%
Ranking%26lt;=30% and test score%26gt;=90%
Else do not admit.
I dont have the software at home but this is what i did in class.
Dim Score As Integer
Dim Ranking As Integer
Dim Admit As String
Dim AdmissionDeclined As String
If Score %26gt;= 20 And Ranking %26lt;= 10 Then Admit() Else If Score %26gt;= 80 And Ranking %26lt;= 20 Then Admit() Else If Score %26gt;= 90 And Ranking %26lt;= 30 Then Admit() Else AdmissionDeclined()
End Sub. I dont have enough characters to print the whole code
Visual Basics.NET. Help me please.?
First of all your code has score %26gt;= 20 when I think you mean score %26gt;= 70. That is probably just a typo. Secondly, make sure you have elseif as one word and you need "end if" after the else. In VB you always have to end an if with an "end if" statement Other than that, it appears everything else should work.
Oh and to let you know, VB has its strengths and C++ has its strengths. You really can't say one is better than the other because they are designed with different ideas in mind. C++ is great for memory management and speed, VB is great for GUI and database front end design.
Hope this helps you and good luck with the course. Stick with it, VB can take you places.
Enjoy!
Reply:It looks like you're on your way. What is the specific problem you're having?
You need to create methods for Admit() and AdmissionDeclined()
Making Internet Connection using Auto Dial up Using .net C#?
Hi,
I want to create dialup network and/or auto connect to internet from within my application.
If there is not already created dial up network then i need to create new one. If there is no modem installed, make warnings.
I need to do all these on Visual Studio 2005/2003 desktop application using c#.
I have done so many R%26amp;D's on it, but unable to achieve what exactly i want.
I tried InternetDial method of wininet.dll to connect internet but It opens the default dial up dialog and i need to connect manually. But i want it to be connected automatically without clicking to connect within windows dial up.
I tried to use InternetAutoDial but it didn't get success.
I tried IO.Port class in VS 2005 and tried to pass AT commands, some response i got from modem but unable to connect.
Could you please tell me whether i m in right way or not?
I am i need proper sources of guide like books or your help or any sample code etc.
Thank you
Making Internet Connection using Auto Dial up Using .net C#?
In NET 2.0 in the System.IO.Ports is support for serial connections over modems.
You may be able to say something like
private SerialPort port = new SerialPort("COM2", 38400, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);
Look on MSDN forms for a sample.
Reply:hi mohan have to got solution for your query if so can you give some info on how to make a network dialer using .net2.0.It should have to run on windows vista also along with all other Windows OS. Report It
Reply:Hi Mohan,have to got solution for your query if so can you give some info on how to make a network dialer using .net2.0.It should have to run on windows vista also along with all other Windows OS. Report It
I want to create dialup network and/or auto connect to internet from within my application.
If there is not already created dial up network then i need to create new one. If there is no modem installed, make warnings.
I need to do all these on Visual Studio 2005/2003 desktop application using c#.
I have done so many R%26amp;D's on it, but unable to achieve what exactly i want.
I tried InternetDial method of wininet.dll to connect internet but It opens the default dial up dialog and i need to connect manually. But i want it to be connected automatically without clicking to connect within windows dial up.
I tried to use InternetAutoDial but it didn't get success.
I tried IO.Port class in VS 2005 and tried to pass AT commands, some response i got from modem but unable to connect.
Could you please tell me whether i m in right way or not?
I am i need proper sources of guide like books or your help or any sample code etc.
Thank you
Making Internet Connection using Auto Dial up Using .net C#?
In NET 2.0 in the System.IO.Ports is support for serial connections over modems.
You may be able to say something like
private SerialPort port = new SerialPort("COM2", 38400, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);
Look on MSDN forms for a sample.
Reply:hi mohan have to got solution for your query if so can you give some info on how to make a network dialer using .net2.0.It should have to run on windows vista also along with all other Windows OS. Report It
Reply:Hi Mohan,have to got solution for your query if so can you give some info on how to make a network dialer using .net2.0.It should have to run on windows vista also along with all other Windows OS. Report It
I have downloaded latest version of Microsoft Direct x 9 SDK,can I use it with Visual C++ to compile programs?
I want to know whether Visual Studio 6 is sufficient to work with DX9 SDK or Do I need to have VB.NET.I want to compile %26amp; run simple Pixel and Vertex shading programs.I have got a supported GPU for pixel and vertex shading.
I have downloaded latest version of Microsoft Direct x 9 SDK,can I use it with Visual C++ to compile programs?
The directX SDK is a native library and most use C++ to code against it so yes. You can use COMinterop to use .NET and it's pretty good for the non-chatty interfaces (their might even be a publilshed .NET wrapper). But abosolutely you can use VS6 and C++.
Reply:Visual Studio 6 is fine, C++ will be the fastest executing language for this task. Or you can use .Net, DirectX now provide MDX, a managed directX that you can use from a .Net language (like C# or VB.Net). Or there's XNA, the latest .Net DirectX wrapper.
I have downloaded latest version of Microsoft Direct x 9 SDK,can I use it with Visual C++ to compile programs?
The directX SDK is a native library and most use C++ to code against it so yes. You can use COMinterop to use .NET and it's pretty good for the non-chatty interfaces (their might even be a publilshed .NET wrapper). But abosolutely you can use VS6 and C++.
Reply:Visual Studio 6 is fine, C++ will be the fastest executing language for this task. Or you can use .Net, DirectX now provide MDX, a managed directX that you can use from a .Net language (like C# or VB.Net). Or there's XNA, the latest .Net DirectX wrapper.
Any good references for using Visual Studio 2003 and .Net Framework 2.0 together.?
I work for a company and we currently develop software using Visual Studio 2003 on the Microsoft .Net Framework version 1.1
I have been tasked to look at a Content Management System written in C# but runs on the .Net Framework version 2.0. I know that I can have both frameworks installed on the same machine. What I would like to know is what I would need to be able to develop applications (in case we need to make any modifications to the CMS package) using Visual Studio 2003 for the .Net 2.0 framework. Any good websites or whitepapers or anything similar would be appreciated.
Thanks in anticipation.....
Any good references for using Visual Studio 2003 and .Net Framework 2.0 together.?
From everything I have seen you can't. Even on the MSDN library it claims that to work with a certain version of the framework you have to get the corresponding Visual studio. This doesn't mean that you can't create a project in the 1.1 version and not have it run in 2.0, it is saying that the actual development environment is hard wired to a specific version.
To create 2.0 framework applications you need visual studio 2005. However the .NET 2.0 framework should be able to run programs written for the 1.1 because it is backwards compatible.
I could find no official white papers, but people on and off the MSDN forums have said that each visual studio is tied to a version of the .NET framework. One report even said the 2003 debugger crashes when encountering the .NET 2.0 framework by accident. (There was a fix for it)
So it is pretty safe to say that if you want to develop in 2.0 that you will need 2005. Better hurry, I believe the free download expires this month.
Hope this helps!
radiata
I have been tasked to look at a Content Management System written in C# but runs on the .Net Framework version 2.0. I know that I can have both frameworks installed on the same machine. What I would like to know is what I would need to be able to develop applications (in case we need to make any modifications to the CMS package) using Visual Studio 2003 for the .Net 2.0 framework. Any good websites or whitepapers or anything similar would be appreciated.
Thanks in anticipation.....
Any good references for using Visual Studio 2003 and .Net Framework 2.0 together.?
From everything I have seen you can't. Even on the MSDN library it claims that to work with a certain version of the framework you have to get the corresponding Visual studio. This doesn't mean that you can't create a project in the 1.1 version and not have it run in 2.0, it is saying that the actual development environment is hard wired to a specific version.
To create 2.0 framework applications you need visual studio 2005. However the .NET 2.0 framework should be able to run programs written for the 1.1 because it is backwards compatible.
I could find no official white papers, but people on and off the MSDN forums have said that each visual studio is tied to a version of the .NET framework. One report even said the 2003 debugger crashes when encountering the .NET 2.0 framework by accident. (There was a fix for it)
So it is pretty safe to say that if you want to develop in 2.0 that you will need 2005. Better hurry, I believe the free download expires this month.
Hope this helps!
radiata
How do I read a BYTE [not a sector] from a CD, preferably in C++?
I do apologize for having to include this in my question, but because the programming section is usually plagued full of slackers, pranksters, embeciles, and just plain ignorant individuals that interfere with those of us that wish to use this sub-site as a learning tool, it must be included: Please READ the darn question before you answer it. Please give an INTELLIGENT answer, not Huh? wot? I dunno, etc. ... Please PAY attention Do not give me code for VB5 under WinNT, DJCPP, or GCC on Linux, when all you had to DO was READ the whole question to realize I do not want that particular information. Thank you all for letting me speak my piece. Now on to the rest of myt question. I can use code in VC6, Visual C++ 2005, and Visual C# 2005. Managed / .NET is acceptable as well. I can use code for any Win32 OS. However, I do NOT do VB6, VB.NET, .VBS, Linux or any code developed for a Non-Microsoft OS. Thanks for all the help.
How do I read a BYTE [not a sector] from a CD, preferably in C++?
Hmmm, I never tried that, but assuming the byte is in a known file, I would think you could just open the file (same as on your hard drive), and read it out as characters. You would most likely have to open it as read (not write or read/write). Thats what I would try first.
Reply:It really won't matter which language you use, you are probably going to have to do a lot of low level OS interfacing, because reading at that level potentially violates a lot of OS protections that have been put in place to keep random programs from reading and writing random bytes to random positions your IO devices. Its just like reading from the 1537614th byte from your NTFS filesystem... you're supposed to be interfacing with the filesystem at the conceptual filesystem level, not the byte level, and its a good thing that most programs cannot.
BTW, VB.NET is easily translated to C# so even if you had a VB.NET solution, you probably could find something that would automatically translate it to C#. But I really doubt you'd find either.
CD's, Hard disks, etc, all read in blocks of data at one time so, like G. Whilikers said, even if you read in one byte, at some place in your memory the CD reader has read in the whole 512 bytes... so if you have code to read in the sector, the're really no other way to do it. Just pick the specific byte you need from that sector block.
Reply:Either find a way to treat the disk as an i/o stream, or grit your teeth and read the sector then pick up the byte you want. Even if you had a getSpecificByteFromCD() function available, underneath it's going to be reading the whole sector behind your back anyway.
How do I read a BYTE [not a sector] from a CD, preferably in C++?
Hmmm, I never tried that, but assuming the byte is in a known file, I would think you could just open the file (same as on your hard drive), and read it out as characters. You would most likely have to open it as read (not write or read/write). Thats what I would try first.
Reply:It really won't matter which language you use, you are probably going to have to do a lot of low level OS interfacing, because reading at that level potentially violates a lot of OS protections that have been put in place to keep random programs from reading and writing random bytes to random positions your IO devices. Its just like reading from the 1537614th byte from your NTFS filesystem... you're supposed to be interfacing with the filesystem at the conceptual filesystem level, not the byte level, and its a good thing that most programs cannot.
BTW, VB.NET is easily translated to C# so even if you had a VB.NET solution, you probably could find something that would automatically translate it to C#. But I really doubt you'd find either.
CD's, Hard disks, etc, all read in blocks of data at one time so, like G. Whilikers said, even if you read in one byte, at some place in your memory the CD reader has read in the whole 512 bytes... so if you have code to read in the sector, the're really no other way to do it. Just pick the specific byte you need from that sector block.
Reply:Either find a way to treat the disk as an i/o stream, or grit your teeth and read the sector then pick up the byte you want. Even if you had a getSpecificByteFromCD() function available, underneath it's going to be reading the whole sector behind your back anyway.
Hi! I am Software Engineer and Working in .NET technologies?
My specialized area(s) : Visual C# programming, ASP.NET programming and SQL Server, If someone need a software system solutions please contact me, very affordable price, but solutions will be only provided in VC#, ASP.Net, SQL Server
Hi! I am Software Engineer and Working in .NET technologies?
Got a website? And what kind of projects have you worked on? How big?
Hi! I am Software Engineer and Working in .NET technologies?
Got a website? And what kind of projects have you worked on? How big?
Does anyone know what (microsolf visual c++ runtime library) mean?
It pops up on my computer as a runtime error warning. It also says program c/program files/internet explorer/explore.exe It also says the application has requested the run time to terminate it in unusal way. Please contact the applications support team for more information. ..... I can connect to my internet server. But I can not open my home page or mail box or browse on the net. I had to run a system restore to fix the problem, this is the secount time I'v had to do this???Thanks to anyone who can help.
Does anyone know what (microsolf visual c++ runtime library) mean?
microsolf visual c++ runtime library error means that the software was written with microsoft visual c++, usually there is an untreated event in the program... not enough testing.... if u have problems on this computer u should do a virus checkup.... it looks like a windows crash for me.....
Reply:When software are written in C++, the finished products sometime requires the addition runtime library files to run, these are normally packaged together with the software and installed onto your computer during the first installation, when you get an error such as yours, it either meant the library file is not found, damaged, or simply altered by a different software when they install their library files, over writing whats already on your computer.
Does anyone know what (microsolf visual c++ runtime library) mean?
microsolf visual c++ runtime library error means that the software was written with microsoft visual c++, usually there is an untreated event in the program... not enough testing.... if u have problems on this computer u should do a virus checkup.... it looks like a windows crash for me.....
Reply:When software are written in C++, the finished products sometime requires the addition runtime library files to run, these are normally packaged together with the software and installed onto your computer during the first installation, when you get an error such as yours, it either meant the library file is not found, damaged, or simply altered by a different software when they install their library files, over writing whats already on your computer.
Visual C++ Tutorials for a very very new beginner?
I am interested in programming. Yes, I have searched the net and tried to find good tutorials for me to understand. Yes, my hair is exploding from understanding it. Yes, after reading a whole bunch of online tutorials I can't get anywhere at all except at the cout and cin concept. And this is from 2 months of understanding. (Yay for wasting the new year and december looping around.)
Yes, I AM going nuts.
One word:
S. O .S
I am a visual learner, and as far as possible I would like one like this:
http://www.profsr.com/vb/vbintro.htm
In fact, if I (ignore the fact that it's basic for a moment) understood this, I could immediately learn VB. But thing is, I need to know VC++. People, %26gt;%26gt;%26gt; VC++ %26lt;%26lt;%26lt; VC++
I cannot afford a real life book. Yes. In fact I want an online tutor (which will not of course happen due to $$ issues).
So, help out the little guy spare his programming defect by posting tutorials / e-books / suggestions that are stupidly and annoyingly easy, pretty please.
... Help.
Visual C++ Tutorials for a very very new beginner?
Maybe this will help u
http://cplus.about.com/od/learning1/ss/c...
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/index.htm
But my advice 2 u is to buy a book,it can't cost that much,and is the best and safest way to learn c++ or any other languages,because,u also get 2 practice exercises,and understand better what's all about.
medium
Yes, I AM going nuts.
One word:
S. O .S
I am a visual learner, and as far as possible I would like one like this:
http://www.profsr.com/vb/vbintro.htm
In fact, if I (ignore the fact that it's basic for a moment) understood this, I could immediately learn VB. But thing is, I need to know VC++. People, %26gt;%26gt;%26gt; VC++ %26lt;%26lt;%26lt; VC++
I cannot afford a real life book. Yes. In fact I want an online tutor (which will not of course happen due to $$ issues).
So, help out the little guy spare his programming defect by posting tutorials / e-books / suggestions that are stupidly and annoyingly easy, pretty please.
... Help.
Visual C++ Tutorials for a very very new beginner?
Maybe this will help u
http://cplus.about.com/od/learning1/ss/c...
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/index.htm
But my advice 2 u is to buy a book,it can't cost that much,and is the best and safest way to learn c++ or any other languages,because,u also get 2 practice exercises,and understand better what's all about.
medium
What do I enter in the location when working with ASP.NET web application in order to save my work?
I am working with Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2003 at home. I need to create a Visual C# project using the template ASP.NET web application. I do not know what to state in the location.
I understand that it should be a URL but what exactly should it be?
Can a geocities or a free web hosting website do?
If so, how do I do it?
What do I enter in the location when working with ASP.NET web application in order to save my work?
If you want to host the application on the same machine, it should be http://localhost/%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt;. You can also use %26lt;Virtualhttp://127.0.0.1/%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt;
If you want to host on a machine within your local area network, you can use the name of the machine or the ip address of the machine. Type ipconfig from commadline to get the ip address of any machine.
%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt; is the folder you creat for your application.
If you want to host it somewhere else, you need to FTP the files to the server then you can use the website's name.
I did not clearly understand your question. But I hope this helps.
I understand that it should be a URL but what exactly should it be?
Can a geocities or a free web hosting website do?
If so, how do I do it?
What do I enter in the location when working with ASP.NET web application in order to save my work?
If you want to host the application on the same machine, it should be http://localhost/%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt;. You can also use %26lt;Virtualhttp://127.0.0.1/%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt;
If you want to host on a machine within your local area network, you can use the name of the machine or the ip address of the machine. Type ipconfig from commadline to get the ip address of any machine.
%26lt;Virtual Directory%26gt; is the folder you creat for your application.
If you want to host it somewhere else, you need to FTP the files to the server then you can use the website's name.
I did not clearly understand your question. But I hope this helps.
Is there any hope to convert the VB i coded in MS Excel to C# .NET?
Please help me... I am not good in C# but I am (no so) expert in Visual basic... what is the easiest thing to do?? I need an application that uses C# (express ed 2005). I like C# becasue of its features... i am using only VB6 that is added with ms excel lib ref.
Is there any hope to convert the VB i coded in MS Excel to C# .NET?
As you already know VBA and VB.NET are quite a bit different, but at least they are closer than VBA and C#. You can use an online convertor that converts VB.NET code in C#.NET code. This will look pretty rough if you put the raw VBA code into the convertor.
My suggestion is to convert the VBA code to C#.NET using the online convertor, then add a Reference to the Excel library in .NET, and finally change all of the Excel objects to their respective .NET compatible types (ex. Range -%26gt; Excel.Range).
The online convertor is linked below.
Reply:The short answer is "yes". All the things you want to do in VBA (Visual basic for applications) can be done in .Net.
If you used VB, its even easier, and you might want to consider using VB.net.
Is there any hope to convert the VB i coded in MS Excel to C# .NET?
As you already know VBA and VB.NET are quite a bit different, but at least they are closer than VBA and C#. You can use an online convertor that converts VB.NET code in C#.NET code. This will look pretty rough if you put the raw VBA code into the convertor.
My suggestion is to convert the VBA code to C#.NET using the online convertor, then add a Reference to the Excel library in .NET, and finally change all of the Excel objects to their respective .NET compatible types (ex. Range -%26gt; Excel.Range).
The online convertor is linked below.
Reply:The short answer is "yes". All the things you want to do in VBA (Visual basic for applications) can be done in .Net.
If you used VB, its even easier, and you might want to consider using VB.net.
I am using Java , C++ and dot net .which program can carter to all? Is eclipse better or JBuilder?
Currently I or C++ and JAVA, I am using Eclipse and Borland JBuilder ? And then using Visual Studio to program dot net ? I looking for a program which have every programming needs.
I am using Java , C++ and dot net .which program can carter to all? Is eclipse better or JBuilder?
notepad.
Reply:I like NetBeans the best because it has the most documentation, and it will do textbook code. JBuilder will utilize proprietary classes outside of traditional java to make the project work. NetBeans also lets you add a plug-in for C++. Microsoft and Sun had a disagreement so I don't think VisualStudio will ever accomplish java.
In the Open Source community is the mono project. mono is a wrapper for .net and it is still under development.
There is one other solution, QT from Trolltech. They offer a student version of their product that is free to use. Should you write commercial code, then Trolltech wants a license fee. QT is cross-platform C++. VisualStudio is Windows only.
Really, the Linux platform is the powertool for what you are seeking to be all-in-one.
I am using Java , C++ and dot net .which program can carter to all? Is eclipse better or JBuilder?
notepad.
Reply:I like NetBeans the best because it has the most documentation, and it will do textbook code. JBuilder will utilize proprietary classes outside of traditional java to make the project work. NetBeans also lets you add a plug-in for C++. Microsoft and Sun had a disagreement so I don't think VisualStudio will ever accomplish java.
In the Open Source community is the mono project. mono is a wrapper for .net and it is still under development.
There is one other solution, QT from Trolltech. They offer a student version of their product that is free to use. Should you write commercial code, then Trolltech wants a license fee. QT is cross-platform C++. VisualStudio is Windows only.
Really, the Linux platform is the powertool for what you are seeking to be all-in-one.
I do not want to read a book, i want an audio/video demonstration of how to program in C++ or C#.?
Anyone know of the top video/dvd resources for learning to program in C++/C#/Visual anything/.NET? And if you could include the best bargains in there, that would be neat too.
I do not want to read a book, i want an audio/video demonstration of how to program in C++ or C#.?
Omg just go on google:
"C++ tutorial"
or
"C# Tutorial".
Then google the libraries you need, for example, if you want to make a video game.
"C++ Direct3D Tutorial"
or
"C# XNA Tutorial"
This is a fast, free, and effective method.
Reply:You're first going to have to learn to program before you learn a language to do it in. Otherwise you'll know a language you can't do anything with. (Learning French won't make you a French doctor unless you're already a doctor.)
Reply:lol i dont no anything about that stuff lol im a blondey
cvs
I do not want to read a book, i want an audio/video demonstration of how to program in C++ or C#.?
Omg just go on google:
"C++ tutorial"
or
"C# Tutorial".
Then google the libraries you need, for example, if you want to make a video game.
"C++ Direct3D Tutorial"
or
"C# XNA Tutorial"
This is a fast, free, and effective method.
Reply:You're first going to have to learn to program before you learn a language to do it in. Otherwise you'll know a language you can't do anything with. (Learning French won't make you a French doctor unless you're already a doctor.)
Reply:lol i dont no anything about that stuff lol im a blondey
cvs
Visual Express editions ????
Visual Web developer -Express edition
Visual C# Express edition
Visual VB.NET Express edition
SQL Server Express edition
are they free or not?
Is this legal to download freely?
what is diff b/w Visual Studio 2005 and Express Editon?
Visual Express editions ????
These are not free from microsoft and u can't expect these types of products free from them, i think sql server express edition is free.
It's not legal to download them except sql server.
visual studio is the complete package for developing ur applications that can be desktop or web based . It contains whole of the functionalities of all express editions, and each express edition is only for special purpose..
Reply:Yes the Express Edition are free,you can download it at-msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb...
or vs/
Microsoft distribute it for free to motivate aspireing programmer it does not have the full capability of the paid version but it is quite good enough and you can create even a complex software with it, you can even access their data and samples when you go to the 'Help'-'How do I' but you got to register it for free at their website or it will have a limited time period.
Regarding your last question the Express Edition is free but I can't be sure about visual studio 2005, I seen it at their web site when I look for sample code.
Visual C# Express edition
Visual VB.NET Express edition
SQL Server Express edition
are they free or not?
Is this legal to download freely?
what is diff b/w Visual Studio 2005 and Express Editon?
Visual Express editions ????
These are not free from microsoft and u can't expect these types of products free from them, i think sql server express edition is free.
It's not legal to download them except sql server.
visual studio is the complete package for developing ur applications that can be desktop or web based . It contains whole of the functionalities of all express editions, and each express edition is only for special purpose..
Reply:Yes the Express Edition are free,you can download it at-msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb...
or vs/
Microsoft distribute it for free to motivate aspireing programmer it does not have the full capability of the paid version but it is quite good enough and you can create even a complex software with it, you can even access their data and samples when you go to the 'Help'-'How do I' but you got to register it for free at their website or it will have a limited time period.
Regarding your last question the Express Edition is free but I can't be sure about visual studio 2005, I seen it at their web site when I look for sample code.
Do I have to include .net framework in a setup file in c#?
hello all:
I developed a windows application using c#, and then created the setup file for the application, whennever i install it on a target machine that doesn't have visualstudio installed on it, it asks for a .net framework download before completing the installation, I'm using visual studio.net 2005, and i read that it includes the .net framewrok by default and we don't have to add it.. does anybody knows what's the problem??
thank u
Do I have to include .net framework in a setup file in c#?
Just a guess, but sounds to me like you're not putting this into the setup.cfg file parameters to look for and install Net.frame work on the target machine if it doesn't already have it installed.
Just a guess of course...
I developed a windows application using c#, and then created the setup file for the application, whennever i install it on a target machine that doesn't have visualstudio installed on it, it asks for a .net framework download before completing the installation, I'm using visual studio.net 2005, and i read that it includes the .net framewrok by default and we don't have to add it.. does anybody knows what's the problem??
thank u
Do I have to include .net framework in a setup file in c#?
Just a guess, but sounds to me like you're not putting this into the setup.cfg file parameters to look for and install Net.frame work on the target machine if it doesn't already have it installed.
Just a guess of course...
Where can I find examples to create windows forms using visual studio, tips and tricks.?
using Visual Studio .NET c# compiler
Where can I find examples to create windows forms using visual studio, tips and tricks.?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...
Where can I find examples to create windows forms using visual studio, tips and tricks.?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...
Do any real developers use the .NET platform?
Microsoft seems to be pushing the .NET framework big time. For example, with the latest release of Visual C++, Microsoft is making a big deal about the "New C++" -- a new syntax to make C++ work on .NET. Of course, Visual Basic is also .NET now, and they even have a new programming language for .NET called C#. My question is: do any professional developers really use .NET? Are there any really popular software programs that use the .NET framework?
Do any real developers use the .NET platform?
A ton of companies use .NET. .NET developers can make $70,000 a year, especially if they know C#. Most of the jobs I've applied to ask for .NET knowledge and experience.
The .NET framework basically lets you write any program, whether it's in C#, Visual C++, J# (their version of Java), etc. and still make the same executable. It also provides a common framework for web development (ASP.NET) and databases (SQL Server).
My software engineering professor says that Microsoft is rewriting much of their code to C#. Most code is written in C++, but coding in C++ is very prone to errors. C# is a safer language than C++, and programs written in C# run nearly as fast as programs written in C++.
I'm not a big fan of .NET. I think it's slower to code in, the error messages in debugging are not very helpful, and the documentation doesn't have very good examples. I also have a theory that companies use .NET because the computer illiterate boss tells the programmers to use it since it's from Microsoft.
Reply:You are very welcome. Good luck in your programming endeavour. Report It
Reply:As a former C++ programmer, you will eventually find that C#.Net programming to be much easier and convenient. Think of C# as C++ without all the inexplicable nuances of C++ and C. Report It
Reply:Well, I've got some news for you. .NET will die with Windows XP. Windows Vista doesn't have a shred of .NET code in it nor will it support the .NET framework. Some programs require this to run, the ATi Catalyst Control Center for example. Let's hope ATi gets a rewrite out before Vista is released. There are also some photo editing programs that require this as well to run like Paint.NET so I guess I won't be using that anymore either. Remember how XP broke a lot of your 95/98 programs well Vista is going to do the same to a lot of XP programs. Oh, I'm still getting Vista because it's so pretty. Maybe I'll install both Vista and XP, now there's an idea.
Okay, so maybe kill was a strong word. .NET 2.0 will be replaced with WinFX in Vista and while WinFX is built on top of the .NET 2.0 framework it is not exactly .NET per se. Not that I'm a fan of .NET and sometimes I wish it would just go away but it's far too late for that. And as far as I know WinFX wil be released to Windows XP users as well, http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...
Reply:Lots of companies are building .NET applications.
For the person who says Windows Vista will kill .NET:
.NET Framework is embedded into Windows Vista, and several components in Windows are built off of the .NET Framework.
Reply:you should be hidden in a cave to not realize that .NET has a big market share right now.
I could point you to endless resources but I would never finish.
Just to give you an idea, there are many big companies developing components just for the .NET plataform. And ther are incredible, complex and very functional components.
IE:
www.infragistics.com
www.devexpress.com
www.xceedsoft.com
I think that if there would not be professional developers in the .NET platform, there would not be this kind of companies, dont you think?
gardenia
Do any real developers use the .NET platform?
A ton of companies use .NET. .NET developers can make $70,000 a year, especially if they know C#. Most of the jobs I've applied to ask for .NET knowledge and experience.
The .NET framework basically lets you write any program, whether it's in C#, Visual C++, J# (their version of Java), etc. and still make the same executable. It also provides a common framework for web development (ASP.NET) and databases (SQL Server).
My software engineering professor says that Microsoft is rewriting much of their code to C#. Most code is written in C++, but coding in C++ is very prone to errors. C# is a safer language than C++, and programs written in C# run nearly as fast as programs written in C++.
I'm not a big fan of .NET. I think it's slower to code in, the error messages in debugging are not very helpful, and the documentation doesn't have very good examples. I also have a theory that companies use .NET because the computer illiterate boss tells the programmers to use it since it's from Microsoft.
Reply:You are very welcome. Good luck in your programming endeavour. Report It
Reply:As a former C++ programmer, you will eventually find that C#.Net programming to be much easier and convenient. Think of C# as C++ without all the inexplicable nuances of C++ and C. Report It
Reply:Well, I've got some news for you. .NET will die with Windows XP. Windows Vista doesn't have a shred of .NET code in it nor will it support the .NET framework. Some programs require this to run, the ATi Catalyst Control Center for example. Let's hope ATi gets a rewrite out before Vista is released. There are also some photo editing programs that require this as well to run like Paint.NET so I guess I won't be using that anymore either. Remember how XP broke a lot of your 95/98 programs well Vista is going to do the same to a lot of XP programs. Oh, I'm still getting Vista because it's so pretty. Maybe I'll install both Vista and XP, now there's an idea.
Okay, so maybe kill was a strong word. .NET 2.0 will be replaced with WinFX in Vista and while WinFX is built on top of the .NET 2.0 framework it is not exactly .NET per se. Not that I'm a fan of .NET and sometimes I wish it would just go away but it's far too late for that. And as far as I know WinFX wil be released to Windows XP users as well, http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...
Reply:Lots of companies are building .NET applications.
For the person who says Windows Vista will kill .NET:
.NET Framework is embedded into Windows Vista, and several components in Windows are built off of the .NET Framework.
Reply:you should be hidden in a cave to not realize that .NET has a big market share right now.
I could point you to endless resources but I would never finish.
Just to give you an idea, there are many big companies developing components just for the .NET plataform. And ther are incredible, complex and very functional components.
IE:
www.infragistics.com
www.devexpress.com
www.xceedsoft.com
I think that if there would not be professional developers in the .NET platform, there would not be this kind of companies, dont you think?
gardenia
Which of the .NET programming languages is not supported in a 'inline' format by ASP.NET?
a. Visual Basic.NET
b. Visual J#
c. Managed C++
d. Visual C#
Which of the .NET programming languages is not supported in a 'inline' format by ASP.NET?
I think you are trying to do a quiz?
I'd say C- Managed C++
Personally VB.net is my favourite :D
Reply:c. Manage C++ is the answer.
Visual Basic.NET, Visual J# and Visual C# are components of .NET.
Reply:Hmmm....I don't know
b. Visual J#
c. Managed C++
d. Visual C#
Which of the .NET programming languages is not supported in a 'inline' format by ASP.NET?
I think you are trying to do a quiz?
I'd say C- Managed C++
Personally VB.net is my favourite :D
Reply:c. Manage C++ is the answer.
Visual Basic.NET, Visual J# and Visual C# are components of .NET.
Reply:Hmmm....I don't know
Help me !! i am a confused student !! C,C++, C#, Visual Basic , java ? Which one ?
Hi , I am in deep trouble.
i started learning programming from c++ and then moved on the java and then on visual basic according to our curriculam and at the same time i heard that C is powerful and the most efficient language so i learned all the basic synataxes and other things in C.
Then i spend time learning J2EE and then .net and build few projects in each one of these.
Now i am confused as to what shud i choose for my future ...?
i absolutely hate microsoft for their profit driven approach and it takes alot to upgrade yourself for the next release and also at the same time i believe in java things are so slow in terms of their product line .... what shud i do %26gt;?
Help me !! i am a confused student !! C,C++, C#, Visual Basic , java ? Which one ?
C++ is the way to go
Reply:Acc to me you should only try to keep your basic programming skills strong. This will help you in all the languages you go for......Because only difference when you shift from one language to another is Syntax but the basic funda remains the same................
Therefore look for your on interest and try to practice on it more and more.................
Hope this will help you
Reply:You must Carry on with J2EE!!!!!
Reply:hi
i think you can find the wold throgh java.because of its power,platform independent,reusableetc
then go to javaand j2ee j2me and these are free wares
then
enjoy java and feel the power of java
Reply:First you will learn C ,then C++ %26amp; lastly JAVA2 because
they are based on each other.
When you will clear from the concept of C, the you move to the C++ %26amp; lastly JAVA2
The book are
E. Balagurusamy for ANSI C %26amp; C++
H.Schildt for JAVA2
Reply:i started learning programming from pascal and then moved on the c and then
on visual c++ according to our curriculam and at the same time i heard that C++ builder
is powerful and the most efficient language so i learned all the basic synataxes and other things in C++ builder.
Then i spend time learning asp and then .net and build many projects in each one of these.
then i see this is not poweful language and start php and spend 6 month with design and test and ...
Now i am confused as to what shud i choose for my future ...?(like you but with diffrent way)
but now i think on C++ builder .net ,
it's my suggestion for you.
Reply:It depends where you see your future.
If you want to hate your life and rue the day you first turned on a computer, then choose Visual Basic.
If you want to do some decent coding, then choose C++ - but it'll be tricky!
Burn Java to a crisp and bury it deep underground. Nobody needs Java.
Learn Delphi if you're interested in a fast production line - I've never known RAD to be more R.
Reply:1. Microsoft is not really evil - they doing business as anyone else does.
Plus without MS Windows OS we would be paying $2,000 for ugly OS to SUN/HP/IBM and still paying $15,000 for bad PCs to the same vendors.
2. Java is not slow - you need to tune JVM well
General idea - learn Java J2SE/J2EE first and .NET second.
Plus learn SQL, XML, etc
3. Get a IT job if you can - practice is what you need
i started learning programming from c++ and then moved on the java and then on visual basic according to our curriculam and at the same time i heard that C is powerful and the most efficient language so i learned all the basic synataxes and other things in C.
Then i spend time learning J2EE and then .net and build few projects in each one of these.
Now i am confused as to what shud i choose for my future ...?
i absolutely hate microsoft for their profit driven approach and it takes alot to upgrade yourself for the next release and also at the same time i believe in java things are so slow in terms of their product line .... what shud i do %26gt;?
Help me !! i am a confused student !! C,C++, C#, Visual Basic , java ? Which one ?
C++ is the way to go
Reply:Acc to me you should only try to keep your basic programming skills strong. This will help you in all the languages you go for......Because only difference when you shift from one language to another is Syntax but the basic funda remains the same................
Therefore look for your on interest and try to practice on it more and more.................
Hope this will help you
Reply:You must Carry on with J2EE!!!!!
Reply:hi
i think you can find the wold throgh java.because of its power,platform independent,reusableetc
then go to javaand j2ee j2me and these are free wares
then
enjoy java and feel the power of java
Reply:First you will learn C ,then C++ %26amp; lastly JAVA2 because
they are based on each other.
When you will clear from the concept of C, the you move to the C++ %26amp; lastly JAVA2
The book are
E. Balagurusamy for ANSI C %26amp; C++
H.Schildt for JAVA2
Reply:i started learning programming from pascal and then moved on the c and then
on visual c++ according to our curriculam and at the same time i heard that C++ builder
is powerful and the most efficient language so i learned all the basic synataxes and other things in C++ builder.
Then i spend time learning asp and then .net and build many projects in each one of these.
then i see this is not poweful language and start php and spend 6 month with design and test and ...
Now i am confused as to what shud i choose for my future ...?(like you but with diffrent way)
but now i think on C++ builder .net ,
it's my suggestion for you.
Reply:It depends where you see your future.
If you want to hate your life and rue the day you first turned on a computer, then choose Visual Basic.
If you want to do some decent coding, then choose C++ - but it'll be tricky!
Burn Java to a crisp and bury it deep underground. Nobody needs Java.
Learn Delphi if you're interested in a fast production line - I've never known RAD to be more R.
Reply:1. Microsoft is not really evil - they doing business as anyone else does.
Plus without MS Windows OS we would be paying $2,000 for ugly OS to SUN/HP/IBM and still paying $15,000 for bad PCs to the same vendors.
2. Java is not slow - you need to tune JVM well
General idea - learn Java J2SE/J2EE first and .NET second.
Plus learn SQL, XML, etc
3. Get a IT job if you can - practice is what you need
How can I monitor the saving of files to drive C?
What I need to do is write a program that monitors the saving of files to drive (C).
Then the program needs to write the filename to a file.
How can I monitor the file writes to drive (C)?
Note: This is for windows XP, and I need to program it in either Visual Basic.Net(preferred), C#.Net, or C++.Net.
Thanks in advance!!!!!
How can I monitor the saving of files to drive C?
Take a look at the FileSystemWatcher component. You can drag on onto the form, and it will raise events whenever any file change happens. In the event code you can find the name of the changed file and write that to your log file.
Note that if you try to use this on the whole C drive, it could slow down your system considerably. Consider just looking at the directory of interest.
-- In response to additional information --
Using filename filters is a good idea, and will probably prevent your system from slowing down too much. The best way to find out is to try it and see what kind of performance hit you take.
It sounds to me like you're going to watch all the extensions in the %COMSPEC% environment variable, and that list could get a little long.
BTW, have you checked out FileMon for Windows? It's a free download from Microsoft (SysInternals) and it might already do what you need. I'll link you...
Then the program needs to write the filename to a file.
How can I monitor the file writes to drive (C)?
Note: This is for windows XP, and I need to program it in either Visual Basic.Net(preferred), C#.Net, or C++.Net.
Thanks in advance!!!!!
How can I monitor the saving of files to drive C?
Take a look at the FileSystemWatcher component. You can drag on onto the form, and it will raise events whenever any file change happens. In the event code you can find the name of the changed file and write that to your log file.
Note that if you try to use this on the whole C drive, it could slow down your system considerably. Consider just looking at the directory of interest.
-- In response to additional information --
Using filename filters is a good idea, and will probably prevent your system from slowing down too much. The best way to find out is to try it and see what kind of performance hit you take.
It sounds to me like you're going to watch all the extensions in the %COMSPEC% environment variable, and that list could get a little long.
BTW, have you checked out FileMon for Windows? It's a free download from Microsoft (SysInternals) and it might already do what you need. I'll link you...
C++, Visual Studio and Web Design?
Do I need to learn C# or VB to develop with the .NET Framework ? If not, is it better with C# or VB ?
The reason I ask is because by learning C++ I can apply that knowledge to things outside the .NET framework. However, if I choose C# Im stuck with .NET.
Your help and insights are appreciated.
C++, Visual Studio and Web Design?
I would suggest C# or vb. The reason that I suggest this that all good programmers should be able to use the best tool for to solve any problem. Like perl if you have to parse a bunch of text. vb or c# if you need a quick data driven website. C++ if you have to do any rigorous network programming. C++ and Assembly for intesive graphics and real time programming.
Good programmers have to adapt to the problem that they are solving.
Reply:You may use C++.NET. There's even a free (for a limited time) version with optimized compiler and a complete IDE: Visual C++ Express.
It is _not true_ that the only way to use C++.NET in Web applications would be CGI, and it is _not true_ that it is slower.
You should know that you can effectively create ASP.NET Web Pages with C++.NET (see the link below).
Let me quote MS' George Shepherd:
"The final, and perhaps most compelling reason to use Managed C++, is that the Microsoft C++ compiler is optimized. It's the most evolved and best-tuned compiler available for generating code to run under the CLR."
Reply:C++ uses the CGI (Common Gateway Interface) to interact with the web, which can create overhead and sluggishness on dynamic webpages. C# (in my opinion) would be the better choice between C# and VB, though as long as you have access to .NET I would recommend using ASP.NET (Active Server Pages), and reserve C# for back-end server-only processing.
Bottom line: C++ will be slightly slower than your other two alternatives.
aster
The reason I ask is because by learning C++ I can apply that knowledge to things outside the .NET framework. However, if I choose C# Im stuck with .NET.
Your help and insights are appreciated.
C++, Visual Studio and Web Design?
I would suggest C# or vb. The reason that I suggest this that all good programmers should be able to use the best tool for to solve any problem. Like perl if you have to parse a bunch of text. vb or c# if you need a quick data driven website. C++ if you have to do any rigorous network programming. C++ and Assembly for intesive graphics and real time programming.
Good programmers have to adapt to the problem that they are solving.
Reply:You may use C++.NET. There's even a free (for a limited time) version with optimized compiler and a complete IDE: Visual C++ Express.
It is _not true_ that the only way to use C++.NET in Web applications would be CGI, and it is _not true_ that it is slower.
You should know that you can effectively create ASP.NET Web Pages with C++.NET (see the link below).
Let me quote MS' George Shepherd:
"The final, and perhaps most compelling reason to use Managed C++, is that the Microsoft C++ compiler is optimized. It's the most evolved and best-tuned compiler available for generating code to run under the CLR."
Reply:C++ uses the CGI (Common Gateway Interface) to interact with the web, which can create overhead and sluggishness on dynamic webpages. C# (in my opinion) would be the better choice between C# and VB, though as long as you have access to .NET I would recommend using ASP.NET (Active Server Pages), and reserve C# for back-end server-only processing.
Bottom line: C++ will be slightly slower than your other two alternatives.
aster
Can I send and detect individual SYN or FIN packets using VB.NET Sockets or any other process in VB.NET?
How can I send and detect individual SYN or FIN or any other flag packet USING VISUAL BASIC.NET? Doing it in VC++, C or JAVA is easy but I could not do it in VB.NET. Is there any was to access RAW SOCKETS AND send and detect packets using "Visual Basic.NET" Or C#.Net?
Can I send and detect individual SYN or FIN packets using VB.NET Sockets or any other process in VB.NET?
you cannot do it using VB.
try intrgrting with free sniffers.
Reply:I would use ethereal to sniff my traffic. You can then dump the data in to any program from there. Etherreal is free and it identifies the packets for you.
Can I send and detect individual SYN or FIN packets using VB.NET Sockets or any other process in VB.NET?
you cannot do it using VB.
try intrgrting with free sniffers.
Reply:I would use ethereal to sniff my traffic. You can then dump the data in to any program from there. Etherreal is free and it identifies the packets for you.
Visual Studio 2008 for C++?
How does Visual Studio 2008 compare to 2005? Specifically for standard C++. Is the compiler more standard compliant now? Any major changes to the IDE for the c++ perspective?
I don't program C# or anything .NET so any refinements to the IDE for that language and the platform don't apply to me. Also, I have been wanting to try XNA and from the forums it seems it only works with VS2005 for the time being.
Currently I have VS2005 with SP1. In the past I have used MFC, but I've heard that is pretty much obsolete now. Through school I can obtain a free copy of VS2008 and I'm wondering if I should spent the time to upgrade.
Please only answer this question if you have knowledge about the subject. No links to Microsoft or Wikipedia please. And Yes I already searched previous answers on this site.
Visual Studio 2008 for C++?
I use both 2005 and 2008 professional at work, and both 2005 and 3008 express at home (although my home use is almost exclusively C# and XNA). The link below is someone else's answer to this question, I myself have yet to notice any major difference in day-to-day usage.
You're correct in that XNA currently only supports 2005, this can cause problems if you have both 2005 and 2008 installed (some of the XNA samples automatically install their template on the latest version of DevStudio, i.e. the wrong one).
Microsoft provide "Express" versions of C++, C#, VB, Web Developer and SQL Server for both 2005 and 2008 editions. They're totally free to download and you can also use them in commercial products (see the second link below). The main difference is that their template support isn't quite as good and they lack some small extras like IDE macro recording/playback.
I don't program C# or anything .NET so any refinements to the IDE for that language and the platform don't apply to me. Also, I have been wanting to try XNA and from the forums it seems it only works with VS2005 for the time being.
Currently I have VS2005 with SP1. In the past I have used MFC, but I've heard that is pretty much obsolete now. Through school I can obtain a free copy of VS2008 and I'm wondering if I should spent the time to upgrade.
Please only answer this question if you have knowledge about the subject. No links to Microsoft or Wikipedia please. And Yes I already searched previous answers on this site.
Visual Studio 2008 for C++?
I use both 2005 and 2008 professional at work, and both 2005 and 3008 express at home (although my home use is almost exclusively C# and XNA). The link below is someone else's answer to this question, I myself have yet to notice any major difference in day-to-day usage.
You're correct in that XNA currently only supports 2005, this can cause problems if you have both 2005 and 2008 installed (some of the XNA samples automatically install their template on the latest version of DevStudio, i.e. the wrong one).
Microsoft provide "Express" versions of C++, C#, VB, Web Developer and SQL Server for both 2005 and 2008 editions. They're totally free to download and you can also use them in commercial products (see the second link below). The main difference is that their template support isn't quite as good and they lack some small extras like IDE macro recording/playback.
Email notify in Visual Basic.Net?
Is it possible to make a Visual Basic.Net application that can inform me when I get a new email (like in Yahoo! Messenger but without the messenger) Im guessing it would have to log into Yahoo! Mail somehow but it would be great. So can it be done and how?
Please give links etc. if possible
Please note im using Visual Basic.Net so DONT give me links for C#, C, C++, ASP, Java etc.
Email notify in Visual Basic.Net?
It's not easy. I did this a few years ago (in Java, sorry) by writing a program that opened a socket on port 80 to mail.yahoo.com, filling in the appropriate fields, submitting the data as if it came from a form and following the path through e-mail. However, it goes through several "forwards" including secure ones and is very particular about header parameters.
Best bet: sign up for yahoo imap mail ($) and use a standard mail reader package (there are free ones; VB doesn't include one) to read your mail.
Please give links etc. if possible
Please note im using Visual Basic.Net so DONT give me links for C#, C, C++, ASP, Java etc.
Email notify in Visual Basic.Net?
It's not easy. I did this a few years ago (in Java, sorry) by writing a program that opened a socket on port 80 to mail.yahoo.com, filling in the appropriate fields, submitting the data as if it came from a form and following the path through e-mail. However, it goes through several "forwards" including secure ones and is very particular about header parameters.
Best bet: sign up for yahoo imap mail ($) and use a standard mail reader package (there are free ones; VB doesn't include one) to read your mail.
Can any1 plz briefly tell me about all kinds of C programming.?
1) C
2) C++
3) Visual C
4) Visual C++
5) C#
6) C# .NET
and any other; if there is!
Thanx
Can any1 plz briefly tell me about all kinds of C programming.?
1) C - C programming language, usually as defined in the "K%26amp;R" book (by Kernighan and Richie), second edition. Compilers for this language exist on at least Unix, Windows and Mac. This is probably the most important programming language of the 80's, imho. C is famous for allowing "assembly-like" programming, while its supporters would say it still has all the *important* features of a much more "designed" language like Pascal, which doesn't inherently allow low-level assembly-like operation. Hence the best of both worlds. Both C and Pascal are called "structural" languages, which basically means that they allow you to define your program from a sequential flow of function calls.
2) C++ - An attempted improvement and modernization of C created by Bjarne Stroustrup. It intends to keep all the speed of C but add optional object-oriented and generic programming features, as well as clean up some annoying syntax issues. Again this is widely available on at least Windows, Unix, Mac.
4) Visual C++ - A Microsoft product that contains a C++ and C compiler and associated tools as well as a graphical "IDE" (integrated development environment) with pretty slick debugger. When you use Visual C++, you are using a Microsoft product and writing programs for Windows machines. You might be using libraries provided in Visual C++ like "MFC" or "ATL" to make the program graphical or access other Windows operating system functionality. Both of those libraries are relevant only to Windows programs.
3) Visual C - Just an abbreviation for Visual C++. For instance, people refer to Visual C++ in abbreviated form as VC or MSVC. Note Visual C++ contains a standard C compiler as well inside it. Many C++ haters can still buy and enjoy Visual C++ and just happily use it for C.
5) C# - This is the "dotnet" language C# (I tend to say csharp for searchability). Dotnet is a new approach to computer programs from Microsoft that is more like Java. Like Java, it's basically an "interpreted" language, though MS has done a variety of things to take the stigma out of that (as has Sun, how effectively is another question...). It's still, imho, basically relatively slow and overweight compared to something like C or C++, like any other interpreted language. To use dotnet, a user has to have the large library of stuff installed on their machine, just like you have to have that large library of Java stuff somewhere on your machine to run Java applets and such.
6) C#.net - This would be C# written to make a web server "page." "ASP" is the Microsoft technology that generally allows you to write code on a web server to do things like connect to a database when the user visits the website, put up a registration form and insert the user's data into the database, etc. ASP.net is the dotnet version of this, and similarly it uses C# and the dotnet architecture.
You asked about any others and I'd add one note on C++: the newer versions have the C++ Standard Library, which was a long time in development, came quite a while after the C++ language itself and is worthy of just as much study as C++ itself. It provides canned functionality for a huge number of data types a programmer generally needs.
Reply:I only have decent experience with C and C++. The main thing that all these languages have in common are their common syntax; along with all descendants of the ALGOL family. It should look familiar to you:
function(arg1, arg2) {
statement;
statement;
}
C# (pronounced "See sharp") is more similar to Java than to C or C++ (aside from, again, the syntax). It runs on the Microsoft .NET framework. But that's about the extent of what I know.
marigold
2) C++
3) Visual C
4) Visual C++
5) C#
6) C# .NET
and any other; if there is!
Thanx
Can any1 plz briefly tell me about all kinds of C programming.?
1) C - C programming language, usually as defined in the "K%26amp;R" book (by Kernighan and Richie), second edition. Compilers for this language exist on at least Unix, Windows and Mac. This is probably the most important programming language of the 80's, imho. C is famous for allowing "assembly-like" programming, while its supporters would say it still has all the *important* features of a much more "designed" language like Pascal, which doesn't inherently allow low-level assembly-like operation. Hence the best of both worlds. Both C and Pascal are called "structural" languages, which basically means that they allow you to define your program from a sequential flow of function calls.
2) C++ - An attempted improvement and modernization of C created by Bjarne Stroustrup. It intends to keep all the speed of C but add optional object-oriented and generic programming features, as well as clean up some annoying syntax issues. Again this is widely available on at least Windows, Unix, Mac.
4) Visual C++ - A Microsoft product that contains a C++ and C compiler and associated tools as well as a graphical "IDE" (integrated development environment) with pretty slick debugger. When you use Visual C++, you are using a Microsoft product and writing programs for Windows machines. You might be using libraries provided in Visual C++ like "MFC" or "ATL" to make the program graphical or access other Windows operating system functionality. Both of those libraries are relevant only to Windows programs.
3) Visual C - Just an abbreviation for Visual C++. For instance, people refer to Visual C++ in abbreviated form as VC or MSVC. Note Visual C++ contains a standard C compiler as well inside it. Many C++ haters can still buy and enjoy Visual C++ and just happily use it for C.
5) C# - This is the "dotnet" language C# (I tend to say csharp for searchability). Dotnet is a new approach to computer programs from Microsoft that is more like Java. Like Java, it's basically an "interpreted" language, though MS has done a variety of things to take the stigma out of that (as has Sun, how effectively is another question...). It's still, imho, basically relatively slow and overweight compared to something like C or C++, like any other interpreted language. To use dotnet, a user has to have the large library of stuff installed on their machine, just like you have to have that large library of Java stuff somewhere on your machine to run Java applets and such.
6) C#.net - This would be C# written to make a web server "page." "ASP" is the Microsoft technology that generally allows you to write code on a web server to do things like connect to a database when the user visits the website, put up a registration form and insert the user's data into the database, etc. ASP.net is the dotnet version of this, and similarly it uses C# and the dotnet architecture.
You asked about any others and I'd add one note on C++: the newer versions have the C++ Standard Library, which was a long time in development, came quite a while after the C++ language itself and is worthy of just as much study as C++ itself. It provides canned functionality for a huge number of data types a programmer generally needs.
Reply:I only have decent experience with C and C++. The main thing that all these languages have in common are their common syntax; along with all descendants of the ALGOL family. It should look familiar to you:
function(arg1, arg2) {
statement;
statement;
}
C# (pronounced "See sharp") is more similar to Java than to C or C++ (aside from, again, the syntax). It runs on the Microsoft .NET framework. But that's about the extent of what I know.
marigold
Can anyone help me with Visual C++ runtime error? - "The application has terminated in an unusual way."
I had a problem with the VirusBurst and was up all night trying to fix it, which eventually, thankfully, I did. However upon reboot, I kept getting a CLI application error (Failed to initialise properly - 0xc0000135) which after some Googling, I found was a problem with the ATI Catalyst and needed an installation of .Net Framework so I decided to install V1.1. So far so good. Installed dotnetfx.exe quickly and easily. BUT (why does there *always* have to be a "but"? That would make a good question on its own methinks! lol) when I try to install the SP1 security fix, I keep getting:-
"Microsoft Visual Basic C++ Runtime error! - The application has requested the runtime to terminate in an unusual way."
I've been Googling and searching and reading for what seems like HOURS and I'm sure others must have had this problem so can anyone PLEASE advise me how I can solve this, either by posting the answer here or giving me a helpful link - or links?
Thanks a lot.
Can anyone help me with Visual C++ runtime error? - "The application has terminated in an unusual way."
sound like your Visual C++ installed is corrupted try re-installing Visual C++.
Reply:reinstall it again.
Reply:The error messages is a bit odd, Visual Basic and C++ are seperate products. Is there not a number or can you provide the whole message.
"Microsoft Visual Basic C++ Runtime error! - The application has requested the runtime to terminate in an unusual way."
I've been Googling and searching and reading for what seems like HOURS and I'm sure others must have had this problem so can anyone PLEASE advise me how I can solve this, either by posting the answer here or giving me a helpful link - or links?
Thanks a lot.
Can anyone help me with Visual C++ runtime error? - "The application has terminated in an unusual way."
sound like your Visual C++ installed is corrupted try re-installing Visual C++.
Reply:reinstall it again.
Reply:The error messages is a bit odd, Visual Basic and C++ are seperate products. Is there not a number or can you provide the whole message.
Visual C# 2005 express and connecting to access?
How can I find where to drag and drop a oleDbConnection to my form in Visual C# 2005 express edition? It's in the toolbox for .net studio 2003 but I cant find it for C# express.
Visual C# 2005 express and connecting to access?
Right click your toolbar and select "Choose Items..." from the popup menu. This will load your toolbar items in which you will see all the Oledb objects you are familiar with (just scroll down a bit since they are in alphabetical order) including oleDbConnection object and its adapter. They are just not loaded on default.
Enjoy!
Reply:I think the express version is lacking in some OleDb components you would find in 2005 professional
Visual C# 2005 express and connecting to access?
Right click your toolbar and select "Choose Items..." from the popup menu. This will load your toolbar items in which you will see all the Oledb objects you are familiar with (just scroll down a bit since they are in alphabetical order) including oleDbConnection object and its adapter. They are just not loaded on default.
Enjoy!
Reply:I think the express version is lacking in some OleDb components you would find in 2005 professional
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
i want to learn how to link MS Access with C++. I have heard of something call .NET.
can you please explain what it is? And how can i use it to link access and c++?
also is C# a kind of .NET software?
And is .NET also called Visual studio.
basically tell me of one easy method to link Access with programming code.
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
can you please explain what it is? And how can i use it to link access and c++?
also is C# a kind of .NET software?
And is .NET also called Visual studio.
basically tell me of one easy method to link Access with programming code.
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
How do I get an executable out of my basic C# program in Visual Studio?
I'm a rookie at Visual Studio/.NET. I just coded my very first 'Hello World' C# program. It works fine within Visual Studio when I try to run it. I've tried build. I want my program to be a standalone .exe (executable) that I can run from a dos prompt. It's just a simple console application. What do I need to do (step by step) to get an executable version of it? What am I missing? All I have is the .cs source code. Thanks in advance.
How do I get an executable out of my basic C# program in Visual Studio?
If you can execute your application from visual studio then that means that you already have an .exe and Visual Studio simply runs it!
The .exe is located in the "bin/debug" or "bin/release" directory which is inside your project directory.
If you have Visual Studio 2003 the directory of your project is usually at "my documents/visual studio projects"
If you have visual studio 2005 it's usually at "my documents/visual studio 2005/projects"
Reply:compile it from the build menu. you might have to adjust your toolbars if its not showing up.
dracaena
How do I get an executable out of my basic C# program in Visual Studio?
If you can execute your application from visual studio then that means that you already have an .exe and Visual Studio simply runs it!
The .exe is located in the "bin/debug" or "bin/release" directory which is inside your project directory.
If you have Visual Studio 2003 the directory of your project is usually at "my documents/visual studio projects"
If you have visual studio 2005 it's usually at "my documents/visual studio 2005/projects"
Reply:compile it from the build menu. you might have to adjust your toolbars if its not showing up.
dracaena
From where will i get good visual studio.net tutorials?
more specific on ASP.net,c#,vb.net
From where will i get good visual studio.net tutorials?
You would be surprised at how well documented the built in help is by Microsoft (MSDN), also online I personally enjoy:
www.codeproject.com
www.msdn.com
www.daniweb.com (forums)
www.4guysfromrolla.com
Best of Luck
Reply:try this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:msdn @ msdn.microsoft.com (they made visual studio and is the official help content of visual studio)
and then there is the microsoft training and certifications resources at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/bb18819...
try googling for .net tutorials
Reply:Try TotalTraining!
www.totaltraining.com
They have online tutorials and also DVD based tutorials about asp.net and lots more. Very good and not that expencive
From where will i get good visual studio.net tutorials?
You would be surprised at how well documented the built in help is by Microsoft (MSDN), also online I personally enjoy:
www.codeproject.com
www.msdn.com
www.daniweb.com (forums)
www.4guysfromrolla.com
Best of Luck
Reply:try this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:msdn @ msdn.microsoft.com (they made visual studio and is the official help content of visual studio)
and then there is the microsoft training and certifications resources at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/bb18819...
try googling for .net tutorials
Reply:Try TotalTraining!
www.totaltraining.com
They have online tutorials and also DVD based tutorials about asp.net and lots more. Very good and not that expencive
Using Visual Studio 2005 can i able to create ASP.Net Web Application using C#?
Ya....u can...Why do u think u can't?
Using Visual Studio 2005 can i able to create ASP.Net Web Application using C#?
is it a movie maker?
morning glory
Using Visual Studio 2005 can i able to create ASP.Net Web Application using C#?
is it a movie maker?
morning glory
Help me, cannot how run Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Setup?
Help me, the Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Setup is BAD. Get for Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Setup but Installation Options are NOT working, how to get Installation Options for new C#.THANKS
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\ but only Visual C# 2005 Express Edition, CANNOT coming to "Microsoft .NET Framewok 2.0" + "Microsoft MSDN 2005 Express Edition" + "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition". Help me, everything cannot how to working. Help me, thanks, hohsen88@yahoo.com
Help me, cannot how run Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Setup?
First step: Learn English
Second Step: Repeat Question so people will know what you are saying.
Thrid Step: Read what people wrote, understand what they are saying and fix problem.
There is your three step solution.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\ but only Visual C# 2005 Express Edition, CANNOT coming to "Microsoft .NET Framewok 2.0" + "Microsoft MSDN 2005 Express Edition" + "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition". Help me, everything cannot how to working. Help me, thanks, hohsen88@yahoo.com
Help me, cannot how run Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Setup?
First step: Learn English
Second Step: Repeat Question so people will know what you are saying.
Thrid Step: Read what people wrote, understand what they are saying and fix problem.
There is your three step solution.
What are the softwares that are needed to be downloaded to start studying Visual studio. net?
hi all.. i want to start learning visual studio .net.. i want to know which all softwares are needed to be downloaded for this. Do i have to install vb6, c#, asp and .net framework separately? Or can i get all in a single package.. Is there any site for this? in microsoft site i found some free downloads.. such as vb express, .net framework 3.0 etc.. are these softwares enough ?
What are the softwares that are needed to be downloaded to start studying Visual studio. net?
At the minimum, all you need is one of the Express IDEs (C#, VB.net or C++). It will include the .net framework. If you aren't developing for Vista, you don't need .net 3.0, .net 2.0 will work fine.
Reply:When you install Visual Studio .NET, it should install everything you need. If you are using the latest version you will need to be running an operating system with IIS installed though. This means XP Professional. If you don't have it you won't be able to use ASP.NET.
What are the softwares that are needed to be downloaded to start studying Visual studio. net?
At the minimum, all you need is one of the Express IDEs (C#, VB.net or C++). It will include the .net framework. If you aren't developing for Vista, you don't need .net 3.0, .net 2.0 will work fine.
Reply:When you install Visual Studio .NET, it should install everything you need. If you are using the latest version you will need to be running an operating system with IIS installed though. This means XP Professional. If you don't have it you won't be able to use ASP.NET.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
How to select query according to User Input for a WebPage in C#.Net with SQL Server 2000?
I am trying to build a web page in C#.NET with SQL Server 2000 using Visual Web Developer 2005. I want to select and execute the query according to user input.
I have a form which has 2 textboxes which gets start date and end date from the user. Based on start/end date my 1st query runs. Now if user does not enter any start/end date I want to run another query which takes default dates as current date as end date and current date - 30 days as starting dates.
How to select query ?
I will be greatful if one can reply.
How to select query according to User Input for a WebPage in C#.Net with SQL Server 2000?
How do you need the results to display?
I have a form which has 2 textboxes which gets start date and end date from the user. Based on start/end date my 1st query runs. Now if user does not enter any start/end date I want to run another query which takes default dates as current date as end date and current date - 30 days as starting dates.
How to select query ?
I will be greatful if one can reply.
How to select query according to User Input for a WebPage in C#.Net with SQL Server 2000?
How do you need the results to display?
How to delete data in gridview in asp.net (c#)?
I have a gridview and also a delete button outside the gridview. It is because i want to have a function that delete the data of the checked checkbox inside the gridview by pressing the delete button.
So how i gonna delete the data by pressing the delete button? Please show me the coding, i using ms visual studio 2005, asp.net 2.0 (c#).
Thank you...
How to delete data in gridview in asp.net (c#)?
Is this a windows app or web app? Are you hooking into a database? If so I suggest deleting the item from the database and rebinding the data to the grid.
geranium
So how i gonna delete the data by pressing the delete button? Please show me the coding, i using ms visual studio 2005, asp.net 2.0 (c#).
Thank you...
How to delete data in gridview in asp.net (c#)?
Is this a windows app or web app? Are you hooking into a database? If so I suggest deleting the item from the database and rebinding the data to the grid.
geranium
I have a experiment with programming C.What language you prefer for continue?C++ or C#?
Please tell me what compiler toy prefer to work.
Boland C++ visual C++ c#.Net and ...
I have a experiment with programming C.What language you prefer for continue?C++ or C#?
borland my friend!
Reply:Linux - gcc Compiler
Windows - .NET framework (Visual C++, C#) Compilers
Reply:Man C++ is the best to use as a compiler or Interpriter.
Try Turbo C++ or Borland C++ ; Both are good.
Reply:C++ is very good. it's better from visual c++.
Reply:I prefer code warrior , a lot of plug-ins available, including ones that allow you to code PlayStation games.
oops... with a special license of course, you have to contact sony for that .
Reply:i think that the best language is C#.net because it provide an GUI easy and it create the code of GUI . you don't write any code
Reply:It really depends on what your doing. But both C++ and C# are object based languages with similar syntax, if you learn one of them it will be easy to learn the other.
I would almost recommend learning C++ first as it is harder and you have to worry about things like memory management which is good to worry about even if your using a langauge that handles stuff like that automatically (like c#)
Reply:Of course Borland C++ or Microsoft's C++
Reply:I use C++ compiler in Linux. Also use the Visual C++... I like C++ and C
Reply:c++ is meant for speed. i dont know about c#. it is sth about the net i think. never seen someone using it either. microsoft's visual c++ is a good compiler. i dont agree with the ones that think borland's cool. or microsoft's one is that i got used to over the years, i dont know. but you should never abandon programming!!!
Reply:borland C++.
:)
Boland C++ visual C++ c#.Net and ...
I have a experiment with programming C.What language you prefer for continue?C++ or C#?
borland my friend!
Reply:Linux - gcc Compiler
Windows - .NET framework (Visual C++, C#) Compilers
Reply:Man C++ is the best to use as a compiler or Interpriter.
Try Turbo C++ or Borland C++ ; Both are good.
Reply:C++ is very good. it's better from visual c++.
Reply:I prefer code warrior , a lot of plug-ins available, including ones that allow you to code PlayStation games.
oops... with a special license of course, you have to contact sony for that .
Reply:i think that the best language is C#.net because it provide an GUI easy and it create the code of GUI . you don't write any code
Reply:It really depends on what your doing. But both C++ and C# are object based languages with similar syntax, if you learn one of them it will be easy to learn the other.
I would almost recommend learning C++ first as it is harder and you have to worry about things like memory management which is good to worry about even if your using a langauge that handles stuff like that automatically (like c#)
Reply:Of course Borland C++ or Microsoft's C++
Reply:I use C++ compiler in Linux. Also use the Visual C++... I like C++ and C
Reply:c++ is meant for speed. i dont know about c#. it is sth about the net i think. never seen someone using it either. microsoft's visual c++ is a good compiler. i dont agree with the ones that think borland's cool. or microsoft's one is that i got used to over the years, i dont know. but you should never abandon programming!!!
Reply:borland C++.
:)
Most recent/popular versuion of MS visual C++?
I know the most recent visual basic is VB.net but most VB users still use VB6.
What are the majority of visual C++ users using?
Most recent/popular versuion of MS visual C++?
I am using Visual Studio 2005, it's the newest and most powerful version. Being Visual Studio, it contains VB .NET, C++ .NET, C# .NET and J# .NET (which is crap, BTW).
I like it a lot, but there is one draw back - it is NOT backwards compatable. If you are working with VB6 files for example, some of the syntax no longer works, and when you open the file, it will force save under the new format. The two programs don't even use the same underlying libraries any more. Very different programs.
I love .NET 2005, it's very strong, and fairly bug-free (for the average user).
Good luck -
Rob
What are the majority of visual C++ users using?
Most recent/popular versuion of MS visual C++?
I am using Visual Studio 2005, it's the newest and most powerful version. Being Visual Studio, it contains VB .NET, C++ .NET, C# .NET and J# .NET (which is crap, BTW).
I like it a lot, but there is one draw back - it is NOT backwards compatable. If you are working with VB6 files for example, some of the syntax no longer works, and when you open the file, it will force save under the new format. The two programs don't even use the same underlying libraries any more. Very different programs.
I love .NET 2005, it's very strong, and fairly bug-free (for the average user).
Good luck -
Rob
How does programming languages work. what language was visual c++ written in and how was it compiled??
I just wasnt to know really, I want to know how to write a program for electronics, and whether is possible to hand code it. what program was adobe photoshop written in, visual Studio, .net.it is so confusing? im already a visual basic expert, but i want to know how i could write professional programs like Adobe photoshop. do i need to learn machine language for this??
How does programming languages work. what language was visual c++ written in and how was it compiled??
Programming languages are made for human beings to have a conceptual framework for program execution. It allows us to follow program execution, while minimizing the overhead involved with routines a computer must do that do not concern the programmer.
A programming language can be compiled or interpreted. Compiling requires the source code to be converted into machine language and then run, while an interpreter executes the program as each instruction is interpreted. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
When you say what Visual C++ was written in, you're really referring to the compiler. Even if you mean the user interface, it was probably written in C/C++. You could write professional programs by yourself, but they'd take you a very long time to finish depending on what you want it to do.
Something like Adobe Photoshop began as a much smaller project with not nearly as many features as it has today. In 1987, Thomas Knoll started it as a program to display grayscale images on a monochrome display; and even then it wasn't called Photoshop.
Whether or not you need to know machine language is really dependent on what problems you'll encounter. Graphics intense programs tend to be far more efficient the closer their processes interact with the hardware. Machine language isn't difficult, but is completely dependent on the hardware (instruction set of the processor) being used.
I will say, however, that knowing the hardware and instruction set is a tremendous help in making efficient code; which for graphics is a major plus.
How does programming languages work. what language was visual c++ written in and how was it compiled??
Programming languages are made for human beings to have a conceptual framework for program execution. It allows us to follow program execution, while minimizing the overhead involved with routines a computer must do that do not concern the programmer.
A programming language can be compiled or interpreted. Compiling requires the source code to be converted into machine language and then run, while an interpreter executes the program as each instruction is interpreted. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
When you say what Visual C++ was written in, you're really referring to the compiler. Even if you mean the user interface, it was probably written in C/C++. You could write professional programs by yourself, but they'd take you a very long time to finish depending on what you want it to do.
Something like Adobe Photoshop began as a much smaller project with not nearly as many features as it has today. In 1987, Thomas Knoll started it as a program to display grayscale images on a monochrome display; and even then it wasn't called Photoshop.
Whether or not you need to know machine language is really dependent on what problems you'll encounter. Graphics intense programs tend to be far more efficient the closer their processes interact with the hardware. Machine language isn't difficult, but is completely dependent on the hardware (instruction set of the processor) being used.
I will say, however, that knowing the hardware and instruction set is a tremendous help in making efficient code; which for graphics is a major plus.
Question about Visual Studio .NET 2003?
Hi, I'm interested in learning C++. If I were to purchase Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 for Students, would I still be able to create regular C++ applications that Visual Studio 2003 does? Or would I have to use .NET syntax for all my C++ programs?
Question about Visual Studio .NET 2003?
With Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, you can write C++ programs that don't necessarily use the .NET framework.
But don't purchase MS VS .NET 2003 for learning purposes. Rather, download for free the MS VC++ 2005 Express Edition.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:Since C++ is objcet oriented you could easily transfer that skill through to C#. The syntax is unfortunately different. If you rather compile C you could use GCC
Reply:yes u can ...
start new visual c++.net project but firstt select a console application.net option ...it works as old.
sweet pea
Question about Visual Studio .NET 2003?
With Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, you can write C++ programs that don't necessarily use the .NET framework.
But don't purchase MS VS .NET 2003 for learning purposes. Rather, download for free the MS VC++ 2005 Express Edition.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:Since C++ is objcet oriented you could easily transfer that skill through to C#. The syntax is unfortunately different. If you rather compile C you could use GCC
Reply:yes u can ...
start new visual c++.net project but firstt select a console application.net option ...it works as old.
sweet pea
Hi, i have a problem with Ms visual studio.net, any body can help?
I'm working with C#.NET, I want to access a database (Ms Access database) but I dont know how to do that? any body can help? plz!!!
Hi, i have a problem with Ms visual studio.net, any body can help?
Go to the Data menu and choose Add New Data Source
Select Database and click Next
Click the New Connection button
Click Change next to the Data Source label
Choose Microsoft Access Database File from the menu
Click OK
Next to the Database file name field, click Browse
Browse to the location of your Access database (remember, this will need to remain consistent for all users of your application; if you are doing a Web site, put the DB in the App_Data folder; if you are doing a standalone program, use a URL that will always be correct, either someplace in the application path or with a \\server\share type URI that will be good for all users)
Provide the authentication information if there is any; if not, blank out the authentication textboxes
Click Test Connection to make sure you can connect
If you connected OK, click the OK button to close the confirmation message box
Click OK to close the DB connection dialog
Click Next
If the database is not in your application path, and you get a confirmation box telling you it wants to move the file, choose OK to move the DB to the path, or cancel to not move it.
Give the connection a meaningful name
Click Next
Choose the tables and views (queries) you want to include in your project's DataSet
Give the DataSet a meaningful name
Click Finish
You now have all the data you selected available to you as an XSD file.
You can also view your DB by clicking on the Server Explorer tab . You can see the Server Explorer tab if it's not visible by choosing it from the View menu
Reply:That's a tough question to answer. I think it's not just a matter of posting a couple of lines of code. I'd suggest going to www.codeproject.com and looking around for sample code.
Good luck!
Hi, i have a problem with Ms visual studio.net, any body can help?
Go to the Data menu and choose Add New Data Source
Select Database and click Next
Click the New Connection button
Click Change next to the Data Source label
Choose Microsoft Access Database File from the menu
Click OK
Next to the Database file name field, click Browse
Browse to the location of your Access database (remember, this will need to remain consistent for all users of your application; if you are doing a Web site, put the DB in the App_Data folder; if you are doing a standalone program, use a URL that will always be correct, either someplace in the application path or with a \\server\share type URI that will be good for all users)
Provide the authentication information if there is any; if not, blank out the authentication textboxes
Click Test Connection to make sure you can connect
If you connected OK, click the OK button to close the confirmation message box
Click OK to close the DB connection dialog
Click Next
If the database is not in your application path, and you get a confirmation box telling you it wants to move the file, choose OK to move the DB to the path, or cancel to not move it.
Give the connection a meaningful name
Click Next
Choose the tables and views (queries) you want to include in your project's DataSet
Give the DataSet a meaningful name
Click Finish
You now have all the data you selected available to you as an XSD file.
You can also view your DB by clicking on the Server Explorer tab . You can see the Server Explorer tab if it's not visible by choosing it from the View menu
Reply:That's a tough question to answer. I think it's not just a matter of posting a couple of lines of code. I'd suggest going to www.codeproject.com and looking around for sample code.
Good luck!
Where can I download FREE ebooks / tutorials about Visual C++ 6.0?
I prefer MFC. I do NOT do console, .NET, GNU, VB6, C#, or anything else that is useless. I also do not have VC7 or VC8. For those of you who always think these questions are mistyped, VC6 is NOT the same thing as VB6 ... Oh, and I despise MSDN, because it has become TOTALLY USELESS unless you're into VB6, C#, or .NET. If I see the 'Scribble' or 'Hello World' tutorials one more time I think I'll scream ... I'm at an intermediate level, so I probably need more of an API reference for VC6, rather than a 'Beginner Tutorial', although every lil' bit helps ... thanks all ...
Where can I download FREE ebooks / tutorials about Visual C++ 6.0?
wish I knew, its a b*tch trying to figure out how to do something in vc++. if you ever do find a good source for API's let me know!
you asked earlier about how to place an image anywhere on the screen. you said the code I posted didnt work. sorry but its been a while since I have done that, but I do have a simple app that will do what you wanted. it only works for bmp images though. if you want it, email me and ill send the project to you. its in vc++ visual studio 6.0.
ljdemuth@comcast.net
Reply:isohunt.com
go on tutorial book, type in visual basic c++ and search.
eassy isn't it
Where can I download FREE ebooks / tutorials about Visual C++ 6.0?
wish I knew, its a b*tch trying to figure out how to do something in vc++. if you ever do find a good source for API's let me know!
you asked earlier about how to place an image anywhere on the screen. you said the code I posted didnt work. sorry but its been a while since I have done that, but I do have a simple app that will do what you wanted. it only works for bmp images though. if you want it, email me and ill send the project to you. its in vc++ visual studio 6.0.
ljdemuth@comcast.net
Reply:isohunt.com
go on tutorial book, type in visual basic c++ and search.
eassy isn't it
C#.NET IntelliSense?
I need to add IntelliSense(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IntelliSens... functionality to a customized (SyntaxRichTextBox class that inherits the System.Windows.Forms.RichTextBox object) it handles syntax highlighting.
I am populating a list of records/fields from access database into a string array. With the following format,
F1040
F1040.TpSsn
F1040.FName
F1040.Schedule2.TpSsn
etc...
I want my IntelliSense functionality to parse this string array, and behave naturally as possilbe, in the same way that IntelliSense works with Visual Studio.NET....
Advise in process and development is appreciated as well.
Examples of code, etc...
C#.NET IntelliSense?
I could be wrong, but I don't think you can use Intellisense for what you are trying to do.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
Reply:This may help you get started:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/diy-int...
I am populating a list of records/fields from access database into a string array. With the following format,
F1040
F1040.TpSsn
F1040.FName
F1040.Schedule2.TpSsn
etc...
I want my IntelliSense functionality to parse this string array, and behave naturally as possilbe, in the same way that IntelliSense works with Visual Studio.NET....
Advise in process and development is appreciated as well.
Examples of code, etc...
C#.NET IntelliSense?
I could be wrong, but I don't think you can use Intellisense for what you are trying to do.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
Reply:This may help you get started:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/diy-int...
On MS Visual C++, when i am typing my code, how do i make line numbers appear?
When using the work computers, the visual studio .NET have numbers on the side to denote the lines. How do i make it appear on my compiler at home?
On MS Visual C++, when i am typing my code, how do i make line numbers appear?
In Visual Studio 2003, you can go to "Tools... and the Options..."
From there, you should be given a tree view, select the "Text Editor" folder. Select the language of choice (in this case C/C++) and then look for a checkbox that reads "Line Numbers". Check that box and you should be good to go.
Reply:Don't forget, in the IDE, you can also press Ctrl-G and you will be given a dialog box that will allow you to type in the line number and the editor will navigate right there. It saves scrolling time. :) Report It
rose
On MS Visual C++, when i am typing my code, how do i make line numbers appear?
In Visual Studio 2003, you can go to "Tools... and the Options..."
From there, you should be given a tree view, select the "Text Editor" folder. Select the language of choice (in this case C/C++) and then look for a checkbox that reads "Line Numbers". Check that box and you should be good to go.
Reply:Don't forget, in the IDE, you can also press Ctrl-G and you will be given a dialog box that will allow you to type in the line number and the editor will navigate right there. It saves scrolling time. :) Report It
rose
About Visual C++ 8?
I write a lot of DLL’s and stand alone apps in visual C++ 6. I like it because the apps are compact. Also I can run them on any version of Windows without the need to install them. I can compile a fix, and send the .EXE file to someone to test it, without having to create a while new install, until I am ready for a new release.
If you are a former Visual C++ 6 user, what do you think of 8? Can you make native .EXE files, that don’t require the bulky .NET framework, like C#? Do the files have to be JITT’ed?
If you are a professional developer, do you stick with Visual C++ 6?
What do you think of C#? Do you use both C# and C++?
Thank you
About Visual C++ 8?
VC++ 6.00 With 6.0 is by far the best stable environment for development.
You need to consider another platform only if the solution cannot be implemented in the tool that you are familiar with.
Reply:C++ 8 can use MFC or the .NET framework. I am pretty sure that code must be JIT'ed if you use .NET.
Reply:I've been a developer for almost 20 years. I worked on the MSVC 6.0 compiler at Microsoft and I DO use both C++ (V6.0) and C# (V8.0). The thing to remember here is as developers, we use the right tool for the right job. Many people incorrectly become tool-centric and try to hammer nails with a screwdriver.
If you remember, C++ (V4.0) is still used to develop embedded systems and still many applications require MASM to implement software to fit the desired environment. What is to be considered for choosing the correct tool is to consider the application and its target environment.
Once we focus on this (the environment, the objective of the software to be implemented, etc.) the proper development tool will become evident.
If you are a former Visual C++ 6 user, what do you think of 8? Can you make native .EXE files, that don’t require the bulky .NET framework, like C#? Do the files have to be JITT’ed?
If you are a professional developer, do you stick with Visual C++ 6?
What do you think of C#? Do you use both C# and C++?
Thank you
About Visual C++ 8?
VC++ 6.00 With 6.0 is by far the best stable environment for development.
You need to consider another platform only if the solution cannot be implemented in the tool that you are familiar with.
Reply:C++ 8 can use MFC or the .NET framework. I am pretty sure that code must be JIT'ed if you use .NET.
Reply:I've been a developer for almost 20 years. I worked on the MSVC 6.0 compiler at Microsoft and I DO use both C++ (V6.0) and C# (V8.0). The thing to remember here is as developers, we use the right tool for the right job. Many people incorrectly become tool-centric and try to hammer nails with a screwdriver.
If you remember, C++ (V4.0) is still used to develop embedded systems and still many applications require MASM to implement software to fit the desired environment. What is to be considered for choosing the correct tool is to consider the application and its target environment.
Once we focus on this (the environment, the objective of the software to be implemented, etc.) the proper development tool will become evident.
How to install visual c++ 2005 expree edition?
I am struggling like hell, please help me out. I have the windows service pack 2. I have downloaded the 2MB(visual c++ express edition) file from net which inturn directs to the Microsoft server but that stupid server is not working. I dont know why?? I have a CD, provided by the computer magazine, which provides the same IDE, but some files are missing that CD. Please help me out?? From where to install Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition??
How to install visual c++ 2005 expree edition?
u need to buy a license... don't go for pirates or trial versions
Reply:The Express editions are just for advertising the product.You have to purchase full version which is about 600 MB
How to install visual c++ 2005 expree edition?
u need to buy a license... don't go for pirates or trial versions
Reply:The Express editions are just for advertising the product.You have to purchase full version which is about 600 MB
I need help in C# Help.?
I'm using Microsoft Visual C# .NET and develop in Windows Application, which means that I'm using Windows form.
If I put in Hyperlink on the form, how do I make it link to internet? For example, "http://www.yahoo.com".
Or maybe, a button? I kind of forget something so basic. Oops.
I need help in C# Help.?
Open up the web browser after the OnClick event is triggered on the link label. Probably the easiest way.
private void linkLabel1_LinkClicked(object sender,
LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e)
{
Process.Start("http://www.asp.net");
}
Reply:I'd use a LinkLabel. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
If I put in Hyperlink on the form, how do I make it link to internet? For example, "http://www.yahoo.com".
Or maybe, a button? I kind of forget something so basic. Oops.
I need help in C# Help.?
Open up the web browser after the OnClick event is triggered on the link label. Probably the easiest way.
private void linkLabel1_LinkClicked(object sender,
LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e)
{
Process.Start("http://www.asp.net");
}
Reply:I'd use a LinkLabel. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
Setting background transparent for using shockwaveFlash control on .NET?
Hi
i wanna to set transparent setting for my ShockwaveFlash component in my Visual C#.NET or Visual VB.NET.
we know with Transparet setting for ShockwaveFlash component, the background colour of ShockwaveFlash will be removed.
Thanks a lot
Setting background transparent for using shockwaveFlash control on .NET?
Hey man! go to these pages:
http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2003/05...
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
Reply:Hello, I'm not sure its the same settings but its worth a shot.
When using Flash 8 I add a parameter wmode="transparent" which removes the background.
-Joe
flowering plum
i wanna to set transparent setting for my ShockwaveFlash component in my Visual C#.NET or Visual VB.NET.
we know with Transparet setting for ShockwaveFlash component, the background colour of ShockwaveFlash will be removed.
Thanks a lot
Setting background transparent for using shockwaveFlash control on .NET?
Hey man! go to these pages:
http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2003/05...
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
Reply:Hello, I'm not sure its the same settings but its worth a shot.
When using Flash 8 I add a parameter wmode="transparent" which removes the background.
-Joe
flowering plum
C or C++? Which is better?
Ok, so I am interested in enrolling in correspondence courses to learn computer programming, the problem is I can't tell which is better. Stratford Career Institute, or Penn Foster Career School.
Both have great courses but with differences.
Penn foster Visual C# .NET Programmer...
http://pennfoster.com/visualc/ProgramOut...
And Stratford Career Institute Computer Programming....
http://www.scitraining.com/Courses_US/Co...
As I don't really know much about this stuff, I would like it if someone who does know can point me to the better school.
Prefer someone who is in this career.
C or C++? Which is better?
As a 25 year programmer, most in C and C++, and as someone who has tried to hire other programmers and has had to deal with bad programmers that others have hired, I can tell you that the best programmers are the ones who love to program. They work on their own projects at home just to explore ways of doing things.
Since you aren't someone who loves coding (yet, anyway) maybe you should stick with the higher level stuff. Of the choices you gave, you should take the C# class. C# is Microsoft's evolution of C++, which itself was an evolution of C. With each level, things get easier.
Reply:C++ is better, because use Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that uses "objects" and their interactions to design applications and computer programs. Programming techniques may include features such as, encapsulation, modularity, polymorphism, and inheritance. It was not commonly used in mainstream software application development until the early 1990s. Many modern programming languages now support OOP.
c is old and it does not enjoy POO.
in addition in C++ you can make programs OO like not also.
Reply:A loty of people can come out with being a computer scientist or stuff liek that. But this is based on opinion.
C++ is basically built upon C, and just adds more easier ways such as object orientated programming etc.
C and C++ is built upon pure ANSI C code, which with vast libraries made by system programmers such as me can create libraries that people can call functions from that do stuff such as display a message on screen or file handling methods etc, all within a header file.
However, the short answer is C++ for the fact it is C but with addition extensions of OOP programming. However, C programs often run faster than a C++ program, which this may effect a program such as a scientific program or even heavey collision detection games.
Reply:C# with .NET rocks. It's pretty easy to pick up. I started with C++, and it kind of owned me to start out, but I got the hang of it. C# is a lot more has a lot more to do with objects and things than C++. C++ is more like write this stuff and it does that stuff. C# is more like this parent has a child, and the child has a bunch of attributes or qualities about it (height, weight, name, blah blah blah), so it's easier to understand.
Reply:For a beginner, I'd say C is better since the concepts are easier to grasp. But the short answer is that neither is better, since they both have their roles.
Both have great courses but with differences.
Penn foster Visual C# .NET Programmer...
http://pennfoster.com/visualc/ProgramOut...
And Stratford Career Institute Computer Programming....
http://www.scitraining.com/Courses_US/Co...
As I don't really know much about this stuff, I would like it if someone who does know can point me to the better school.
Prefer someone who is in this career.
C or C++? Which is better?
As a 25 year programmer, most in C and C++, and as someone who has tried to hire other programmers and has had to deal with bad programmers that others have hired, I can tell you that the best programmers are the ones who love to program. They work on their own projects at home just to explore ways of doing things.
Since you aren't someone who loves coding (yet, anyway) maybe you should stick with the higher level stuff. Of the choices you gave, you should take the C# class. C# is Microsoft's evolution of C++, which itself was an evolution of C. With each level, things get easier.
Reply:C++ is better, because use Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that uses "objects" and their interactions to design applications and computer programs. Programming techniques may include features such as, encapsulation, modularity, polymorphism, and inheritance. It was not commonly used in mainstream software application development until the early 1990s. Many modern programming languages now support OOP.
c is old and it does not enjoy POO.
in addition in C++ you can make programs OO like not also.
Reply:A loty of people can come out with being a computer scientist or stuff liek that. But this is based on opinion.
C++ is basically built upon C, and just adds more easier ways such as object orientated programming etc.
C and C++ is built upon pure ANSI C code, which with vast libraries made by system programmers such as me can create libraries that people can call functions from that do stuff such as display a message on screen or file handling methods etc, all within a header file.
However, the short answer is C++ for the fact it is C but with addition extensions of OOP programming. However, C programs often run faster than a C++ program, which this may effect a program such as a scientific program or even heavey collision detection games.
Reply:C# with .NET rocks. It's pretty easy to pick up. I started with C++, and it kind of owned me to start out, but I got the hang of it. C# is a lot more has a lot more to do with objects and things than C++. C++ is more like write this stuff and it does that stuff. C# is more like this parent has a child, and the child has a bunch of attributes or qualities about it (height, weight, name, blah blah blah), so it's easier to understand.
Reply:For a beginner, I'd say C is better since the concepts are easier to grasp. But the short answer is that neither is better, since they both have their roles.
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