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    divil replied to MTSkull's topic in Water Cooler

    Thanks!
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    The client side. And also there are security issues.
  3. divil
    MTSkull, Making a reference to an external assembly and creating a shortcut so you don't have to fully-qualify class names are two very different things.
  4. divil
    Had you considered looking at the key at the bottom of the page?
  5. divil
    Declare it public instead of protected.
  6. divil
    When you copy and paste code from VS.NET to Word, formatting and colour is maintained. Maybe you could find a decent rtf-to-html converter and make use of it somehow, since pasting from Word to HTML gets hideous.
  7. divil
    Can you paste your declare for that API in VB.NET?
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    Straight from the help: In Visual Basic 6.0, the PrevInstance property of the App object was used to determine if a previous instance of an application was running. There is no equivalent for this property in Visual Basic .NET; however, the following code can be used to test for a previous instance: ' Visual Basic .NET Function PrevInstance() As Boolean If Ubound(Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessesByName(Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess.ProcessName)) > 0 Then Return True Else Return False End If End Function
  9. divil
    I think he meant can you drop those other browsers on to a form through an ActiveX control and use their rengering engines to present data in your application?
  10. divil
    Windows Forms Controls can be embedded in web pages :)
  11. divil
    So what happens when the propertygrid is pointed at the first class?
  12. divil
    I'm looking at the code for that article, still not seeing a class embedded within a class?
  13. divil
    Check out Bob Powell's GDI+ faq. http://www.bobpowell.net/gdiplus_faq.htm
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    A newline character on Windows is a carriage return plus a linefeed. Hence the System.Environment.Newline constant. If someone ports the framework to some other platform, a newline character may only be a carriage return or a linefeed on its own. vbCrLf will always be both. Having said that, anyone who ports the framework will almost undoubtedly be trying to be compatible with the Windows one, so they'll leave it as a carriage return and linefeed.
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    Yes
  16. divil
    We don't encourage this sort of thing here on the forum as it can be used for unsavoury purposes such as keyloggers. Anyone who wishes to help aewarnick with this can do so in private message.
  17. divil
    Which article are you talking about? I don't think either of my designer ones have a designer class inside the control class.
  18. divil
    That is correct. Does it work?
  19. divil
    http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=49950&highlight=animated
  20. divil
    If there was one, someone would probably have answered you the first time.
  21. divil
    Yeah, I disagree. Rewriting your code for .net is not a waste of time. You're perfectly free to go on using VB6 for your products, but if you want to use the (vastly) different vb.net it's only natural that you'll have to rewrite code. They're very different languages. I believe we've already established that the upgrade wizard is a steaming pile :)
  22. divil
    You need to specify a typeconverter for that class using the TypeConverter attribute. Make a very simple typeconverter class that just inherits from ExpandableObjectConverter. I gave someone an example of doing what you're trying to do before, try searching the forum for ExpandableObjectConverter.
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    I remember the discussion well. I know how the design-time architecture works, and I knew control arrays at design time were a near impossibility because of it. I think I just left him to believe what he did after asserting so firmly that they would be included. I guess he made an angry call to ms after all :)
  24. divil
    You can remove a node then use the Insert method of its parent Nodes collection to specify the index for it to be inserted at, in the children.
  25. divil
    jfackler: There are no design time control arrays in VS.NET 2003.
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