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Replied To a Post in Allowing only Numeric values in a textbox in c#
I also want programmers to understand, when they get to keypress control, their responsibility on how their app acts, goes through the roof because you've disabled so many built in … -
Replied To a Post in Allowing only Numeric values in a textbox in c#
deceptikon: I noticed your tag line: "Respect is like a punch to the face. If you deserve it, you don't have to ask." It's interesting because a single post can … -
Gave Reputation to deceptikon in Allowing only Numeric values in a textbox in c#
> Help whom? The original poster is 3 years gone. The original poster isn't the only person a thread might help, that's why we don't close threads after they reach … -
Replied To a Post in Allowing only Numeric values in a textbox in c#
Sorry for being so discourtious, you're right, it's obvious my brain opperates at a different level. -
Replied To a Post in Allowing only Numeric values in a textbox in c#
Help whom? The original poster is 3 years gone. I certainly would be pissed at a control that didn't let me use the arrow keys, the backspace key, the delete … -
Replied To a Post in Dictionary from a text file
Sort of looks like a VB language version. Have no idea how that all works. In .NET you have Dictionary(TKey, TValue) Constructor (System.Collections.Generic) that can be used. This will NOT … -
Replied To a Post in Help
Of course you could get a single line instruction and use a loop by preceeding the above with for (; 1 == 2; ) ; You can make it a … -
Replied To a Post in Help
for the single line command challenge: Console.WriteLine(" 1\n 121\n 12321\n 1234321\n123454321\n 1234321\n 12321\n 121\n 1"); Of course that violates the "using a loop" constraint :) -
Replied To a Post in Help
Of course after posting, I see misspelling of "backwards" -
Replied To a Post in Help
No way would I try a one-liner. I tested this on 5 and 50 and both worked properly. /// <summary> /// Goes from 1 to 99, lists on Console the … -
Replied To a Post in Splitting a string, delimiters included
ddanbe: thanks for the endorsement. Caused me to relook at my code. Wait... That shouldn't work! Yep, didn't notice the last field isn't included in the List and it didn't … -
Gave Reputation to ddanbe in Splitting a string, delimiters included
Great work guys! But I guess we now can no longer speak of the great Ketsuekiame([look here)](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/csharp/threads/469203/help/2#post2045989)but also of the great decepticon!Who clearly wins here. Wish I knew more about … -
Replied To a Post in Splitting a string, delimiters included
Whoops declare temp and never use it! -
Replied To a Post in Splitting a string, delimiters included
I didn't want to read the comments because they would probably come up with good answers and I didn't want to spoil my thoughts before trying something. There are several … -
Replied To a Post in C++ reverse numbers from array
Also, in search put a bool in your loop to exit your search when you find the number you are looking for. -
Replied To a Post in C++ reverse numbers from array
Andreas, Personally prefer: array2[j++]=array[i]; In your search function you have hardcoded 10. What happens when there are 5 items in the array? What happens when there are 20 and the … -
Replied To a Post in Squaring an integer with extensions
One of the nice things C# has is the XML documentation. What's nice about that is that it activates intellisence so you can document it. Renaming the int parameter as …
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