How to program in C# using SFML.NET? [closed] - c#

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I have an understanding of C++ and C#, I just don't understand how to use SFML.NET without any documentation. I know that the API is almost exactly the same, I just don't understand bindings fully.

The API is indeed similar. Have a look at the examples (online here or with the SDK). You should be able to figure it out quite easily once your have read the C++ tutorials and those examples.

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I wanted to ask if it is possible to use Clarifai's system offline, meaning accessing the trained models on the device so it can work without access to the internet.
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Kunal from Clarifai here.
We support this with our Mobile SDK which is currently in limited preview. You can get more information here, https://www.clarifai.com/get-sdk

How to create blowfish algorithm step by step in c#? [closed]

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I am working with blowfish, and I use the code from schneier.com which is written in c#. There blowfish was implemented with ecb and cbc, but I'm still confused about how to produce step by step from blowfish algorithm, I want learn how to make blowfish in c# step by step.
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http://cryptolearning.blogspot.com/2013/01/explanation-of-blowfish-encryption.html
http://iitd.vlab.co.in/?sub=66&brch=184&sim=1147&cnt=1
https://defuse.ca/blowfish.htm
but you could find it by yourself
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Draw power grid network topology [closed]

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I am creating an application in C# in which I need to create power grid network topology. The expected output is: http://goo.gl/M9UJP
Is there any package in C# using which I can create required picture dynamically?
You can do this manually by using the classes in the System.Drawing namespace.
If you are looking for a third party solution, then you need to search for yourself, as this would primarily be opinion-based and not a good fit for this site.

Import Python lib in C# [closed]

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There is an existing python lib which i have to instantiate in my C# code.
Which is the best possible way to do so? And how?
I am not much familiar with python, so IronPython, py2exe confused me big time.
Please Help.
You'll almost certainly be better off finding a C#/.NET alternative to that library. What is it?
If you do really need to do this your best option will be IronPython. There are a few guides to embedding IronPython code in C#, such as this one.

Has anyone used C# with a Sales Logix database? [closed]

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Has anyone used C# with a Sales Logix database?
Yes. I rewrote a History tab that worked better and faster than the original Best/Sage built-in tab version using datagridviews in C#. It was a .NET plugin and I used Ryan Farley's instructions for getting it to work in SLX 6.x. In SLX 7.x you can use C# and VB.NET natively for building plug in components.
Yes. I have.
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