I am unable to get execWB working. Can any one show me how to initialize it or which namespace or dll file I need to include in order to use this method.
I am trying to zoom out the content on my browser.
You are in luck. Someone already wrote the interop for you.
Try looking at this Stackoverflow question. This CodeProject link concerns VB.Net but you might be able to get some useful information from it.
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i would like to know weather it is possible to control some wpf application written in c# by using a c# dll out of matlab.
what i need is the possibility to start the MainWindow and i have to be able
to get some values into my controller.
What i found so far was things working from c# that use matlab, but the other way round seems not to be that much populatet, as i found nothing i could really use.
I allready tried to import a .net Library, but i dont seem to be able to open a external class from my dll.
So if you could help me on this it would be great.
Regards,
justSomeone
Ok, i did just find out, that i can also import my .exe file into Matlab instead of only dlls .
I am using the function NET.addAssebly('Path.exe') to do this.
Path.exe is just a symbol that it is directed to the place of the .exe file.
I achieved to be able to use my methods as i wanted i do have my instance of the class. So i am happy now. :D
But if you have other solutions which are more handy, dont hesitate to post them. There might still be interesting things to discover :)
Regards,
justSomeone
I am trying to use the following command in a silverlight application "WebOperationContext.Current.OutgoingRequest.Headers.OutgoingResponse.Headers.Add". However it doesnt appear to exist. I know it does exist because it is on the microsoft documention website. Here is a link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.servicemodel.web.weboperationcontext.outgoingrequest.aspx. I am guessing that it is one of those functions not available in silverlight. Any ideas on why this Add function would not be available would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time!
Is there a way to figure out the PackageFamilyName (as appearing in the manifest) in runtime? I looked in /Program Files/WindowsApps and could not find the relevant string there. Could not find any API that would let me do this...
Any other ideas are welcome.
I think what you're looking for is PackageId.FamilyName which is available through the Package.Current.Id.FamilyName property.
Source: MSDN Forums
How can I syntax highlight using the scintilla. I have no idea how to use it. I need a code sample that loads scintilla, puts a String[], and runs it in a richtextbox.
You might find your answer here.
alternatively apparently some file can't be found it seems like an installation issue.
might find more here
Ok this is something new to me....
I have a gridview control which is displaying the files and directory names in one column.
Now i want to display the file icon of that particular file in the other column...
eg test.txt will have a different icon form image1.jpg and here.xsl
i have found two examples but don't kno if they will work or not....
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom-controls/AssociatedIconsImage.aspx
or
http://forums.asp.net/t/90921.aspx
how to incorporate this with my gridview..?
thanks
I found a source that should be useful for you (and with a simple google query btw.): Getting Associated Icons Using C#
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As far as I know, there's no other way than using the shell32 library via interop, as used in the given example.
I'm not sure if there is a managed way to this... there very well could be, but the unmanaged way to get this would be to use PInvoke to call SHGetFileInfo. There is sample code on PInvoke.Net which should get you most of the way there.